Boox Palma 2 shows that there is room for more phones with black and white screens

Boox has just presented the second generation of one of the most different and special smartphones that have been seen in a long time, Boox Palma 2, the mobile phone with an electronic ink screen that tries to reduce your use in front of screens.

This is the update of Boox Palma, a mobile phone that in recent months has gone viral on social networks, such as TikTok, because it is designed so that you spend less time looking at the screen, or at least, so that looking at the screen does not make you so much damage to the eyes.

Palma’s success is directly related to the intention of many people to stop using their cell phones for so long. Its electronic ink screen and a highly personalized version of Android are designed to allow you to look at it for as little time as possible, but if you do so, your vision is not affected.

Even so, this Android Boox Palma 2 has access to the Google Play Storeso you can download and use all the applications you want and are available, although watching videos is not one of the best experiences.

Features and technical data sheet of Boox Palma 2

A simple mobile phone, with an electronic ink screen to look at it as little as possible

The big difference about Boox Palma 2 is that it uses an electronic ink screen with backlighting, which makes it especially interesting for calmly reading, both ebooks and any website, as it is a device that uses Android as its operating system.

Its Carta 1200 e-ink screen is 6.3 inches and has a resolution of 300 dpi, allowing you to display clear, smoothed text.

Boox has improved its performance by increasing the RAM memory to 6 GB and 128 GB of storage, in addition, it has a 16 megapixel camera, which although it takes full color photos, you will obviously see them on the screen in black and white.

Palma 2 can now be purchased for 299.99 eurosis available in white or black.

The first generation of Boox Palma can still be purchased on Amazon with a discount.

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