Libra Colour

Kobo Libra Colour. I don’t personally want an Android based e-reader since I prefer my reading be distraction free, so I’ve always been partial to a dedicated device. I love annotating and highlighting books in different colours with the stylus, the physical buttons and the streamlined interface. It

A Kobo Libra Colour with a stylus cost less than 300€ and is amazing as a notepad. No subscription needed.

hiiiii. im a Kobo devotee but it's mostly because out of the US, only Kobo has overdrive/Libby access. I would go with whichever device allows me to use my library in my country, personally. you can use a pen/stylus with the Libra colour to annotate directly into your books which is a big temptation

I switched from Kindle to kobo and prefer kobo. It has a better UI, no ads anywhere, and overdrive integration. I downloaded all my kindle books before Amazon got rid of the download feature, so they were easy to de-drm with Calibre. I'd advise that, even if you stay with kindle, you download and ba

1/ the perfect e-ink tablet does not exist and you should definitively not indulge in this search because you will spend a lot of money chasing an illusion 2/ e-ink is always a question of making compromises If you want Gcalendar sync you will need an Android based device. Are you ready for that ? I

Kobo Libra Colour + Kobo stylus 2 Or replace the stylus with the Metapen M2 from Amazon, almost the same but less expensive. This is a much better option than any Kindle because Amazon platform is extrememy closed now. Its note taking software designed by Myscript is excellent. It is a color e-ink d

Have both. Kobo libra color dominates my time. Great proportions, great UI and the fact that I have a writing device at hand also is a bonus. Kindles are also good, don’t get me wrong, but I like to be part of a more niche e-reader community. There are heaps of YouTube videos of people flipping over

If you want to annotate directly on the pages of books, then the Kobo Libra Color is pretty much the best device for that. Other readers will let you annotate, but not typically directly on the book, it'll be through like screenshots and pop up boxes. Directly writing on the pages of the book is why

Eink is an e-reader screen technology, so anything that has a display called Carta something (1200, 1300, hd) for bw or kaleido 1/2/3 for colour is e-ink. In the same vein, all modern e-reader allow font customization. Most basic solution would be a Kobo Libra colour for you. It has its own locked O

I have a Kobo Libra colour, Kobo Libra 2, Onyx Boox Colour Go 7, and Kindle paperwhite I read books from the library, buy directly from the author, or buy from the kobo store. My Kobo libra 2 has the best screen, but admittedly I don't use it as much as my Kobo Libra Colour (I love the color too muc