Xteink X4 Pro Pocket E-Reader Review (2026): Fun but Limited
Xteink’s micro e-readers are the smallest e-readers I've ever seen. When I think of a pint-sized e-reader, I usually think of the popular Boox Palma, which is still the size of a smartphone.
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Xteink’s micro e-readers are the smallest e-readers I've ever seen. When I think of a pint-sized e-reader, I usually think of the popular Boox Palma, which is still the size of a smartphone. But Xteink's line of e-readers is even smaller—so small that they're designed to snap onto the back of your phone, underneath your camera. Last month, Xteink launched the Xteink X4 Pro, an upgraded version of its existing X4 that adds a touchscreen, a home button, and an updated design, making it feel more like a mini smartphone or Kindle.
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- Xteink’s micro e-readers are the smallest e-readers I've ever seen. When I think of a pint-sized e-reader, I usually think of the popular Boox Palma, which is still the size of a smartphone.
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Xteink X4 Pro Pocket E-Reader Review (2026): Fun but Limited
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