B751C

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

I have the bigme b751c, and I don’t regret staying away from Amazon. But if you still want it as an option it is on there (I have purchased a few books on their) As big me is android based I can download most apps. I have the apps for: kobo, Libby, borrow box, google books on there and I’m sure you

An Android e-reader should run the same app no problem, or am I missing something here? And they have gotten pretty snappy, even on the lower end. I bought myself a Bigme B751 for like $200. It runs Android and is really responsive. I use it mostly for reading manga. You could even get the B751c whi

I just got me a BigMe B751 for reading manga. I think it's the cheapest option, the screen is really responsive, the contrast is great, and I have been loving it! There's also a B751c that has colors, but I chose the B&W model for better contrast when reading manga. The only downside you might encou

I have the bigme b6 bw and b751c. If you read books I’d recommend a black and white e reader over colour. I can confirm borrow box works on both and I use it a bit (had to adjust the dpi setting on the b751c to get it working properly because page turn was slightly off but it’s super simple and litt

There are two that come to mind the boox go 7 b&w and the bigme b751 b&w, in color there more options boox go 7 color, b751c, b751cs. B7, b7 pro, musnap ocean c. Boox go 7 is the best if pdf files and notes are something you use frequently. If your main focus is epubs any other others are fine.

Color display quality is much worse, you'll notice it a lot if you're reading BW material (but there are ways to manage that on color devices, it's not completely terrible). If price is the main factor, there are comparable deals on ebay for the Boox Page, Go 6, and Go 7 BW. I'd also check the used

For outdoor use - Bigme B751 - and for indoor use - B751C: They have the best refresh rate and behavior of any E-ink device I know - and there are many (Boox, Kindle, Kobo, Likebook, Pocketbook, etc.)

I have bigme devices - in uk in December and Jan they were cheaper than boox. It’s seems pretty good for reading the guardian. Gotta fiddle with e ink settings for your preference but I didn’t find hard to set up for parents. I gave (and share) the b751c and I use the b6 bw - personally I prefer mon

I was in the same boat. Price wise I got the bigme b751c (over boox which was £70 more expensive). I do like this product. BUT I use it to read. I haven’t opened a comic or magazine. There is some grainy texture - which is the case for all coloured e ink devices. This is my first and only e reader.