Best e-readers, tests and reviews (2025)

Other good ebook readers

Below, you will find some more e-readers that we like, but not necessarily love more as our top pics.

Kindle

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Kindle Scribb for $ 400 2024: Munshi (8/10, wired review) is a great option if you want an e-reader that doubles as a digital notebook, but the Kindle wants to live within the ecosystem. It has a 10.2-inch (300 PPI) paperla display with facilities such as adjustable warm light and an auto-reflective front light. The premium pen included also has a soft inserted eraser (copying of 2 pencils). With active canvas and expandable margin, you can also mark e -books and write notes in the side panel.

Nook Glowlight 4 Plus for $ 180: 4 Plus lineup has the only waterproof nook, and has the largest screen at 7.8 inches with 32 GB storage. It also has a physical page-turn button and a headphone jack to listen to the audibook (but you can also connect wireless earbuds through Bluetooth). But it was often slower than my kindle and tilted to freeze. While the big library is Cheap More more Free Ebook, this kindle is not a good selection as unlimited. A book to get a book Library on a nook There is also beyond disappointment. You will need to download Digital version Or Android file transfer Before connecting the device to your computer physically and then transfer files.

Kindle colorsoft

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Kindle Colorsoft for $ 280, Kindle Colorsoft (7/10, Wired Review) is Amazon’s first kindle with a color screen. It has a screen with an oxide backplane, which Amazon says that brightness and color provides better contrast and image quality with custom-taiyar coatings and nitride LEDs for accuracy. But the screen is capted on 150 ppi for color image, 300 ppi for vs. Black and White, and reading experience is still slightly fuzzy than the latest paperwite. It also takes longer to process color images. These missing are the features that are now standard on other colors e-texts, such as page turn buttons and stylus support. It’s not Bad Kindle, and color enriches the entire e-reading experience, but we suggest that Amazon is waiting for a discount during the cell event.

Cobo Clara Color for $ 160, Cobo’s Clara color is disappearing from the retail store, so it is likely that there is a successor on the way (or Cobo is just nickens it). It is a matter of shame because I really like it, especially compared to Kindle Colorsoft. It is more inexpensive, but you still get to see a book cover or graphic novels in full color, and you can also expose in color. In the test, I found that some books were not as easy on the eyes, such as blue and yellow plans curious GeorgeBut it was a small grip in an otherwise spontaneous reading experience. Clara lacks a page-turn button, but the size of a 6-inch screen is comfortable for the use of one-hand. It has 16 gigabyte storage instead of 32, but it still has around 12,000 books. Overdrive is integration and Bluetooth support. It is also waterproof, is made from recycled materials, and is Repairable,

Nukkad 9-inch Lenovo Tablet for $ 130: If you read mainly cookbook or other color-intensive materials, and you want a dedicated reader, you may want to consider this affordable tablet from Nukkad and Lenovo, which has a streetj app (6/10, wired review). As with the above mentioned pills, you lose the distraction-free nature of the e-ink screen and e-reader. You can close the least information in some apps, which I recommend to do for the Nukkad app. It shipblies with an older version of Android, and it is not designed for heavy work such as video or photo editing.

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