The Xteink X3 and X4 e-readers have gone viral on social media as pocket-sized Kindle alternatives. Right now, you can get ...

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Xteink is blocking its pocket-friendly e-readers from installing third-party firmware in some parts of the world. Xteink is blocking its pocket-friendly e-readers from installing third-party ...

The Xteink X4 is a minimalist, pocket-sized eReader designed for distraction-free reading. It is roughly the size of a credit card and can easily fit in your pocket. There aren’t that many small ...

I can’t think of another e-reader from a company nobody has ever heard of receiving this much attention from users who buy it and from tech media covering it. Of course, I am talking about the Xteink ...

E-readers don’t have to be big, expensive, or locked into one ecosystem. Xteink, a Chinese brand quietly challenging the likes of Amazon and Kobo with compact devices, just announced its latest model.

The Xteink X4 is a compact eBook reader that’s smaller than most smartphones. In fact, it’s so small that the company positions it as an eReader that sticks magnetically to the back of a phone, ...

Every once in a while, an obscure brand comes out with an entirely new class of devices. One that may not be supremely practical, but it serves a niche purpose. Electronic ink readers are having a ...