B6

Bargain. The Bigme carta1300 B6 costs another 50% more. *edit: mind you... for an extra USD5x you also get Android 14, a bump upto 4G RAM and SD card expansion and for me, serviceable onboard speaker too. I'm tempted by the Neo's sunken screen though... How much does it weigh?

Living out side of the us, a Kindle is not recommend if you want to use your local library it will not work. Kindle and kobo are about the same, they limit you to only one book store. You can side load books on both devices, but it requires a seperate computer and a little knowledge. A android eread

Unfortunately with those parameters, what you are looking for does not exist, unless I am mistakenly thinking you want a stylus type of note taking ability. The closest you will get is something like the Bigme B6, which is a small 6” size, color, affordable for color, but you will have to peck at th

Bigme B6 Color is one of them, and that's a lot cheaper plus running Android 14 (if you prefer Android at least)

The bigme b6 is very affordable and has access to the Google play store so you can use libby directly on the device

Unfortunately Boox has really crappy customer service and they refuse to honor their warranty. They'll always blame the customer even when it's not their fault. I've read that their screens on the Palma are so tightly screwed in that they're constantly under pressure and will eventually break becaus

The best android 6-inch ereader at this current time is the bigme b6. It's around $180. It is now available in color and b&w. They do make a phone shaped ones, but to me, the screen is too narrow. The b6 is android 14, 4 +64 memory, speaker, duel frontlight, bigme is not as good as boox, but they ha

Given your budget and your preference for Android, probably the best option is the Bigme B6. It is color, Android to use any reading app, and only costs $170 in the US. It is a little small (a 6" screen, so just a little bigger than a cell phone), but it is the only decent device you can get at that

Depends on where you are doing most of your reading. If at hame the 7 inch is a better choice. If you need portability, then a 6 inch is better. I had the palma and returned it. To me, the screen is too narrow, so I went with a 6 inch ereader. Plus the palma 2 is expensive $250 b&w $400 for the colo

I guess I'm throwing Bigme into the fray... The B6 is currently the most powerful unit in the 6" form factor at $169, it's color but you can toggle it off but being a Kaleido 3 screen is a bit darker and runs android and with an SD card slot for even more storage . There's the 6" Read at $99 in BW a