InkPad 4

I currently own the InkPad 4. Before that, I had the Libra H2O and the Libra 2, but I wanted an 8" reader again. I had previously owned the InkPad 3 and had very good memories of it, so I decided to buy the InkPad 4. It’s pretty great. While it’s probably not as snappy as a new Kindle's, it doesn’t

Thank you :) The problem with manga is: it really depends on the manga you read. I recently read Tomie from Junji Ito, and trust me: I sometimes had trouble reading text even on an 8" ereader. And since I already have a premade comparsion picture: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VKrTTzoI1I00lgXOPuE

I had the same doubt when I was searching for a 6". Unlike some comments here, after trying I found the PB hardware much better (lovely built, great shape, weight, buttons). After having two Kobo Clara BW crashing on me... and because I already owned a PocketBook InkPad 4 (7.8") that I love to piece

I should rename myself to InfoDump or Mr. InfoDump- so people better know what to expect 😂 Two small updates, which each more or less relate to you: Today I got a notification from a reliable german tech news site on youtube - I did not watch it yet, but in English the title is: "Amazon is locking o

It's unluckily just a side-grade I would say, since it's for the most part still the same device (since it's the same screen), but depending on how important warm light is to you, I guess it's still worth it... I guess? And I even would not underestimate buttons, I seems that I use them even more ov

Four months later I now have a PocketBook Verse Pro (blue frame), a PocketBook Era Sunset Copper (64GB, copper frame) and an InkPad 4 (silver frame). And I sold the Kobo Clara BW (to get the Era). PocketBooks offer more features, don't need Calibre + plugins to fix metadata related stuff, no need to

I love my PocketBook InkPad 4. (I had a Pocketbook Verse Pro Color, that I also enjoyed quite a lot, but just sold it because I want to buy a xteink X4 for a more on the go ereader. I would not need both and someone will profit from a very nice used ereader.) In my opinion, none of the non-android d

Looks good :) Now imagine a slightly increased contrast, but also slightly more reflections because of the glass layer. Unluckily this makes everything a bit complicated to judge the quality of the screen. Of course it looks more premium, but I would definetly prefer to have it a sunken screen like

I'm a Paperwhite 5 user from Poland so most books are sideloaded while Amazon store is a "blah" here. I bought my Mother a PocketBook Era. Beacuse of polish interface and possibility to send her a books via cloud/mail. And that is a great piece of a reader. My next readrer (if kindle will be broken)

It's too late for comment deletion 😋 you still get my answer because I've already written it (and it would be wasted for people looking this up in the future ;) Touch HD 3 - Differences to the PocketBook Verse Pro: Oh, that device looks somewhat interesting... you have to know that I bought my first