Kindle QA

>>58719057
Just don't connect it to the internet and put pirated mobi's on there

>>58719057
Amazon doesn't give a fuck about the .01% with pirated books. It makes money off of the 99.99% that can afford to pay $10 for a book.

>>58719082
Yeah but what if I want to use this dictionary feature which i can use to quickly define words

I know its possible to use it offline. But firstly I need to get them somehow and set it up to be seen as a dic by my kindle

Calibre can convert pirated epubs etc into mobis for your device to use.
Never connect it to the internet and it can't do shit.

Or perhaps sell/refund it and get a kobo where you don't have to do this shit to read pirated books.

>>58719099
Yeah but i come from an eastern european country and basically need english literature for some of my studies.... those are very expensive when I try to get them officially in my country.

>>58719112
>>58719099
>>58719082
What if my device is 50% pirated ebooks and 50% official amazon books

Like Im willingly to pay 3-5$ for a book but 30$ for a book is certainly to much

>>58719159
They don't care, sideloading books has always been a feature.

>>58719109
I never payed for ebooks on my kindle, dictionary works with no problem. For a time i even used to email books to the kindle and worked fine.

>>58719082
You can connect it to the internet and sideload anything you want while buying or not any book. What's the best feature you can sideload using Amazon @kindle email.

There is no need to connect your Kindle to the internets. Preferable that you don't, actually. Install Calibre and hook up your reader with USB. Add acquired books, mobi or epub to your library, then instruct Calibre to send them to Kindle memory. It works great and is very comfy. Calibre keeps track of everything for you. I use an old Kindle DX which is yuuuge and have read many imported books. Retail epubs are my preference.

Is the kobo one aura really worth or should I just get the kindle