Boox is set to release its tiny Picco e-reader in November, according to reporting that follows the company’s earlier July teaser. The device is positioned as Boox’s answer to the Xteink X4 and similar compact e-readers, and it uses a very small display along with USB-C connectivity.
Across coverage, sources agree that the Picco includes a 3.97-inch screen and a USB-C port. They also align on a key difference versus at least some Xteink models: the Picco does not include magnets on the back for accessories or attachment options. One outlet notes that the magnet feature is present on rival Xteink devices, while the Picco’s lack of magnets is a practical omission for users who rely on that system.
While the sources provide additional product details from IFA reporting, they do not provide a confirmed price. As a result, outlets focus more on the spec and timing than on cost or availability specifics beyond the stated November window.
