EREADER RECOMMENDATIONS

Kobo aura

Kindle paperwhite or the new nook
Kobo's quality has really slid recently

>>57632555

Oh shit! I got trips!

>>57632628
>>57632711
These are all like $100. What about the Nook HD? I found one on Craigslist for $35.

>>57632779
Isn't that a tablet? Don't get a tablet as an ereader unless you read stuff that doesn't render well on e-ink.

>>57632555
i got a refurbished kobo glow for 50 euros. as new, very nice with coolreader installed.
http://wiki.vlasovsoft.net/doku.php?id=en:coolreader

>>57632808
Honestly, I can't decide. Too many choices. Using Moon Reader on my phone is just fine for me. Wish I had a bigger screen though, which makes me think a tablet would work.

So when you say:

>unless you read stuff that doesn't render well on e-ink.

I don't understand because I've never used an ereader.

>>57632847
Long form text with minimal formatting works great on e-ink, whereas it can be tiring on the eyes on a phone or tablet display. Where e-ink readers start to fall behind are things like manga and PDFs with columns or inline images.

As an aside you might do well to walk into a retailer and actually try an e-reader for a minute or two.

>>57632555
Is the Wiki still up to date with Kobo Glo as a recommendation for mangafags?

>>57632879
Oh, I was going to read mostly epubs, with which Moon Reader works great on my phone.

>>57632628
This.

Unbloated, unbotnetted, simple, straightforward, can be jailbroken with notepad, highly hackable.