Clara Colour

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Clara Colour

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I'm pulling the triger tonight, which do you recommend?

Kobo clara bw. It might be more expensive than the kindle basic but it's waterproof and has warm light and the kindle basic doesn't have those. You might also wait a couple of days and see if it will get any discounts.

MediaWorth9188 in r/ereader

November 24, 2025 2:21 PM

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Need an E-Reader but not break the bank

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

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AppleCartAgent in r/ereader

February 16, 2026 3:31 AM

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Kindle Basic (2024) or Kobo Clara BW? Which one has a better screen?

Kobo Clara is the much nicer device imo, with the benefit of also avoiding Amazons aggressive anti-consumerism

FoolishGoat in r/ereader

April 17, 2026 10:13 PM

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Please deinfluence me! Boox Palma 2

I have a Kobo Libra 2 and a Boox Palma 2. Pangit user interface ni Palma, and mas mabilis maubos yung battery. Cute siya tingnan and very handy... kaso i dont think it's worth the price. Bought mine sa shopee for 18.3k.... and hindi ko nasulit siya kasi I still prefer my Kobo over it. I kinda regret

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TheHoneyBadgersGirl in r/deinfluencingPH

February 20, 2026 4:54 AM

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Kobo v kindle

Which kobos or kindles are you looking at? Kobo clara bw isn't much expensive than the kindle basic and it's also waterproof and has warm light which the basic doesn't have, so you're getting extra features. Kobo Libra Colour is cheaper than the kindle colorsoft and it has buttons which are absent i

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MediaWorth9188 in r/ereader

March 25, 2026 10:39 AM

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looking to buy my first e-reader. can I get recommendations and tips?

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

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Mundane-Rent3321 in r/ereader

March 30, 2026 11:53 PM

8

Best e-reader for a child that is good for graphic novels

I would highly recomend the Kobo Libra or Clara colour ereaders. They are great quality, and reasonably priced. You can connect to Overdrive which has graphic novels through the library so heaps of free books too.

IndependentFinger477 in r/newzealand

April 8, 2026 1:27 AM

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ereader suggestions??

I would recommend the Kobo Clara colour, I absolutely love mine. I’ve had it for about it two weeks now and it’s been great, I also don’t buy books I mainly just read from Libby. They have an option of white or black and it’s also $159! However, I would suggest doing your research to make sure that

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Doe-Eyed-Girl-13 in r/ereader

May 3, 2026 6:39 PM

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Looking into Getting an EReader

I like my Kobo (Kobo Clara Colour) and find it very easy to add books to it, both from the library and through sources like Project Gutenberg. And download my Clarkesworld (science fiction magazine) issues to it. I used to have a Kindle. I don't like being forced to support Amazon. The Kobo is inten

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AilanthusHydra in r/LibbyApp

April 4, 2026 4:35 PM

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What Should I buy???

You can use the XTEINK if you have access to a PC. There's a free program called Calibre which will let you remove DRM from books. That way you could still buy them from like, Kobo, and then do what you gotta to get it on the reader of your choice. If you don't feel like it, I've had a Kobo Clara Co

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ActualSupervillain in r/eink

April 14, 2026 2:20 AM

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