Bigme S6 Color Lite Ereader 7.8" Eink Tablet 4G 64GB ePaper Tablet E-Ink Screen Mark Up eBooks Support Google Play Digital Notepad with Stylus and Cover

I bought this e-reader in order to be able to view graphic novels and other content with colour illustrations. Since colour e-ink screens are more like paper than a magazine, it actually excels at this. Photos on the other hand will look washed out and strange on an e-ink screen like this.I previously owned a Bigme Galy e-reader, which had a decent colour e-ink screen, but terrible battery life. So, I was a little concerned that the S6 Color+ would have the same issues. However, I have been using the device for a few days now and still have plenty of battery life left (for comparison, the Galy dies after a few hours of use). It won't last as long as a Kindle, but then it's doing a lot more than the Kindle.Software-wise, the device runs a version of Android with Bigme's own skin over the top. You can pick from two different layouts for the homescreen. The software is pretty good - you can login to the Google Play Store to download whatever you need. In my case, I had to uninstall the version of the Kindle app that was pre-installed and grab a new one from the Play Store. I think the app was the Chinese version as it had Chinese characters in the title and I couldn't login using it. There are a few places in the UI where Chinese characters show up, despite me having set the language to English and one of the non-removable system apps has a Chinese name. These are small considerations, though. Generally, the software is easy to use as it's mostly close to stock Android.Hardware-wise, what's included in the box is the device itself, a Bluetooth stylus (yep, you can take handwritten notes and draw on this thing) and a neat little folio case. The stylus docks to the side of the device and will draw power from it to charge and fits inside the case if you want it to, which is also pretty cool.In use, the device is nice and responsive, launching apps, running the system or just flipping pages quickly. The device comes on when the cover opens and goes to sleep when you close the cover, which is nice. Writing or drawing using the included stylus is easy and feels natural with little noticeable lag and almost feels like writing on paper. It's not something I'll use it for much, but it's nice to know I can.While there is some ghosting - as there is with all e-ink screens - it's light enough to not be noticeable really, when reading graphic novels or regular e-books.While I say that it's almost an e-ink tablet, if you're looking for something like an iPad, you should probably buy an iPad. If you're looking for a flexible e-reader with good Google integration, a very good colour e-ink screen that doesn't cost a fortune and doesn't weigh a tonne, you should probably buy the Bigme S6 Color+.

The worst eink device and very expensive. The screen clarity was very bad, a lot of ghosting. General performance was not good at all. I could not open the kindle app. Its pen is not comfortable for writing. I returned it. It is neither good for reading nor writing.

I have compared this with boox tab mini. Boox tab mini is kaleido 3 which looks much better than this. The software on boox is also better. However bigme has sd card, camera options. May be bigme without lite might be better which has kaleido 3 instead of plus. I can do details review

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased the Bigme B751C from their official shop and am thoroughly disappointed. The color display has shadows, the back makes noises, and the buttons are loud. The software is also very unresponsive.4 hours conversation with 3 rep from customer services, every time they ask you to re-upload the videos. Customer service was unhelpful and only offered a replacement, not a return or refund. With these quality issues, a replacement isn’t acceptable. I will never consider purchasing from them again. Avoid this product and company.