Onyx may offer access to the Play Store right on its device, but its pre-installed suite of apps is much different than on other Android device types. On other Boox tablets, the stylus can be attached magnetically, but sadly, this option is inexplicably lacking on the Boox Tab X.
When you remove it by gently prying it off, you’ll find a replacement tip hidden within the stylus, in case the pre-mounted one gets lost or breaks. It's definitely nice to have a dedicated option for this, much in contrast to competitors like the iPad. The top of the stylus features an eraser, which is activated with a little bit of pressure. In my testing, this works phenomenally well, but you do notice a lag between the input itself and the lines you’re drawing appearing on the screen. This gives the included stylus up to 4096 pressure points, making the sketching and note-taking experience as close to real paper as it can be. It offers the usual multi-touch capacitive layer on top of the screen for any gestures and finger-based input, but it also has a Wacom-powered sensor layer underneath the E Ink panel itself. The touch screen supports two different input methods.
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