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If you want to run any app what is out there, get an Android e-reader. Makes it can be a Kindle, Pocketbook, Kobo, Libby (using all accounts), it can be whatever you want including Koreader + no need to make file conversions. And it handles PDF files like a dream. Also comics and manga will be way s

You might be better off with an android eink ereader since you can download the Kindle and Libby apps directly from the Google Play Store. I assume you're in Canada since you mentioned you don't have access to Libby on Kindle, so I'm not sure if you can find an android ereader for less than $200 CAD

I own a Bigme B6 Color because I like to take it anywhere and 6" works for me, I also own a white Xteink X4 and a Kindle Paperwhite SE. With Wifi and BT off, I get up to 10 days, the non Android will go 3 weeks or more But it charges pretty fast, and it's a fast e-reader itself.

I was checking: Bigme B6 Color Kobo Clara Colour Pocketbook Verse Pro Color Boox Go 7 Gen II (too expensive for me here at $ 375.00) I went for the black B6 Color because it can run any app out there for an e-reader, has Google Play store, it is fast and has a MicroSD slot up to 1TB. And ... it read

My experiences with Boox: Poke 4s: it's a 2nd hand. I had it returned (to the shop that sold it as a trade in for the next Boox) because the battery is simply too bad. Last maybe 2 days max. Because of the only very short time with it, nothing about its real merit can be said. Brand new Boox Tab Ult

If you don’t care about the stylus, then I personally own the Bigme B6 and love it. It has some weird UI and crappy baked in software, but it has Google Play out of the box so all I had to do was install Niagara Launcher and regular useful apps and it’s perfect. All of the buttons can be remapped, t

If you’re mostly sideloading, I don’t think kindle is the best option. The Kobo Clara BW is a good option, and it does have the option to sort by series if you read a lot of them. I’ve also been interested in the Pocketbook Verse Pro. I have a Bigme B6 that I’m giving to a friend, I’ve learned that

Just got the Boox Leaf 5+ (China version of the Boox Go 7), and I’m liking it so far. The screen is good, jsyt needs a bit of tinkering with the eink setting for the apps once out of the box. Overall great, but it cost a bit more than a Kindle. I also have the Bigme B6 black and white version, but I

I was disappointed when I first received my Bigme B6 Color as well. So I get where you're coming from with your concerns. A few things that helped me grow to like it: LocalSend works like a charm to send files (images, APKs, books) from my Mac to the Bigme. The default reader is not good. KOReader i

Here's a handy link for the two to directly compare all of the specs: https://comparisontabl.es/e-readers/?product1=Boox+Go+6+(Gen+II)&product2=Bigme+B6+BW#sbs Both can meet points 1-6 without issue. I have heard people talk about debloating Bigme so that would probably give that an edge on the batt