The MoaanFly colour e-reader is blurring the line between traditional e-readers and full-fledged tablets. With Android 14 onboard, a pressure-sensitive stylus, and a battery-boosting cover, it’s aiming at readers who want more than just books.
MoaanFly colour e-reader offers an open Android experience
Unlike closed-off e-reader platforms, the MoaanFly runs Android 14 with full Play Store access. That means you can install apps beyond reading tools, from productivity software to note-taking apps. Still, not every Android app is ideal for e-ink. Apps that rely on fast refresh rates, like video or gaming, won’t feel at home here.
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Hardware specs suit more than just reading
MoaanFly doesn’t cut corners on performance. It’s powered by a Rockchip RK3566 processor, paired with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. The 7-inch Kaleido 3 display offers a resolution of 1,264 x 1,680, though colour mode does reduce effective sharpness. Brightness and colour warmth are both adjustable, helping reduce eye strain during long sessions.
MoaanFly colour e-reader includes a dual-battery setup
One standout feature is the power system. The tablet has a 1,200 mAh battery, but on top of that, the included magnetic cover adds another 1,950 mAh via a pogo pin connection. Combined, they offer extended use without constantly reaching for a charger.
Pressure-sensitive stylus support makes note-taking seamless
The e-reader supports stylus input with 4,096 pressure levels, making it a solid option for sketching or handwritten notes. While the stylus is sold separately, it’s designed to work seamlessly with the device and complements its digital paper vibe.
MoaanFly colour e-reader hits Kickstarter at $299
Right now, the MoaanFly colour e-reader is available via Kickstarter for an early-bird price of $299. That’s well below competitors like the Boox Note Air4 C. Even so, buyers should always approach crowdfunding with care. Shipping policies, taxes, and delivery timelines can vary, and there’s always a risk when backing a product that hasn’t hit retail yet.
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