B7 Pro

If you want to run any app what is out there, get an Android e-reader. Makes it can be a Kindle, Pocketbook, Kobo, Libby (using all accounts), it can be whatever you want including Koreader + no need to make file conversions. And it handles PDF files like a dream. Also comics and manga will be way s

This is why I've bought a Bigme B7 Pro. It has none of the Kindle limitations and Android allows me to use the Kindle and Nook Apps for the ebooks I do have in those formats. The added plus is being able to use the Olive Tree Bible Reader App for church use and private reading. Even a jailbroke Kind

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

This was something I weighed recently, trying to decide between Boox Go 7 and Bigme B7 - the Bigme devices sound very good on paper, but Boox seems to be a more common/mainstream brand. I ended up with the Boox - mostly because from what I could gather, it’s just more established and more polished i

If you want more features aka android Bigme b7 pro has both color and bw versions, boox go 7 has both of them too. Both have button

Boox go 7 and bigme b7 are good choices. They are android 13,14. So you can download any book site you want. In six inch there the bigme b6 it's android 14. They still sell a lot of android 11 devices, although they still work. android is now up to android 16, and android 11 is no longer supported.

I would not but that's just me but if you feel that you prefer better battery life than the freedom to have any ebook e-commerce site or apps on your device and as well as own your own content. boox is Android based device the paperwhite has proprietary OS or Linux most likely so it's going to have

If you get a boox go 7 or a bigme b751/b7. They are just like android tablets, you can do just about anything on them as you can a tablet, but slower with a e ink screen. You can surf the web, watch YouTube. They are meant for reading so they are not the best at other stuff

I have a Bigme B7 and absolutely love it, but if you are exclusively reading novels I would say to just stick with b&w for now. The trade off with color eink isn't as huge as people make it seem on here, but if you're not going to use it then it may be worth getting the clearest display you can by o

Eink is an e-reader screen technology, so anything that has a display called Carta something (1200, 1300, hd) for bw or kaleido 1/2/3 for colour is e-ink. In the same vein, all modern e-reader allow font customization. Most basic solution would be a Kobo Libra colour for you. It has its own locked O