InkPad Color

This gets a bit complicated, especially If you never had used a colour and a black & white ereader. And especially because returning a device will just cause hassles I guess. You should first decide if you want a colour ereader or a black and white one. This is not just about colour yes/no. The only

A mi Pocketbook, InkPad color 3, también se le rompió la pantalla sin ningún golpe. Está en garantía todavía, pero su servicio técnico quiere cobrarme 180 euros por cambiarla. Solución: por menos dinero, me he comprado un ereader de otra marca. Nunca más compraré nada de la marca PocketBook porque e

Especially because the InkPad Color 3 is anything but cheap (to mess with it and hope it works at the end). I am somewhat fine with the 32GB of my InkPad 4 and just move stuff on it occasionally when needed, you still get weeks of reading with that "much" space. My manga collection just gets bigger

Reviewers compare the PocketBook InkPad Color 3 to a "Tab Mini C", because of the same (larger) screen, and that Boox would then be Android, and still have a somewhat larger screen (I've always been put off when seeing these miniscule ereaders that seem to be standard). But that seems to be a chimer

First: there exists no perfect ereader for reading manga, or for reading at all. A black and white one will have no colours, a colour one will be worse for black and white content. And is limited to 4096 colours, compared to millions on a cheap android tablet. An Android one will enable you to insta