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The Boox Palma was already such a great little device that Boox didn’t change too much with its successor. The display, as great as it is, is still the same as before.

The Boox Go Color 7 is one of the few to do this, and it does it very well. The Amazon Kindle might be the biggest seller, but there are lots of other excellent e-readers to choose from.

The Boox Palma 2 (right) runs on a newer version of Android than the original Boox Palma (left), and it has a fingerprint reader on the power button. Otherwise, they’re basically the same thing.

The Boox Leaf 2 is one of the first Onyx devices in a few years to feature dedicated page turn buttons built in, but I’m not entirely thrilled with their execution.

The Boox Max2 can also read documents aloud in a fairly natural-sounding voice, and it highlights the passage it's reading. However, all of this is novelty stuff.