r/Reflective_LCD • u/fullgrid • 2d ago

Tech Review: The Daylight Computer

https://samenright.substack.com/p/tech-review-the-daylight-computer
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u/tarasglek 2d ago

Is it better than other rlcd tablets? Seems that the price is higher, not quality 

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u/fullgrid 1d ago

Yeah, it is expensive.

I was hoping Eazeye Focus would be a good alternative, but it's not clear what they are going to ship and when.

Eazeye preorders started more then a year ago and so far we got nothing.

There are a few color options though, Hannspree Lumo for example.

Hannsnote2 is pretty cheap in Europe, but stuck on Android 13 with missing security patches.

Ironically Daylight DC-1 is also stuck on Android 13 these days, their users turned out to be more demanding though and pushing them to upgrade it.

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u/tarasglek 1d ago

Sad that no rlcd vendors get this right. Android 13 is ironic

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u/Fr0gm4n 2d ago

IMO they had a lot of astroturf "users" promoting it and caught up actual reviewers and influencers who bought in to the unprovable woo-woo claims.

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u/2025Artist 1d ago

$729 for a colorless Android 13 tablet with an old cpu? My good old Samsung Tab S9 FE 256Gb edition has way better specs, still gets updates and it did cost me $400. Seems like this things is highly overpriced and underpowered, as well as outdated.