BOOX did not reinvent the Palma with its third generation. Instead, it gave the pocket-sized E Ink reader something its predecessor could not do: write.

Announced on Sept. 16, 2026, the Palma 3 adds active stylus support, Android 16, and a new aluminum-and-fiberglass body while keeping the same 6.13-inch monochrome E Ink display. BOOX currently lists the new model at $339.99, while the Palma 2 is $249.99, putting more pressure on the new features to earn their keep.

How we compared them: This comparison uses BOOX’s published specifications and current US pricing, supplemented by independent launch reporting where BOOX has not yet documented a…

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