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If you want access to kindle app, you'll need an android ereader. But you'll need to make sure to disable google play store and any web browser app on them so he can't have access to them. I'd reccomend either a bigme b6 or boox go 7 Otherwise, might be better to just get a regular kindle and pair i

Pocketbook Verse Pro supports multiple library cards with Libby. However, I don't know if Hoopla books are exportable. Or consider an Android ereader. You can look into the Bigme B6 to be able to use Hoopla for sure. The Boox Go 6 (if you can find the first one) will meet your price criteria.

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

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 have six Bigme devices (not B6), but I haven't had a single issue with the operating system on any of them - my problems stem from the user software, which I consider to be rather unpolished, and that's why I don't use it. By the way, the Google Play Store offers much better options than what the

The Bigme B6 is way more powerful than the very limited hardware of Boox Go6. If you want simplicity... the Boox Go6 meets that need. If you want power and more choices in capabilities, then Bigme B6.

I've done reasearch on it, and honestly, while the Palma is long and narrow, the Go 6 is shorter, but wider. They're both small devices. THIS video compares them. The palmas are significantly higher spec'd, and thus are faster. The Go 6 only has 2gb of ram, so a lot of people say it's sluggish. Go 6

Unfortunately Boox has really crappy customer service and they refuse to honor their warranty. They'll always blame the customer even when it's not their fault. I've read that their screens on the Palma are so tightly screwed in that they're constantly under pressure and will eventually break becaus

I have a few kindles, a Bigme B6 and this X4. And lately I’ve been using the X4 as daily driver. It’s just so small and compact and I take it everywhere with me. On the software side crosspoint is nothing but amazing and makes the reading experience chefs kiss. I’ll continue to take this as my only

Living out side of the us, a Kindle is not recommend if you want to use your local library it will not work. Kindle and kobo are about the same, they limit you to only one book store. You can side load books on both devices, but it requires a seperate computer and a little knowledge. A android eread