Fire HD 8

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A couple of options to "natively" use Libby on portable devices (instead of looking for a way to download MP3 from Libby): In the US? On Amazon, search on "MP3 Android Player". If you're willing to spend $60-$100, there are many small size Android-based MP3 players that can access the Google Play St

Not to hijack the thread but how has your experience been with tablet reading? I used to use a Kindle fire HD 8" and as I'm hitting a certain age my eyes aren't as sharp as they used to be. I decided to upgrade to a Galaxy tab s9 for the AMOLED 11" screen. Not as easily portable as the Fire but It's

I currently own a 2022 iPad Air. However, I am in the market for a tablet with a smaller form factor as I find my iPad too large for casual use. I’ve considered the iPad mini but given the price I’m looking for something cheaper if possible.

I fully understand that the Fire HD 8 won’t be on par pe

The e-ink is a different experience. It does cause less eye strain. I just use the Kindle basic, but I do find that I go to sleep more quickly without the typical light from a tablet, but as you mentioned reading on a Fire tablet is mostly pleasant. The true kindles are lighter too. So, it is easier

Best value for money: Kindle Fire HD 8 for manga. Cheap as shit in any Amazon sale, perfect size for manga (and easily reading US comics too tbh). Kindle Fire HD 11. Full HD, lovely, vibrant screen and honestly feels like a 1:1 ratio for US comic pages. Overkill for manga and one you'd keep at home

I liked fire hd 8 inch tablet For me, that size was perfect for comics. Larger tablets were too heavy to hold in one hand.

One of those Android ereader like Boox Go/Poke 6 or Meebook M6 would suit your needs especially for those apps you mentioned on top of Mihon Btw, any reason you want to use PDF? If it’s just for manga, you’d fare better with CBZ format anyway 6” is regarded too small for manga and PDF when it comes

I've only been an early adopter once in my life, when the Galaxy Tab 10.1 came out. It was incredible and...sort of not. It had a nice screen, it had a keyboard (if you wanted it), and it could supposedly play full hd hdmi video out to a tv/projector (it could, but it needed a lot of cables). 1ghz p