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Onyx Boox Lomonosov

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Onyx Boox Page

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Onyx Boox Nova 3 Color

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Kobo Nia

What's good  

  • Small and light
  • Plenty of storage
  • A capable Amazon alternative

What's bad

  • No audiobook support
  • No subscription-based services
  • Not waterproof
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Kindle Paperwhite (2018)

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Amazon Kindle (8th Gen)

What's good  

  • Light and thin
  • Rounded edges make it easier to hold
  • More RAM for faster responsiveness
  • Bluetooth connectivity for blind or visually impaired users

What's bad

  • No front lighting
  • Not enough changes from 2014 version to warrant an upgrade
  • No 3G connectivity
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Onyx Boox Leaf 2

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Onyx Boox Leaf

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Onyx Boox Nova Air 2

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Onyx Boox Palma

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Kobo Libra H2O

What's good  

  • Excellent price point
  • Overdrive integration
  • Sharp screen
  • No unnecessary screen clutter
  • Supports many file formats

What's bad

  • Plastic build
  • Screen contrast not great
  • Might be missing some books in its store

Verdict

The Kobo Libra H2O is a great ebook reader for people who want to use a variety of formats and aren’t married to the Amazon ecosystem. It’s cheap, waterproof and generally provides a great reading experience.

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Kindle Oasis (2017)

What's good  

  • Large display allows for 30 percent more on-screen text
  • Excellent battery life
  • Waterproof
  • Ergonomic design
  • More accessibility options

What's bad

  • Expensive
  • No integrated speaker
  • Can not read a book and listen to an audiobook at the same time

Verdict

The Kindle Oasis (2017) might be expensive, but its large display, waterproofing, and performance make it a must-buy for those looking for a premium e-reading experience.

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Kobo Elipsa

What's good  

  • Stylus support
  • Documents and books look great
  • Good handwriting recognition

What's bad

  • Heavy
  • No amber lighting
  • Writing is restricted

Verdict

While it's definitely an e-reader first and a digital notepad second, the Kobo Elipsa does quite well for Kobo's first foray into active stylus support. It's a big e-reader though, so we don't recommend it for on-the-go use or bedside reading.

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Kobo Clara HD

What's good  

  • Snappy performance
  • Adjustable front light color temperature
  • Long battery life
  • Sharp 300dpi screen
  • Ergonomic design

What's bad

  • Smaller library selection than Apple or Amazon
  • Not water-resistant
  • Awkward Overdrive interface

Verdict

The Kobo Clara HD is a great budget e-reader with excellent performance and a beautiful screen. Unless you want access to the Kindle Store's massive line-up, the Clara HD goes toe-to-toe with nearly any low-to-mid priced e-reader out there.

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