BOOX Unveils Three New E Ink Devices for How You Work, Create, and Unplug
The Palma 3 adds Android 16 and Google Play access, while the Note Air6 C and Note Mini C bring faster color E Ink displays and AI tools.
- On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, Boox announced three new E Ink devices: the Note Air6 C, Note Mini C, and Palma 3, all debuting with Android 16 and upgraded octa-core performance.
- Sharing common technology, the devices run on Bluetooth 6.0 and provide Google Play Store access to more than 2 million apps. Boox embraces a "Quiet Tech" philosophy for low-stimulation screens.
- Equipped with Kaleido 3 color displays, the 10.3-inch Note Air6 C targets full workflows while the 8.52-inch Note Mini C serves mobile professionals needing portable color-coded documents. Both include InkSight magnetic stylus support.
- Featuring a refined aluminum frame, the Palma 3 includes a 16MP rear camera with LED flash and dual microphones for document scanning and voice memos. At $339.99, it supports optional InkSense Plus handwriting.
- While the $579.99 Note Air6 C is available now, the Note Mini C and Palma 3 launch soon through the official Boox Shop and Amazon. All three offer expanded E Ink flexibility versus closed-ecosystem readers.
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