Bigme B751C Color Ebook Reader 7 Inch E-Ink Paper Tablet for Notes Taking, Reading and Writing (Case and Stylus Included)

As a long-time user of a well-known, kin paprwh Signature Edition, I decided to upgrade to Bigme B751C. The difference in the overall experience is night and day.What I love :Premium Build & Unboxing: Right out of the box, it feels like a high-quality product. The unboxing experience is excellent and far surpasses the minimalist packaging of the other brand. For a device you'll use for years, this first impression matters.The Stylus is a Welcome Surprise: Even though it uses a AAA battery (which I was skeptical about), the feel is incredible. It has a good weight, feels robust, and writing is very precise.Versatility & Productivity: This is where the Bigme truly shines. I can seamlessly use Moon+ Reader, Anki, Google Drive, Storytel, Focus todo and Goodreads. The ability to export my notes and highlights directly to the cloud, convert them into study flashcards, and then study those flashcards directly on the Bigme itself is a complete game-changer. It's much more than just an e-book reader.The Cons:Dead Pixel: Unfortunately, my unit arrived with a single dead pixel. It's just centered enough to be occasionally noticeable. I understand this is a common risk with any screen and that a single pixel often doesn't qualify for a warranty claim.Battery Life: Compared to my previous e-reader which lasted a week, the Bigme lasts me about 2-3 days. This is understandable due my heavier usage of apps, but it's something to be aware of.Custom Android OS: The operating system is a heavily modified version of Android. I miss the traditional notification shade, and it can feel a bit limited at first if you're used to a standard Android interface.Verdict:Despite the stuck pixel, I do not regret this purchase at all. The advantages in productivity, quality, and the overall user experience far outweigh its drawbacks.

I bought this specifically because I wanted to have ONE ereader compatable with both Kindle and Kobo... Well, Kindle works great, but Kobo does not at all... (UPDATE: Bigme chat/support on their website suggested a solution, and it worked!!! They had me change the dpi setting for the kobo app, and now the pages display correctly! I still don't like then capacative pen though, lol) This bigme 751C renders the pages wrong (off center) the more you turn the pages it gets further and further off center, you can see part of one page and part of the next.... unreadable! Also, the pen technology they are using is terrible, it barely works at all for writing anything, but it does at least work okay as a subsitute for a finger for selecting things on the screen. In my opinion, they released this wayyyy too soon, before they got the bugs ironed out, and they 100% need to switch to another technology for the pen type.... capacitive pens SUCK!!!!!!

Not for me I really wanted to like it but its too laggy and slow, I understand the technology behind it but in the end was not for me, I was sad because I loved the size and the ergonomics.

I love it so much even buying that secondhand looks brand new color quality is pretty good for an E reader battery. It’s not terrible if you are just using it to read books if you’re reading comics or manga it might drain it more.

I was not happy with this product. There was no color on the screen. The screen looked transparent. I could see images below like something was under the home screen. I tried to open the Kindle and Play Store but neither would open. It would just spin. I reset it like 4 times and was still unable to connect to anything. I reached out to get support and was told the issues I was having was common and they processed a refund for the device without asking me.Overall I was very exicted about getiing this device. I reseached it for several weeks. I wanted something other than the Kindle but I guess I wIll have to stick with Kindle.

This is okay as a ereader as long as you install a different reader software (which you can do because it's android with the Play Store). You're going to need to spend most of your time disable a bunch of stuff. The software is atrocious and the note taking app lacks the ability to take advantage of the onboard storage. Although the notetaking is okay.