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Unfortunately with those parameters, what you are looking for does not exist, unless I am mistakenly thinking you want a stylus type of note taking ability. The closest you will get is something like the Bigme B6, which is a small 6” size, color, affordable for color, but you will have to peck at th

I bought a Bigme B6 Color and paid $ 160.00 No clue if there are cheaper, but I wanted a 6" and Android But if you are broke install the reader apps on your cellphone and use Eye Comfort and Extreme Dim + dark mode. I still use that today

Honestly, you just think you want to read comics on e-ink. Realistically, it's not really there yet. and a 6" or 7" reader is just too small, you would want an 8' color tablet at a minimum, in my opinion. Some will say a 7" reader is good enough, but it seems tiny to me. A tablet is still the best f

There is none new that meets your requirements. The closest new is the bigme b6 around $190 but its too small. I just got the meebook m8 for $259 its a great sized ereader for manga. It's the only one close to the $200 mark most other 8 inch or larger ereaders run around $450+. There are very few 8

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.

The best android 6-inch ereader at this current time is the bigme b6. It's around $180. It is now available in color and b&w. They do make a phone shaped ones, but to me, the screen is too narrow. The b6 is android 14, 4 +64 memory, speaker, duel frontlight, bigme is not as good as boox, but they ha

Given your budget and your preference for Android, probably the best option is the Bigme B6. It is color, Android to use any reading app, and only costs $170 in the US. It is a little small (a 6" screen, so just a little bigger than a cell phone), but it is the only decent device you can get at that

Eink is an e-reader screen technology, so anything that has a display called Carta something (1200, 1300, hd) for bw or kaleido 1/2/3 for colour is e-ink. In the same vein, all modern e-reader allow font customization. Most basic solution would be a Kobo Libra colour for you. It has its own locked O

Depends on where you are doing most of your reading. If at hame the 7 inch is a better choice. If you need portability, then a 6 inch is better. I had the palma and returned it. To me, the screen is too narrow, so I went with a 6 inch ereader. Plus the palma 2 is expensive $250 b&w $400 for the colo

If you are just reading books. I’d recommend a black and white (monochrome device). I got my e readers recently (bigme b751c and b6 bw). And I didn’t think I’d notice the grainy texture or wouldn’t mind it being my first e readers. But it kinda bothered me so I got a bw device. Both have different p