Questions about Boox Note Air 3 C

Unfortunately, this protective cover is no longer available at the moment and we are unable to add it to our shop.
It may be available again in the future, so please be patient.

Thank you.

It's an Android device, so you can put any eBook you buy online on it.

You can download all the books available on the Internet to your Onyx or PC.
Just like you can transfer all music to an MP3 player

I haven't seen any Spanish books in the Onyx store. But my tab is in English. Maybe that's why?! But you don't need it.

You can download eBooks from Overdrive to the Boox Note Air 3 C, but it requires a few steps and the use of additional tools. Here is a short guide:

## Step 1: Installing the necessary apps
The Boox Note Air 3 C runs on Android 12 and supports the installation of third-party apps. You will need to install the Adobe Digital Editions app or another compatible app that supports DRM-protected eBooks, such as those from Overdrive.

## Step 2: Download the eBooks from Overdrive
- Download the eBooks from Overdrive to your computer. Overdrive offers通常 an option to download eBooks in EPUB or PDF format that are DRM protected.

## Step 3: Transferring the eBooks to the eReader
- Transfer the downloaded eBooks to the Boox Note Air 3 C. You can do this via USB, the BooxDrop app, email or a cloud drive solution.

## Step 4: Open the eBooks with the Adobe Digital Editions app
- Open the downloaded eBooks with the Adobe Digital Editions app or another compatible app on the Boox Note Air 3 C. Make sure that the app is connected to your Adobe ID account to fulfil the DRM guidelines.

It is important to note that transferring and opening DRM-protected eBooks may require some additional steps to ensure that the licence terms are met. Detailed instructions can be found on the Overdrive website or in the user manuals of the apps used.

you can use any bluetooth keyboard

Yes you can. You can also install Deezer, for example, as well as other music streaming apps. It's only better on a smartphone as the device only has WiFi and the colours and app controls aren't that great. It's really a tablet for reading.

Yes, you can take notes in the eBooks. The ONYX BOOX Note Air 3 C has a Wacom sensor layer under the E Ink panel, which makes it possible to create notes and sketches with a special stylus. The stylus recognises 4096 degrees of pressure and enables extreme accuracy when drawing and writing.

I was able to try it out in the Digitec shop as it was on display there.
I wasn't convinced by the colour output.
In terms of writing like on paper, the Remarkable is probably unrivalled.
I use it every day for writing and I'm a pencil junkie. Now a brand new Remarkable with colour has come out.
You can test the Remarkable for 100 days and send it back if you don't like it.

I haven't done a 1:1 comparison of B/W vs. colour. The contrast (relatively strong backlight, battery performance ?!) seems sufficient for my purposes in the Air 3 C, but I would probably do without the colours, as the UX is rather modest (a life in dull pastels...).
Other feedback: the document management is not very mature, for example I have not yet found an effective search function.