BOOX Note Air 4 C
Guides
Step-by-step setup and how-to articles for this device.
The Note Air 4 C is a full Android device with a colour e-ink screen and a pen, so the work is choosing and tuning apps and learning the note-taking tools — not fighting a locked ecosystem. This section covers setting up a new one, installing the reading apps you want, the display settings that make Android apps usable on e-ink, and how the stylus and markup work. KOReader and Calibre have their own sections; Customization covers fonts, gestures, the per-app optimisation dialog and note templates.
Start here
- Set up a new BOOX Note Air 4 C — the BOOX account, Google sign-in, the Play Store, and pairing the pen.
- Install reading apps on the BOOX Note Air 4 C — Kindle, Kobo, Libby and others, and what to do right after installing each.
- Make Android apps look right on the BOOX Note Air 4 C — the refresh modes, colour versus black-and-white, and why the stock settings look wrong.
- Notes and PDF markup on the BOOX Note Air 4 C — the stylus, the BOOX Notes app, writing on PDFs, and getting notes off the device.
- Set up a new BOOX Note Air 4 C Take a new Note Air 4 C from the box to a working colour Android e-ink tablet — Wi-Fi, the optional BOOX account, Google sign-in, the Play Store and the pen.
- Install reading apps on the BOOX Note Air 4 C Install the Kindle, Kobo, Libby or other reading apps from the Play Store, and the two rounds of setup each one needs to behave on colour e-ink.
- Make Android apps look right on the BOOX Note Air 4 C What the BOOX refresh modes do, when to use colour versus black-and-white, which mode to use for reading versus scrolling, and how to stop ghosting and grey text.
- Notes and PDF markup on the BOOX Note Air 4 C How the BOOX Notes app, the pen tools, writing on PDFs and book pages, handwriting-to-text and export work on the Note Air 4 C — and where the limits are.