Kindle Colorsoft

I switched from Kindle to kobo and prefer kobo. It has a better UI, no ads anywhere, and overdrive integration. I downloaded all my kindle books before Amazon got rid of the download feature, so they were easy to de-drm with Calibre. I'd advise that, even if you stay with kindle, you download and ba

Farbdisplay ist ein wenig ein Knackpunkt. Ich habe einen kindle colorsoft. Das geht zwar schon, aber es ist halt sehr matt und nicht so viele Farben zur Auswahl. Über Calibre kann man relativ gut Bücher als sideload hochladen. Notizen sind aber nicht ideal. Mich reizt dafür der neue kindle scribe co

I got the Kindle scribe colorsoft. But for what I do for a living I wish I could load up a large (D size) PDF and zoom in to mark up with color and not have the scale of the pen size be so thick. I'm thinking maybe I should have gone for something else. What e ink would have satisfied this unique ne

When I bought my RM2 I fell in LOVE with the device. I was completely infatuated with it and loved using it every day. For several years that thing was my best friend. I bought the RMPP on release day and I've used it daily since, but the RMPP just doesn't have that some appeal to me. I've contempla

I started with Boox, I don't need all of that and there are way too many settings and it really messed with my brain. I tried two different versions before the RMPP and it's just not for me. I may try it again in the future though. I love my Supernote Manta and THAT has been a surprise. I DO have th

I've got both - a Kobo Libra Color, and a Kindle colorsoft and first gen Scribe. I have to use Kindles for some stuff (can't save annotations on side loaded books in an elegant way with Kobo), but for pure reading enjoyment Kobo knocks the kindles off the table completely - screen, flexibility of so