InkPad Color 3

For reading for my daughter (she can't read by herself yet) I use InkPad Color 3, it's good because it's something like 8 inches and color. So you can read children books in different fixed formats with images, like pdfs, and everything will be readable. For children who already read by themselves,

There's a point in the setup process where you can connect the device to a PC, add a line to an internal file, reboot it and get straight thrown into the so called sideload mode (but in this mode you won't have a homepage anymore, just your library - everything not store related will still work, but

congrats! You made a great choice! you can customise the buttons on the home screen! Just long press on them, or long press on the library icon to add a new button. If you don't want to use the PB store, you can remove it from your device and replace it with something else, like Klondike. If you hav

if you get a Kobo, expect to convert all of your books that you want on it to kepub format, otherwise you'll be missing on a bunch of basic Kobo features. Library wise, PocketBook has much better customisation and browsing options than Kobo does. And I personally love the customisation that PocketBo

What format is the sheet music in? Pocketbook devices are compatible with more file formats than most other ereaders. The Inkpad 3 Color might be just the ticket. It’s 7.8”. Do you think that size will work for what you need?

If you need a keyboard you should probably just get a tablet. It will eventually be hell on your eyes if you read very much, but it’s the most flexible. PDFs work great with the pocketbook devices. I don’t have the Inkpad 3 Color so I can’t comment directly on the color aspects, I have the Inkpad 4.

For 'dubious sources' you definitely do NOT want any kind of Kindle! (not to mention all the other issues with Kindle/Amazon of course) Take a look at Pocketbook; they will work well with pretty much any kind of format, don't care where you got it from, and the larger sizes (Inkpad 4, Inkpad Color 3

I strongly agree. I tried Koreader in my Pocketbook Inkpad Color 3 and I uninstalled it almost instantly. I prefer the simplicity of the vanilla software and it works good enough for me in most books.

I own InkPad Color 3 for almost a year. It's a great device, especially if you are going to sideload books from your computer using Calibre, KOReader, and the Wi-Fi connection. As for other aspects, it's a bit heavier than regular 7" readers, but that extra inch worth it.

I have inkpad color 3 I find it perfectly fine for reading books, pdf and comics (just finished sweet tooth) It does exactly as I want. I can upload to the cloud and open the book on my pocketbook, the pocketbook app on my phone or iPad or even on my laptop and it picks up where I left off on the la