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2026 edition · Note Air C

The BOOX Device Guide

Everything your BOOX does and does not do, including the answer about planner links, worked out once so you do not have to spend an afternoon on it.

Your device

Two editions of one book, not two books. The same 44 pages and the same words either way; what changes is the BOOX in the photographs. You get the edition you pick, as a single PDF. The book you download is written in 中文; this page and its sample pages are shown in English. Menu names on the device are quoted in English, exactly as they appear on screen.

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The BOOX Guide, Note Air C edition (中文) cover, showing a BOOX Note Air C with a Templacity planner page on its screen
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Why one book

One book for every BOOX with a pen.

Every BOOX with a pen runs the same Notes app and NeoReader on one firmware line, and every one has a 3:4 screen. So there is no separate book per model, only a choice of which BOOX appears in the photographs.

Same book, both ways

Forty four pages, the same words in both editions. The Note Air C edition shows a Note Air5 C, the Go 10.3 edition a Go 10.3 (Gen II). Nothing about your device is missing from the one you pick.

Every pen model

The Note Air line, the Go 10.3, the Tab Ultra C Pro, the Note Max, the Tab X C and the Go 7 line. Chapter 2 works out which you have and chapter 13 tabulates them all.

Two places to write

Notes and NeoReader look alike and do not share what you write. Chapter 5 is the short page that saves the most grief, and it comes early on purpose.

The answer on links

Planner links work in the Notes app from firmware V4.0 when the PDF is opened with Notes, and not when it is added as a custom template. Chapter 7 is the right route, the wrong one, and the one catch.

What is inside

Fourteen chapters, 41 pages, one subject.

The device, not the files you put on it. Thirteen of the fourteen never mention anything we sell.

  1. 01

    Start here

    An Android tablet with two places to write, and six limits worth knowing before anything else.

  2. 02

    Which one you have

    Three sizes, one shape, colour or not, and what your model changes.

  3. 03

    The first thirty minutes

    The server choice that makes notes vanish, Google Play's slow start, the update routine, and syncing before there is anything to lose.

  4. 04

    Getting your files on

    BOOXDrop, the website, a cable and the cloud, and the folder each one drops your file in.

  5. 05

    Notes and NeoReader

    Two places to write that do not share what you write. Most BOOX confusion starts here.

  6. 06

    Writing in Notes

    Brushes, erasers, layers, the lasso, templates, and the Template Hub.

  7. 07

    Planners, and the hyperlink answer

    Yes, planner links work in Notes, by one route, from firmware V4.0. The route, the wrong route, and the one catch.

  8. 08

    Reading and marking up

    NeoReader, handwriting on a PDF, added pages, and why a filled form can arrive blank.

  9. 09

    Getting work out

    Exporting notes, syncing, the web view, and the one export that costs a planner its links.

  10. 10

    The screen

    Refresh modes, ghosting, apps built for glass, and what colour at 150 ppi means.

  11. 11

    Living with it

    Battery, the pens that charge and the ones that do not, tips, cases and storage.

  12. 12

    When it goes wrong

    The failures owners actually report, in the order worth trying the fixes, and the routine that makes them harmless.

  13. 13

    Model and geometry appendix

    Every pen model, every panel, and the arithmetic that says one file fits them all.

  14. 14

    What our files do

    One page, clearly labelled, about the planners this guide's publisher makes for BOOX.

Look inside

Five pages from the Note Air C edition.

The page with a photograph shows the BOOX from your edition; the rest are the same in both.

Chapter 4, a planner PDF as it arrives on the device
The contents page, fourteen chapters with their page numbers

The contents page, fourteen chapters with their page numbers

Chapter 4, a planner PDF as it arrives on the device

Chapter 5, which of the two apps a file belongs in
Chapter 5, which of the two apps a file belongs in
Chapter 7, the right way to open a planner so its links work
Chapter 7, the right way to open a planner so its links work
The last chapter, one of our planner pages on a BOOX
The last chapter, one of our planner pages on a BOOX
The file

What arrives.

Format
PDF, hyperlinked, with a contents page and a page number on every page. Open it with Notes (chapter 7) or in NeoReader and the links work.
Pages
41, set to 1620 x 2160, which is 3:4 like every BOOX pen panel
Written against
BOOX firmware V4.2 and the lineup as it stood in September 2026, with the 2026 edition line on the cover. Firmware moves things, so it is dated on its face.
Edition
BOOX Note Air C, 10.3 inch, 3:4, 300 ppi for ink, 150 for colour
Covers
Every BOOX with a pen: the Note Air line, the Go 10.3, the Tab Ultra C Pro, the Note Max, the Tab X C and the Go 7 line with its optional pen.
Delivery
Instant download after checkout, and it stays in your account.
Not affiliated
Not affiliated with BOOX or Onyx International. Product names are used for identification only.
Also in the bundle
Every device guide, this one included, comes with The Complete System. If you own that tier it is already in your account and there is nothing to buy here.

Two tablets in the house? The reMarkable Device Guide is the companion book to the reMarkable line, written the same way.

Questions

Before you buy.

Which file do I get?

One PDF: the edition for the BOOX you pick above. Both are the same 44 pages and the same words. What changes is the BOOX in the photographs.

Which BOOX tablets does it cover?

Every BOOX with a pen: the Note Air line, the Go 10.3, the Tab Ultra C Pro, the Note Max, the Tab X C and the Go 7 line with its optional pen. They share one screen shape and one firmware line, which is why it is one book. Chapter 2 works out which you have.

Do planner links work on a BOOX?

Yes, in the Notes app from firmware V4.0, when the PDF is opened with Notes rather than added as a custom template, and in NeoReader. Chapter 7 is the whole answer, including the route that loses the links.

Is this about your planners, or about the device?

The device. Thirteen of the fourteen chapters never mention our files. The last one is a single labelled page about what we make for BOOX.

I bought the edition for the wrong device.

Write in and we will swap it. There is no second purchase, and since the two editions are the same book you have not missed anything in the meantime.

How do I get it?

Instant download after checkout, and it stays in your account. Put it on the tablet by BOOXDrop, a cable or the cloud, which is chapter 4.

I own The Complete System. Do I need this?

No. Every device guide edition comes with that tier, this one included, so it is already on your order and in your account.

Two places to write, and nobody tells you which.

41 pages on the BOOX Note Air C and every BOOX with a pen, worked out once, with what BOOX documents separated from what owners report.

Your edition

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One PDF · Instant download · Wrong device, we swap it Already own The Complete System? This book is in it, so check your account before buying.
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