Elipsa 2E

In your case, top priority would be to identify exactly what you want to use the device for. Some uses simply can not be combined in one device; "large for reading/annotating pdf's and small to carry it around easily ", "very sharp contrast and also colour+front light". That is why choices have to b

I got A- for my first assessment which is pretty good considering I hadn't done any of the reading at all because of the funeral. My big uni Kobo arrived today so I can get into doing all the readings I've got to do. My old Kobo is for reading novels and fun stuff, the new one is for important readi

Yes, I got it working with this plugin: https://ogkevin.github.io/kobo.koplugin/features/bluetooth.html. This with the Kobo Elipsa 2E

Color e-ink is still pretty niche, so good that you're thinking about it early. For specialist books and journals with graphics/charts, the Kobo Libra Colour or Kobo Elipsa 2E are worth looking at — they have color e-ink displays that actually handle diagrams reasonably well without destroying your

For your use case, I would recommend the Kobo Elipsa 2E. You need as large a screen as possible for PDFs of things like maps, textbooks and cookbooks, basically anything with pictures. If you are just reading PDFs of normal prose books, then any Kobo will do, although it would be best to convert the

I had Kobo Elipsa 2e for Maths for 2 weeks. Incredible speed of touch and open books. Good writing but I couldn’t convert my maths formulas writing. I have Kindle scribe 2022 as well. Slow working but screen better.

I still find a tablet of some variety easier for manga, simply because the way I get my manga works better there and I tend to like larger devices for those. There are larger eInk devices that run Android which would get around this, but they tend to be more expensive. That being said, all modern eR

kobo elipsa 2e works for me

Kobo is especially good for reading epubs (pleasant reading, good screen and light, good dictionaries, some interesting extra features). Kobo is not so good when it comes to reading pdf files (let alone annotating them). You could probably install KoReader to make it easier. However, Boox offers so

Perso, Je préfère les Kobo car il n'y a pas de limitations de Format de fichiers NI de conversions à faire. Tu branche en usb, Drag-and-drop et c'est finit; Compatible avec Calibre si tu veux te simplifier la vie mais pas utile. -J'ai une Ellipse 2E avec stylet et donc comme toute kobo, elle lit nat