Verse Pro

I think you got the Pocketbook model mixed up. The Verse Lite is the only one without buttons. Otherwise, the Verse, Verse Pro, and Verse Pro Color all have buttons. For manga, how do you feel about the Pocketbook Era? The store isn’t good if you’re in the United States but you can load Google Play

It is what it is, you shouldn't pay so much attention to version numbers, it's likely that PocketBook just messed this up or different devices have different software iterations, and can't be compared to each other, I don't know. Until around two weeks ago, all of my three devices had slightly diffe

That's interesting, I use the Pocketbook Verse Pro Color and noticed something similar. Koreader reads through regular epubs, OPDS books, and manga and webtoons on Rakuyomi extremely fast, absolutely no problem opening those files or navigating them at all. But PDFs are a very different experience.

Any ereader (e-tablet/enote) will have flaws, no matter how much money you spend. It's different compared to e.g. to TVs, where you only get the best if you spend a certain amount of money. In the end it's about what you want to do with your device, not how much money it costs (screen size, colour y

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'

Thanks for the reply! I also was able to easily connect audio devices for example to the Kobo, and a keyboard, but they keyboard input was not working. I did some extensive testing on the Kobo Libra Colour: apparently you need to install the Accessibility version of the firmware (which deletes every