Boox Note Max: reMarkable 2 rival officially launches globally with keyboard and trackpad accessory
Boox has now officially released the Note Max after an apparent soft launch at the start of the month. To recap, the Note Max utilises a Carta 1300 E Ink display that outputs at 3,200 x 2,400 pixels for 300 PPI pixel density across a 13.3-inch surface. Additionally, the tablet supports 4,096 pressure levels for use with a bundled active stylus.
The Note Max runs Android 13, which Boox has pre-installed on 128 GB of storage aided by 6 GB of RAM, an octa-core chipset and a 3,700 mAh battery. For reference, Boox has crammed all this hardware into a 4.6 mm thick chassis that weighs 615 g before factoring in any accessories like a protective cover. The tablet can read countless document formats too and supports third-party apps via access to the Google Play Store.
Like the reMarkable 2 (curr. $569 on Amazon), the Boox Note Max supports a keyboard accessory that transforms it into a productivity device. However, it does so with a larger display and a keyboard accessory that contains a built-in trackpad. Please note that Boox sells the latter as a $149.99 optional accessory and does not bundle it with the Note Max itself. Instead, Boox charges $649.99 for the Note Max, which can be picked up on Amazon and the Boox website directly.
