Verse

I had the Pocketbook Verse and I ultimately came to the same conclusion. On paper? Everything seemed incredible. Seamless KOReader integration, opening books into its interface directly through library. Native Adobe DRM support for us Europeans who don’t have Overdrive/Libby option for local librari

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

I doubt it, since I guess a tool for flashing firmwares would be needed, and I've never heard of such a tool for PocketBooks. The only thing you could try is downloading a current firmware for the Verse Pro Color, put it unzipped onto the root folder of your device and look what, respectively if any

I have followed the install instructions for the latest release v0.1.5.5 and then v0.1.5.4 to test on my Pocketbook Verse Pro Color, I can see the plugin is checked and enabled in the plugin management section of the Koreader settings, however the "Read aloud here" option does not show when long pre

Don't overestimate the capabilities of PocketBook, no matter how simple something seems. Two examples to understand what I mean: The - what I call Libby-update - arrived around two month ago on my InkPad 4. It arrived last weak on my Era. PocketBook has for the most part 3 devices to manage: the Ver

That's because you don't have this update yet; only the InkPad 4 & the Era Color got it until now (it seems to be combined with the added Libby feature), the Verse Pro & Era not. PocketBook isn't fast regarding updates, so I can't tell you anything about a possible time frame when it arrives to the

• Kobo Libra 2 (discontinued, but you can get it refurbished from Kobo Canada if you live in Canada, 7" with page turn keys)- Kobo Clara BW (6", no page turn keys)- PocketBook Era (7", page turn keys)- PocketBook Verse Pro (6", page turn keys) <- most similar to what you have PocketBook devices tend t

Verse Pro Color and Clara Color are very comparable. Obviously the PocketBook has the PocketBook software, and the Kobo has the Kobo. The PocketBook is a little bit slimmer, but the Clara is lighter, although some might feel this makes it feel cheap. The Clara has replacement parts available, the Po

I don't think it's possible to change that. Funnily seem different devices to have different timer settings (I would have to double check, but I bet all my PocketBooks from the Verse Pro on have many more timeout settings, up to 24h). It's likely that is just an mistake by PocketBook and has to be f

No, the Colors use the same screen. The Verse Pro is where the discrepancy arrives. I guess the question is for $35 are you willing to give up repairability and the Kobo software (the main advantage to PocketBook is it integrates KOReader better than Kobo if you like using that, but Kobo wins at pre