Elipsa 2E

Honestly? Kinda underwhelming. I've been hoping for a higher resolution upgrade to the InkPad Lite (9.7 inch, 150 ppi) but this is only 226 ppi while basically everything else is 300. And no page turn buttons. It's basically the same specs as the Kobo Elipsa 2E, more of a note taker than a reader.

From what I’ve read is that Pocketbook is sub subpar compared to Kobo and Boox. I would be very careful drawing such drastic conclusions that modern e-readers are worse than older ones based on your two only ereaders… I have Kobos (Libra Colour, Clara B&W and Elipsa 2E) and all of them are snappy an

I used to love the idea of a color e-reader, even suggested the Kobo Libra Colour a few times. But once I was hands on with one and saw how much worse the screen is in comparison to its BW counterparts, I gave up on the idea for now. Unless you like reading graphic novels that need color, I would su

Kobo Elipsa 2e. Great size with a good screen. You can also take some notes on it.

I got A- for my first assessment which is pretty good considering I hadn't done any of the reading at all because of the funeral. My big uni Kobo arrived today so I can get into doing all the readings I've got to do. My old Kobo is for reading novels and fun stuff, the new one is for important readi

Yes, I got it working with this plugin: https://ogkevin.github.io/kobo.koplugin/features/bluetooth.html. This with the Kobo Elipsa 2E

I got a small bonus at work and while most of it went to boring, adult bullshit like student loans and braces for the kids, I was able funnel some of it to a deal on a Kobo Elipsa 2e. I haven't had a dedicated eReader before and I'm excited to get something a little bigger than my phone that will ho

There's a massive difference between these two. I think you have to decide what it is you want it for, but I can think of at least one option that might fit all use cases. If reading is your primary focus, the Kobo Libra Colour is your best option. It's designed for reading books and you will get we

The Kobo Sage was 8" but it was discontinued recently. For Kobo, you can either get the Libra Color (7") or the Elipsa 2e (10"). Honestly, screen size doesn't matter as much for reading regular books since you can easily adjust the font size to be what you want. Outside of Kobo, Boox and InkPad both

Remarkable te.duurVond ik ook.... Dus toen ik een Kobo Elipsa 2e zag op marktplaats (voor véél minder) kon ik die toch niet laten liggen Ook heel plezierig voor (luister) boeken (ik heb een Kobo plus abonnement) Ik heb nu een papieren character sheet (statisch) met daarnaast m'n Elipsa voor aanteken