Clara BW

I'd recommend the Kobo Clara BW! Honestly it's not that small. It's worth looking into Pocketbook too 👀

You’re Canadian? Kobo is in Toronto. Just a note. But more importantly, the devices are repairable and well built, plus the policies are pretty user-friendly. (Price matching, returns, downloadable for backup, etc.) I’d only avoid Kobo if you routinely switch between devices (phones/ereaders/tablets

I have a Kobo (specifically the Clara HD model, the closest equivalent to what they currently sell would be Clara BW). I’ve had it for YEARS, and I love it. The battery lasts forever , it’s a great size (small enough to fit tucked in a purse for travelling), and yes much better than reading from you

I have a Kobo Clara BW and then bought an X4 out of curiosity. I ended up using the X4 more often because I enjoy its size a lot more. Plus it's easy enough to turn on a lamp and read in the dark. Recently, however, I've had to spend time with my mom at the hospital, and I brought the Clara because

Get a kobo Clara bw. The system is easy to use, you can add a library card number for the overdrive feature and read library books on it, and the screen quality is better than the colour one imo. Also it is nice and small and portable. Mine is always in my purse.

https://uk.kobobooks.com/products/kobo-clara-bw 6oz. Recessed screen for protection.

Kobo is your best bet! I have the Clara BW and the Libra Color. The Clara is very portable, I always take it out the house with me. The BW definitely has more contrast and is more clear compared to the color e-ink screen. I notice the difference but it's never bothered me or affected my reading expe

Kobo Clara BW is the simplest answer imo. It's a good device, very portable, waterproof, has warm light, and is integrated with Libby. You're correct that you can't use Libby with Kindle outside of the US.

Kobo Clara BW. Small, inexpensive, waterproof, front light, very long battery life, you can upload books through USB-C with no compatibility issues.

https://comparisontabl.es/e-readers/ very much the best resource to try and fine tune what device works best for your specific use cases. i will definitely recommend Kobo devices (especially the Clara BW). easy to use, store is mostly functional (i really need it to have a "added to your library alr