InkPad Color 3

I bought a PocketBook InkPad Color 3 a year ago and wanted to love it but it's a frustrating device. It is so insanely slow. Navigating menus to do anything other than turn pages in a book made me mad. Especially frustrating because other manufacturers manage to make their eReaders snappy. I switche

Kindle and Pocketbook Ease of use -> I want to say Kindle is easier to use but that's probably a bias since I started with Kindle first. Pocketbook isn't harder to use,just sometimes I have problems remembering what gestures get me where since Kindle is so deeply ingrained. I will say the filtering

6 inches eraders: Kobo Clara Kobo Clara color 6 Onyx Boox go 6 Pocketbook Basic lux 4 Pocketbook touch hd 3 Pocketbook touch lux 5 Pocketbook verse Pocketbook versa pro Pocketbook verse pro color 7 inches eraders: Pocketbook era and Inkpad can be also notebooks. Kobo Libra 2 has physical buttons for

it cannot. it is two layers at minimum. the InkPad Color 3 does not have stylus support so it is probably using one of the displays you linked. perhaps Meebook bought up the last stock of that display, I don't know. but if it is the Tab Mini C display, even with updates the ghosting on it would be p

I have an Inkpad Color 3 and it's too slow zooming, so not suitable for reading A4 books Edit: you say Pocketbook's Android readers are slow, but Inkpad Color 3 is Linux powered and it's desperately slow

Me. I had the Inkpad Color 3. I found it way too dark, especially (weirdly) under sunlight. I did like the openness and UI of Pocketbook's OS so I researched other models, however i didnt find anything suitable. The Inkpad 4 is too old now and reportedly slow, plus the extra screen layer makes the c