I switched to a high-end dumbphone for a week, and it put E Ink (and my iPhone) to shame

Pebble Founder Unveils Slick E-Ink Smartwatches With Impressive Battery Life

The Bigme Hibreak Pro is a unique device, blending smartphone features with an E Ink screen. Available for preorder at $439 as of February 7, 2025, it stands out in a crowded market. But is it the right choice for you?

Would you switch to this E-Ink QWERTY smartphone for a simpler digital life?

First Look at the Bigme HiBreak Pro E INK Smartphone

The $29 AirTag Killer? This Smart Tracker Has an E-ink Screen for Photos & Contact Information

New Hisense A9 Android smartphone features an e-ink display

New Bigme HiBreak Pro E Ink Smartphone Launched

Govee E-Ink Smart Hygrometer

These Color E-ink Cases let you put Wallpapers on the BACK of your Smartphone too These cases bring vibrant cyan, magenta, yellow, and black into the picture, transforming the back of your phone into something that feels almost alive.

(First Publish: 2024)NFC no-battery color Smart Badge can be used to Employee card & Visitor Badges

(First Publish: 2024)The Next-Gen Smart Badge: Picksmart Color ePaper for Modern Professionals

(First Publish: 2023)Elegance in Timekeeping: Picksmart 7.5-Inch ePaper Calendar

ePaper Smart Handle Display (First Publish: 2021)

ePaper smart TV recycling box (First Publish: 2023)

ePaper innovation-EVC® All-In-One smart card module

ePaper exercise book-E Ink display innovation for smart education

European smart home device manufacturer Shelly has launched a new version of its temperature and humidity sensor H&T Gen3, as well as a smaller smart relay switch.

E Ink has partnered with the Taichung Children’s Integrated Hospital in Taiwan to integrate color, battery-free ePaper smart cards into the hospital’s health examination process.

Several airlines are now providing ePaper baggage tags to passengers during the Thanksgiving holiday, helping them accurately track their luggage during the busy travel season. Eurowings and Icelandair, both subsidiaries of Lufthansa, are among the latest airlines to adopt ePaper baggage tags. Alaska Airlines has been testing ePaper baggage tags with frequent travelers with a plan to expand the service to more passengers.