marksully · 125 points · 49 comments · il y a 13 heures · Open original
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THthrowaway81523il y a 2 heures
$65, out of stock, store link: https://shop.m5stack.com/products/m5papermono-with-lora-nfc-...
G8g8425il y a 13 heures
I wouldn't anticipate too much from m5stack. They have a habit of developing products that are well designed from a physical standpoint... but when you try to develop with them one finds that the software and support needed to achieve your goals are half-baked and downright annoying. UIFlow1/2, I'm looking at you...
For reference, see the M5dinmeter
AKakshay_akulail y a 8 heures
Sounds like the usual m5stack story, beautiful hardware, software as an afterthought. Out of stock everywhere already too.
NDNDlurkeril y a 13 heures
This is competition for the new XTEINK X4 Pro. Cost about half the price and is compatible with Crosspoint too.
FMfmajidil y a 11 heures
I have the older Paper-S3, which has better specs (larger screen and battery, 16-level grayscale) and also has a Crosspoint Reader port. Nice device, clearer screen than my Pocketbook Verse.
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$65, out of stock, store link: https://shop.m5stack.com/products/m5papermono-with-lora-nfc-...
I wouldn't anticipate too much from m5stack. They have a habit of developing products that are well designed from a physical standpoint... but when you try to develop with them one finds that the software and support needed to achieve your goals are half-baked and downright annoying. UIFlow1/2, I'm looking at you... For reference, see the M5dinmeter
Sounds like the usual m5stack story, beautiful hardware, software as an afterthought. Out of stock everywhere already too.
This is competition for the new XTEINK X4 Pro. Cost about half the price and is compatible with Crosspoint too.
I have the older Paper-S3, which has better specs (larger screen and battery, 16-level grayscale) and also has a Crosspoint Reader port. Nice device, clearer screen than my Pocketbook Verse.