Name: Pocketbook InkPad X
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Rating: 2.7 (21 reviews)

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I have about 900$ as my budget and have decided to spend all of it on a good e-ink device. I am currently in the Netherlands, so keeping in mind whether that company ships to my country, I would love to hear some suggestions.

<div class="md"><p>I have about 900$ as my budget and have decided to spend all of it on a good e-ink device. I am currently in the Netherlands, so keeping in mind whether that company ships to my country, I would love to hear some suggestions.
Alright my priorities being:</p>

<p>It&#39;s gotta have to have a nice screen because I will be spending a lot of time on it. It size should not be too small.</p>

<p>A fair bit of storage, 32 gigs and up</p>

<p>Some type of highlighting and or commenting feature and someway to export them</p>

<p>It can read most of the common file formats [I can live without Amazon&#39;s books]</p>

<p>It has a good battery life</p>

<p>It has a good feel when being held</p>

<p>You can send files to it either with a connecting cable or wirelessly [Through an email address of anything else]</p>

<p>I don&#39;t really need to borrow books from the library or anything[It is a nice touch though]</p>

<p>It&#39;s not too bulky [This is not that big of a deal breaker]</p>

<p>It has some shades of grey and not only black and white[Again not a deal breaker]</p>

<p>And lastly it can be found in the Netherlands.[I believe most of the big brands are available here]</p>
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What's the best e-reader money can buy, in the market right about now?

Nice reader but used

I'm also looking for a e-reader after tired reading on my phone. Currently I'm thinking about Boox Poke 2 6" Android 9 32GB vs Kindle Paperwhite 10th Gen 32GB (with Ads) vs Boox Nova Pro 7.8" Android 6 32GB ( I think this is a bit old type).

I never own an e-reader before so I need review from ppl who own those model. I dont have experience of e-ink before, so what it looked like? 

What I'm looking for is a good storage, 32GB is sufficient. Main file type I use are pdf & epub. I like it if I can doodle/take note on the pdf directly (which I read that Boox can do it). I sometimes read on night time, so I need a good screen that dont tire my eyes. If the reader can display color, that will be a plus too. I have my own source of pdf & epub that I stored on cloud & phone storage. Any advice?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m also looking for a e-reader after tired reading on my phone. Currently I&#39;m thinking about Boox Poke 2 6&quot; Android 9 32GB vs Kindle Paperwhite 10th Gen 32GB (with Ads) vs Boox Nova Pro 7.8&quot; Android 6 32GB ( I think this is a bit old type).</p>

<p>I never own an e-reader before so I need review from ppl who own those model. I dont have experience of e-ink before, so what it looked like? </p>

<p>What I&#39;m looking for is a good storage, 32GB is sufficient. Main file type I use are pdf &amp; epub. I like it if I can doodle/take note on the pdf directly (which I read that Boox can do it). I sometimes read on night time, so I need a good screen that dont tire my eyes. If the reader can display color, that will be a plus too. I have my own source of pdf &amp; epub that I stored on cloud &amp; phone storage. Any advice?</p>
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Hello! I am looking into buying an e-reader, but I've never had one before, so I don't know anything about models, what they should have, pros and cons. 
Would you please make a few recommendations?
It can be something that you've owned, own currently or wish to buy - but please note a few of the advantages and disadvantages.

Thank you all!

<div class="md"><p>Hello! I am looking into buying an e-reader, but I&#39;ve never had one before, so I don&#39;t know anything about models, what they should have, pros and cons. 
Would you please make a few recommendations?
It can be something that you&#39;ve owned, own currently or wish to buy - but please note a few of the advantages and disadvantages.</p>

<p>Thank you all!</p>
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Could you recommend me an ereader?

The main reason for me to buy it was the big screen. Business case: I had issues with PDFs (and most of books and docs I read are in PDF) where you can scale the page but the font could still remain small to read. It has gyro if the font is still small, you can tilt. Now I have a big screen with surface ~ 3 times bigger than 6" ebook reader and you can protect your eyes transferring documents you have to read on the laptop screen instead

Big screen / big storage / Open PDFs with small fonts and enjoy

I think any reader can be used without touching WiFi and the accounts that they are pushing. Is possible that to start using them they may ask to register (like kindle) but after that you can forget about it. In my experience with pocketbook the interface is a bit more convoluted but you can get used to (my girlfred resented it for this). I have a kobo aura and keep it with the WiFi closed and I didn't touch the kobo store ever.

<div class="md"><p>I think any reader can be used without touching WiFi and the accounts that they are pushing. Is possible that to start using them they may ask to register (like kindle) but after that you can forget about it. In my experience with pocketbook the interface is a bit more convoluted but you can get used to (my girlfred resented it for this). I have a kobo aura and keep it with the WiFi closed and I didn&#39;t touch the kobo store ever.</p>
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Pocketbook or Onyx. You don't need to use any account or any wifi for either. There are many features which benefit from connecting at least once though, but the functionality can be turned off.

<div class="md"><p>Pocketbook or Onyx. You don&#39;t need to use any account or any wifi for either. There are many features which benefit from connecting at least once though, but the functionality can be turned off.</p>
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Hello. I'm currently looking into getting a new e-book reader with a backlight. I'm currently using the 8th Generation Kindle so I think getting any newer one is an upgrade. From my current research I've stumbled upon the PocketBook series.

I'd really rather not make yet *another* account at *another* company though (I also read somewhere PocketBook Accounts want bank information, no thank you!). I also don't need Wi fi, I get most of my books from Humble Bundle or similar so there's really no need. All I need it to do is to be able to connect it to my laptop, get my books and be done with it. 

However, I love the dictionary function from the kindle as I'm not a native speaker - That's been helpful. Is there something similar on the PocketBooks or other, that can be used offline?

Thanks very much in advance!

<div class="md"><p>Hello. I&#39;m currently looking into getting a new e-book reader with a backlight. I&#39;m currently using the 8th Generation Kindle so I think getting any newer one is an upgrade. From my current research I&#39;ve stumbled upon the PocketBook series.</p>

<p>I&#39;d really rather not make yet <em>another</em> account at <em>another</em> company though (I also read somewhere PocketBook Accounts want bank information, no thank you!). I also don&#39;t need Wi fi, I get most of my books from Humble Bundle or similar so there&#39;s really no need. All I need it to do is to be able to connect it to my laptop, get my books and be done with it. </p>

<p>However, I love the dictionary function from the kindle as I&#39;m not a native speaker - That&#39;s been helpful. Is there something similar on the PocketBooks or other, that can be used offline?</p>

<p>Thanks very much in advance!</p>
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Can you recommend me an ereader that doesn't need Wi Fi or an account to be used?

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Hi Folks,

I have had a Kindle Voyager for a couple of years now but am interested in eReaders with larger screens. I think I'm sold on the 10.3"/A5 size. The main purpose of what I want to do is read untranslated manga on it (I guess these mainly will be in CBZ or PDF format), so screen real estate matters. The couple of options I'm considering are the Onyx Boox Note Air 2 and the Fujitsu Quaderno A5 (Gen 2). Neither of these, though, appear to have any output formatting options with Calibre. I also can't find any A5 output format. I'm admittedly not very good at using Calibre, so is a conversion even necessary? Would it just need to be the generic "tablet" output? Also, does anyone have experience with sending CBZ/PDF to these tablets using Calibre? Any insight would be HUGELY helpful as they're not cheap, and I can't find much discussion on this topic.

<div class="md"><p>Hi Folks,</p>

<p>I have had a Kindle Voyager for a couple of years now but am interested in eReaders with larger screens. I think I&#39;m sold on the 10.3&quot;/A5 size. The main purpose of what I want to do is read untranslated manga on it (I guess these mainly will be in CBZ or PDF format), so screen real estate matters. The couple of options I&#39;m considering are the Onyx Boox Note Air 2 and the Fujitsu Quaderno A5 (Gen 2). Neither of these, though, appear to have any output formatting options with Calibre. I also can&#39;t find any A5 output format. I&#39;m admittedly not very good at using Calibre, so is a conversion even necessary? Would it just need to be the generic &quot;tablet&quot; output? Also, does anyone have experience with sending CBZ/PDF to these tablets using Calibre? Any insight would be HUGELY helpful as they&#39;re not cheap, and I can&#39;t find much discussion on this topic.</p>
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Calibre and "Other" Tablets

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Hello! I'm looking to buy a device that will mainly be used to read Manga. My main concern is readability, since I'm unable to make out most text using my Kindle Touch 6". I care a lot about reducing eye-strain as well, so a Tablet is out of the question, and I don't care for any frills like note-taking or internet access. The models I'm looking at right now are:


* The Kobo Sage 8" (Available locally)
* The Onyx Boox Leaf 7" (Available from goodereader.com)


The Leaf interests me because I've seen Android recommended for manga readers, but I'm hesitant because of the smaller screen, the outdated OS, and the poor reputation of the online retailer. I also have no need to source manga on the device itself, so I'm unsure if Android apps like Tachiyomi would offer any real advantage.


The Kobo on the other hand has a larger screen, and is available directly from a local book store. It doesn't run Android, but I'm comfortable installing custom software like KOReader if necessary. I've noticed many complaints about terrible battery life though, so that makes me uneasy.


Which one, if any, would you recommend? Thank you all in advance for your help :)

<div class="md"><p>Hello! I&#39;m looking to buy a device that will mainly be used to read Manga. My main concern is readability, since I&#39;m unable to make out most text using my Kindle Touch 6&quot;. I care a lot about reducing eye-strain as well, so a Tablet is out of the question, and I don&#39;t care for any frills like note-taking or internet access. The models I&#39;m looking at right now are:</p>

<ul>
<li>The Kobo Sage 8&quot; (Available locally)</li>
<li>The Onyx Boox Leaf 7&quot; (Available from goodereader.com)</li>
</ul>

<p>The Leaf interests me because I&#39;ve seen Android recommended for manga readers, but I&#39;m hesitant because of the smaller screen, the outdated OS, and the poor reputation of the online retailer. I also have no need to source manga on the device itself, so I&#39;m unsure if the Android apps would offer any real advantage.</p>

<p>The Kobo on the other hand has a larger screen, and is available directly from a local book store. It doesn&#39;t run Android, but I&#39;m comfortable installing custom software like KOReader if necessary. I&#39;ve noticed many complaints about terrible battery life though, so that makes me uneasy.</p>

<p>Which one, if any, would you recommend? Thank you all in advance for your help :)</p>

<p>Edit: Opinions on the Pocketbook Inkpad Lite are also welcome!</p>

<p>Edit 2: I&#39;ve decided to go with the Kobo Sage, thank you all so much for your help!</p>
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Help Choosing an E-Reader for Manga in Canada

 E Ink (a company, not to be confused with the general concept of e-ink or digital ink) tried and failed with Triton from 2010 to 2013. In 2016, it came up with ACeP, which uses full-color pigments, but the page turn speeds are too slow for consumer ebook readers.

 That's not entirely their fault: Kaleido Plus still has serious issues with ghosting and page-turn speeds, which Pocketbook and Onyx deal with using opposite approaches. The InkPad Color's page turns are slow and you frequently see flash-heavy full refreshes. The Boox Nova3 Color is much speedier, but the ghosting problem is really bad. Nonetheless, until Kaleido Plus or equivalent panels can be produced in large quantities without those drawbacks, you're not likely to see a Kindle, Kobo, or Nook with a color e-ink screen, so these two products&mdash;flawed as they are&mdash;are the ones to consider for your color e-ink needs

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