I can't say for Boox but to the best of my knowledge, you can still use touch on the Kobo readers with physical buttons, if that's the problem though I understand if it comes down to the different form factor.
this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2023
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Thanks. I'll look into this.
I'm the other way around
When I'm reading I don't want touch at all, no I didn't mean to highlight anything again dammit
I think the kobo aura hd meets your needs. Genuinely curious about not wanting the physical buttons, is it just a form factor thing? (I was nervous about my Voyage failing for a while because I don't want to move to something without buttons and there wasn't much on the market for a long time that was good quality with buttons)
I'm pretty close to 100% sure that the ones with buttons also support touch screens, still. It's "and buttons", not "or buttons".
Ok, very cool. I guess I should simply contact them and ask. Thanks!
I checked the boox page and it definitely has full normal multitouch support. It needs to for Android to really work. But I would expect most others to as well.
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Pretty much all of these devices feature touchscreens now. I use the original Boox Nova Air and I think it's great.