Verse Pro

PocketBook InkPad 4 / Kobo Sage > PocketBook Era (or Era Lite if already available) / Kobo Libra 2 > PocketBook Era Color / Libra Colour > Kobo Clara BW / Verse b/w line > Verse Pro Colour / Kobo Clara Colour Why? Size matters, as is the b/w tech way better for manga (way better contrast and no scre

If manga is important to you, I would recommend the InkPad 4 and forget about anything regarding ergonomics. Size is important if you don't want to mess with zooming, and even 8" can get - depending on the manga - rather small (small text bubbles with small text). Additionally is manual zooming (wit

The question colour or not can only be answered by yourself, and you already did it. If you are willing to accept the disadvantages, try it out. Even if you find people who agree that it's worth switching to colour, you could be disappointed, and even when I tell you I would never buy a colour devic

I’ve had the chance to use several e-readers over the past months: PocketBook Verse Pro, PocketBook Era BW, Kobo Clara BW, BOOX Go 6, and BOOX Go 7. Out of all of them, the Kobo Clara BW ended up being my favorite. What made the difference for me was the screen quality, the simplicity of the interfa

Verse is 212ppi (Verse Pro 300ppi), and only Kobo & PocketBook natively support epubs (and as you know many different file types). On Kindle you have (for sideloading) use the tools Amazon offers to you. Epubs have to be converted to a propietary file format Kindles accept. Sideloading on Kindle via

The Pocketbook Verse Pro does not have native Libby support yet (Libby is currently only available on select Pocketbook Models), though you can sideload Libby EPUBs via Adobe's Digital Editions system. It should be coming to the Verse Pro via a software update soon, likely this year based on what I'

I guess the PocketBook Verse/Verse Pro line has the “buttons on the bottom” bit covered in the 6’’ dedicated e-reader market, although it’d be nice* if they updated to a more modern screen. *Nice for the people who prefer that button placement, heh. I’d personally find that incredibly uncomfortable er

First: uneven light is a very subjective thing. For every device returned, ten devices will be kept because either the users do not even perceive the uneven light, or just accept it how it is (like in my case). You're at the internet, and people very loudly complain about things, and to which group

I just sent my Verse Pro Colour back as it was unbearable slow coming from a kobo libra colour. I love Pocketbook sync options and cloud storage of side loaded books, and really wanted to like it but just couldn't. I much prefer the Kobo screen too.