There is no keyboard latency, but it’s likely because of the screen refresh rate. But you might experience a delay between you typing a letter and it appearing on the screen. The keys have good travel with an evenly spaced layout and feel good to type on.

Notably, you get only one slant angle to work on, but it should be enough for your browsing and typing needs.Īfter writing a few articles on the tablet using the keyboard, I can confidently say that there has been no cost-cutting with the experience.

It uses pogo pins to attach to the tablet. It is on the pricier side, but if you plan on doing anything related to word processing, you might want to buy it anyway. The Boox Tab Ultra has a keyboard accessory that costs an extra $110. Onyx Boox Tab Ultra: accessories Prakhar Khanna / Digital Trends Optical character recognition can also turn English words from photos into a text file. Boox’s proprietary software turns it into a digital scan. All you need to do is point the camera at the paper document and click a photo.

On the back lies a 16MP camera, which can only be used to scan documents. The matte finish is pleasing to the eye as well. The display lies under an anti-glare coating, which makes it easier for you to read in brightly-lit conditions. It’s a brilliant panel that delivers rich contrast with deep blacks. The Boox Tab Ultra features a 10.3-inch e-ink display. You might only need it if you have a lot of documents you need to scan and save, and/or a big e-book collection. But on the off chance you do, the speakers are there.Īt the bottom of the Boox Tab Ultra is a USB-C charging port and microSD card slot for expandable storage, which wouldn’t be needed by many since you get 128GB of onboard storage. It makes sense because you are unlikely to listen to music or watch videos on this device. To adjust the volume, you can either use the keyboard or change the levels via the software. Despite the presence of speakers at the top and bottom, the Boox Tab Ultra doesn’t offer volume rockers. There are no other buttons on the tablet. On the top of the device lies a power button, which doubles as a fingerprint sensor that works well. Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is the king of Samsung’s tablet lineup Google Drive, Docs, and other apps are getting way better on Android tablets Google Chrome is getting the Android tablet update you’ve been waiting for

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