Go 6

Also: My use case: Using Libby, Kindle, Nook apps to read ebooks. I loaded some books with my computer just to see how they look on it and it looked decent. I am primarily offline unless I’m returning or checking out a book on Libby. When connecting to my Google account, the device appears as “ Atil

Clara BW is great, but I really love my Boox Go6. Sticking with Kobo is probably your best bet since you're already in the ecosystem but if you want Android for any reason at all then I'd go Boox.

The Boox Go 6 fits your requirement if it’s within your budget. I have a Boox Poke 5 myself (the predecessor of Go 6 and very similar) and have been rocking it. If you’re okay with the smaller 6-inch screen rather than 7 or more, I’d say you’re going to love the Go 6. I’ve always loved the small for

If you don't want to lose your amazon Kindle ebook collection i would recommend an E-ink Reader based on Android. This way you can use the Kindle App to read your books but you can also install lots of other options from the Google Play Store. A Boox Go 6 or 7 might be the ideal companion for you.Or

You know the answers already. The Boox is better for side-loading. I have a Boox go 6, a Kindle PW and an Xteink 4. They all serve a purpose and you can side-load on all of them. Maybe ask here: r/kindlejailbreak

Kindle: alap, egyszerű, legismertebb. Zárt rendszer, az Amazon egyre jobban nehezíti a harmadik féltől származó könyvek felmásolását. Kindle Paperwhite: nagyobb kijelző, mint a simánál. Kobo Clara BW: egyszerűen kezelhető, jobb testreszabhatóság, mint a Kindle-nél. Szebb, jobban kezelhető menü, de e

Onyx Boox er et godt bud. Det er Android, så du downloader bare de læseapps, du gerne vil have - inklusive f.eks. eReolen og Kindle. Jeg har en Palma 2, som jeg har været glad for, men der er flere modeller, der nok passer den gennemsnitlige læser bedre. Ellers har jeg været rigtig glad for Kindle P

I'd lean towards Boox too. I bought a Go 7 to read Ao3 (among other things) and it's great for browsing the website for tonight's selection. If your jumpy with fics or browsing is part of the experience for you then android all the way. I will say though if you have the extra money to spend on a Go

I have an android tablet with android 9 and still works with all the apps. As long as amazon and kobo allow acces, they will work and if past experiences are an indicator, they will continue to suport old devices (as in acces to the books not new apps). Then you have koreader that still works on ver

I think that the Onyx Boox Go 6 is a good decision because you can also insert a microSD and expand the storage. Being able to install different apps is great because the user isn't locked into an ecosystem but can still tap into it. Also, it's really easy to read many ebooks of different file types