I second all of this. I've had a B&N Nook, Kindles from basic ones in 2010 through to the 2019 Oasis and for the last 18 months I've had a Boox Note 2. I have n

I second all of this. I've had a B&N Nook, Kindles from basic ones in 2010 through to the 2019 Oasis and for the last 18 months I've had a Boox Note 2. I have no regrets. My use cases other than recreational reading for 30-60 minutes a day is academic research and/or whitepaper reviewing. I run the Kindle app on it, as well as an Adobe reader and the main reader is great for anything without DRM. I use an Android App (Autosync) to sync instead of the built in sync client. My ebook folder in NextCloud is in sync on the Boox and my laptop, both ways so annotated PDFs come straight back to my PC. I read a lot of PDFs of A4/Letter pages so the larger size screen is a godsend. I can't imagine going back to a smaller device now.