The Boox Note Pro should be released soon. This e-reader has a large, 10.3-inch screen and an Android 6 operating system. the option of writing on PDF documents with a stylus makes this a great option for reading PDFs.
With its Carta screen, lighting system that
allows you to adjust the warmth and the “front light”, this
e-reader seems to have great potential.
Read More »Boox Note Pro – 10.3″ Android e-reader
With the Kindle Oasis, Amazon got rid of the 6-inch format of its iconic e-reader, the Kindle Paperwhite. However, this e-reader has a much higher price: is this price justified when compared to its competition? We’re going to try to find out…
Read More »Kindle Oasis: Top quality from Amazon…
PocketBook
recently released a new e-reader, the PocketBook
740, or Inkpad 3, which follows
the Inkpad 1 and 2. Will this be THE multipurpose e-reader with its
7.8-inch Carta screen?
Read More »PocketBook 740 / TEA Inkpad 3. Quality e-reader with a 7.8-inch Carta screen.
We’ve
already written an article about how to install Koreader on Kobo
e-readers with KSM, but this program forces you to restart the
e-reader to switch between the two programs, which isn’t very
practical, and some e-readers aren’t, or are barely, compatible with
KSM.
The solution that we’re going with relies on
Kute File Monitor, aka KFMon.
The advantage of this process is that it’s easy to install Koreader, and that you can switch between Koreader and Nickel (Kobo’s default system) with the simple push of a button on Nickle’s home screen (which will
look like the cover of a book).
Read More »How to install Koreader on a Kobo e-reader (with KFMon/Kute File Monitor)
At the end of 2018, Kobo released a new e-reader: The Kobo Forma. It has a similar software than the company’s other e-readers, but on this device, there are physical buttons that can be used to turn the pages, which Kobo has not used for a few years. Is this a great e-reader?
Read More »Kobo Forma – 8-inch multipurpose e-reader
The Kobo H2O 2nd edition is very different from its ancestor, the Kobo H2O 1st edition. This new version is thinner, offers an adaptive backlighting system (a “natural light” option that uses yellow light rather than blue light) and uses new materials, which all set it apart from the previous model… But what is it worth? Our test, our opinion.
Read More »Kobo H2O2 (Aura H2O version 2): Compact & multipurpose
The
Kobo Aura One seems to have everything it takes to be the best
e-reader of 2017: a large, 7.8-inch Carta e-Ink screen with a
1872×1404, 300 dpi resolution. It’s “natural light” mode
allows you to limit your exposure to the harmful effects of blue
lights from LEDs. So, just how good is it?
Read More »Kobo Aura One – our review.
The Kindle Paperwhite is Amazon’s main e-reader. The Paperwhite is neither the top of the line (which is the Oasis), nor the cheapest option, which is the Kindle touch. With a 6-inch Carta e-Ink screen, the
Paperwhite is an excellent mid-tier e-reader, which allows you to comfortably read day or night thanks to its integrated lighting.
Read More »Kindle paperwhite test & review: good bang for the buck!
Kobo has released a new e-reader, the Kobo Clara HD. What is it worth? That is what we’re going to find out…
Read More »Kobo Clara HD – Well priced, high-quality, 6-inch e-reader.