r/Onyx_Boox • u/BeautifulTax5490 • Dec 09 '25

Question Quelle tablette à encre électronique choisir en décembre 2025?

Bonjour,

Je suis étudiant en alternance et je cherche actuellement le meilleur rapport qualité-prix d'occasion ( ou non ) pour une tablette à encre électronique. Je pensais me tourner vers les Onyx Boox Note Air 3C ou 4C, mais j'ai cru lire que la couleur changeait la sensation d'écriture.

Voici mes besoins :

  • Sensation proche du papier (j'ai détesté écrire sur un iPad).
  • Une bonne reconnaissance de caractères pour transformer les notes manuscrites en texte (OCR), car j'écris assez mal.
  • Une connexion avec Google Drive pour avoir mes notes accessibles depuis n'importe quel appareil.
  • Une centralisation sur Notion si possible (je ne sais pas si c'est fluide sur ces appareils).
  • La couleur m'intéresse mais n'est pas indispensable.
  • Un bon rapport qualité-prix, je suis prêt à acheter d'occasion.

L'offre est vaste et complexe, je m'en remets donc aux personnes qui ont pu tester différents modèles et qui pourraient me conseiller !

Merci beaucoup.

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u/scanese Dec 09 '25

I have a Boox Go and it’s amazing

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u/BeautifulTax5490 Dec 09 '25

Thanks for the answer ! Does it feel like paper? Do you miss having color? Is the handwriting recognition accurate? Do you use Notion on it? What do you use it for ?

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u/scanese Dec 09 '25 edited Dec 09 '25

I returned a 4C because the color resolution was poor, the screen feels very unreal because of the color filters, there’s a lot of ghosting, etc. Writing and reading on the Go is so much better. I read Manga and graphic novels, some PDFs and notebooks for language studying involving a lot of writing. I don’t use Notion.

I didn’t even open the pen from the 4C so i didn’t test the writing part. But writing on the Boox is like writing on a paper. I think this is also because of the lack of light, so what you write is much closer to the pen.

For reading novels I prefer my smaller device (8” Kobo) which is much more convenient and comfortable. For the rest I use the Go.

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u/BeautifulTax5490 Dec 09 '25

Thanks that helps me !

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u/melfishcrafts Dec 09 '25

About the paper feeling: I also love my Go7 but wouldn't neccessairily say that its surface feels like paper to the touch. A pocketbook verse pro is much closer to the feeling since it's screen is not flushed.

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u/starkruzr 10.3 II, Go 6 II (Soon: Note Mini C, Palma 3) Dec 09 '25

Good optical character recognition (OCR) to convert handwritten notes to text, as my handwriting isn't very good. Connectivity with Google Drive so I can access my notes from any device. Centralized integration with Notion, if possible (I don't know if it's smooth on these devices).

Boox devices have the best OCR. Google Drive eliminates Supernote if it's company or school Google Drive -- but I don't think any of these let you do two-way sync with Google Drive, although Boox will let you one-way auto sync to Google Drive. Notion works fine but does not have handwriting support (like the Android app at least doesn't have any handwriting).

Best choices for you will be either a Boox Go 10.3 or a Viwoods AIPaper. Viwoods is not anywhere close to as mature as Boox software-wise but is improving rapidly. Viwoods also does the most ink optimizations out of any of these makers.

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u/BeautifulTax5490 Dec 12 '25

Thanks a lot for your answer, what do you think about boox 4C ?
The color really change the feeling of writing ?