Kindle (Basic)

Kobo clara bw. It might be more expensive than the kindle basic but it's waterproof and has warm light and the kindle basic doesn't have those. You might also wait a couple of days and see if it will get any discounts.

I'm ADHD, autistic, and have a ton of other health issues. I could speak by age 2 and started reading in a headstart program between 2-4. I have a series of medical conditions that affect my muscles. I physically can't speak when I'm stressed or excited because I lose a good amount of control over m

A Kindle Basic is a pretty "pocket sized" reader which can mean all your books are pocket sized regardless of heft. 🙂

To add, the custom gestures alone are a huge improvement in reading experience for me. You can set them to do almost anything. Increase/decrease/disable frontlight, navigate in books, basically any menu action can be assigned to a gesture. I even have a HomeAssistant plugin so I can turn off my beds

So transfering the PDFs isn't the problem. You can send PDFs to a kindle by using the "Send to Kindle" feature either in the web browser or emailing the PDF or using the Kindle App on your phone. That's easy and to the best of my understanding basically every eReader is going to let you put a PDF on

TLDR; used paperwhite or fresh Clara BW both are good options. Just get a Kobo Clara BW it's a good start into the eReader world, if you are not as unlucky as I was, It will last a few years, Also kindle paperwhite if you are really comfortable jailbreaking. E-ink technology doesn't take remarkable

i have kindle basic and i love it reading at home. but its too big for me to carry in my pocket at work. with X4 its the perfect size to read at work when you just want to get off from stress or overwork at the office. i think if 5in will be too big for this purpose for me.

Great write up! I just recently got my Inkpalm and am loving the phone form factor. Would absolutely buy it if a company made a premium quality basic lightweight e-reader only phone sized device. Too bad about the lack of warm light, as a frequent bedtime reader that's a deal breaker on my end. The

The e-reader really is worth it, not just the font size but also how easy on the eyes e-ink is. I recommend getting one with a built in light like the Kindle Paperwhite instead of the cheaper Basic since it really opens up where and when you can read it.

I have a Kindle basic (2024) and a Kindle Scribe (2024), and I sideload exclusively. Sideloading is easy: just make sure your books are DRM-free then you can send them via mail/send to kindle feature on the Amazon Website or Kindle App onto your device. I created my Amazon solely because of owning a