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Welcome back! In this video, I review the excellent Huion Note E. While you know I usually focus heavily on E-ink devices like my Bigme and Viwoods, this 8.4-inch Android 15 tablet really caught my attention.
It is an electronic notebook tailored specifically for reading and note-taking. The display is awesome—even though it is an LCD rather than E-ink, it features an anti-glare, nano-etched glass screen with DC dimming that perfectly mimics a paper-like feel. Combined with the included battery-free PenTech 3.0 stylus, the tactile writing experience is incredibly natural. If you want full Android tablet versatility alongside a distraction-free, customized launcher designed for focus, this is a fantastic option

In this video I checking out the firmware called INX for the XTEINK X4 and XTEINK X3. I show how to download it and how to Flash it and also go through some of the settings. 

In today’s video, I’m diving into the incredibly powerful BookFusion KOReader plugin. If you read across multiple e-ink devices, eNotes, Kobo, Android based e-Readers or a jailbroken Kindle, this is a massive game-changer. I will show you how to seamlessly sync your entire book library, reading progress, bookmarks, and annotations between your KOReader-supported e-readers and any device running the BookFusion app, so you can effortlessly manage your cross-device reading ecosystem without losing your page or highlights.

Here is my comparison of the XTEINK X3 in black and the XTEINK X4 in white. Both running CrossInk firmware.

In this video I rank my 7 most used e-ink e-readers so far in June 2026.
I have over 20 ebook readers so in this video I only rank the ones I use at the moment and also why I use them.

In this video I wanted to talk about the Bigme HiBreak Pro color again. Because it has grown on me. It’s an incredibly powerful e-ink device. I use it for reading and research. It has basically replaced the usage of my iPhone Air for most of the stuff I do. It can never be replaced in full though.

In this tutorial I show you how to sync your reading stats between your XTEINK micro e-Readers, running the latest version of CrossInk.

In this video I review the excellent little e-ink e-Reader called XTEINK X3, and also do a simple comparison with the bigger XTEINK X4.

In this video I review the original stock firmware that the XTEINK X3 comes with after doing an update to the latest version. I also show you how to Flash CrossInk to the XTEINK X3 in a tutorial in the end.

It’s time for my review of the Bigme HiBreak Pro Color after using it for a while. I really love it as an e-Reader for ebooks and the web and AI works with my Google Gemini Pro account.

Finally I’ve got the little brother to XTEINK X4, the XTEINK X3! In space black this time. In this video I do an unboxing and first start of the XTEINK X3. I also check if it’s possible to Flash it so It isn't locked.

In this video I unbox and do a first look of the Bigme HiBreak Pro Color -  the world’s fastest e-ink smartphone. My first thought is that this device is amazing!

In this tutorial I show you how you can convert and install your own fonts on your XTEINK X4 or X3 that runs the latest CrossPoint Reader version that supports SD Card fonts.

I really like what the CrossPoint developers and the community are doing for the XTEINK X4 and X3 so I try to help the community as much as I can to get the word out with my videos and blog posts.

The latest 1.3.0 release is amazing and they have added some really great features.

In this tutorial I show you how to sync reading progress between your XTEINK X4 and X3 with iPhone, iPad or any Android device running Readest. It also works with all devices that run KOReader. For example a Kindle Jailbreak or Kobo.

The excellent Crosspoint firmware fork called CrossInk has been updated with some new cool features for your XTINK X4 and XTEINK X3!

https://www.svartling.net/2026/05/the-ultimate-e-reader-upgrade-why.html

You find the whole message I got at the link to my community on the channel but in short

The discussion around third-party firmware mainly came from an increasing number of cases where users experienced device issues after self-flashing unofficial firmware, and then requested returns, refunds, or repair support afterward. Because of this, some recommendations were made regarding third-party firmware usage from a product support and after-sales perspective.

That said, as long as users purchase through official XTEINK channels and links, there should not be concerns regarding system restrictions or locking issues for overseas products.

In this video I wanted to talk about the XTEINK X4 - the e-Reader that I love so much at the moment and the e-Reader company that everyone is talking about at the moment. The XTEINK X4 together with my iPhone Air is everything I need for reading ebooks at the moment. All in sync using KOReader sync between Readest on my iPhone Air and Crosspoint on my XTEINK X4.