InkPad 4

I currently own the InkPad 4. Before that, I had the Libra H2O and the Libra 2, but I wanted an 8" reader again. I had previously owned the InkPad 3 and had very good memories of it, so I decided to buy the InkPad 4. It’s pretty great. While it’s probably not as snappy as a new Kindle's, it doesn’t

Thank you :) The problem with manga is: it really depends on the manga you read. I recently read Tomie from Junji Ito, and trust me: I sometimes had trouble reading text even on an 8" ereader. And since I already have a premade comparsion picture: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VKrTTzoI1I00lgXOPuE

I had the same doubt when I was searching for a 6". Unlike some comments here, after trying I found the PB hardware much better (lovely built, great shape, weight, buttons). After having two Kobo Clara BW crashing on me... and because I already owned a PocketBook InkPad 4 (7.8") that I love to piece

I should rename myself to InfoDump or Mr. InfoDump- so people better know what to expect 😂 Two small updates, which each more or less relate to you: Today I got a notification from a reliable german tech news site on youtube - I did not watch it yet, but in English the title is: "Amazon is locking o

It's unluckily just a side-grade I would say, since it's for the most part still the same device (since it's the same screen), but depending on how important warm light is to you, I guess it's still worth it... I guess? And I even would not underestimate buttons, I seems that I use them even more ov

Four months later I now have a PocketBook Verse Pro (blue frame), a PocketBook Era Sunset Copper (64GB, copper frame) and an InkPad 4 (silver frame). And I sold the Kobo Clara BW (to get the Era). PocketBooks offer more features, don't need Calibre + plugins to fix metadata related stuff, no need to

I love my PocketBook InkPad 4. (I had a Pocketbook Verse Pro Color, that I also enjoyed quite a lot, but just sold it because I want to buy a xteink X4 for a more on the go ereader. I would not need both and someone will profit from a very nice used ereader.) In my opinion, none of the non-android d

From what I currently know do only have the Kindle Basic & the PocketBook Verse Lite not have the possibility to regulate colour temperature. The Amazon question is one that you have to decide for yourself, it's outside of my interest (so Kindle books). And concerning the screen: all screens are mad

Looks good :) Now imagine a slightly increased contrast, but also slightly more reflections because of the glass layer. Unluckily this makes everything a bit complicated to judge the quality of the screen. Of course it looks more premium, but I would definetly prefer to have it a sunken screen like

I'm a Paperwhite 5 user from Poland so most books are sideloaded while Amazon store is a "blah" here. I bought my Mother a PocketBook Era. Beacuse of polish interface and possibility to send her a books via cloud/mail. And that is a great piece of a reader. My next readrer (if kindle will be broken)