I've finally come to the part where I want to read more

>>8764198
Maybe /g/ is a better place for this but I am feeling helpful today. I have own a Kobo Glo HD, I don't know if it's the best one but it's good enough. It can take SD cards, can read pretty much any format you'll come across, and it has backlight (which is very useful, one of the main reasons I choose to update). Those are some of the things you should look out for. I am sure you can find a website where you can compare different e-readers.

>>8764198
Kindle Paperwhite.

Nothing else.

>>8764267
Kindle doesn't even support ePub. Also, Amazon dicks you over with DRM.
>Nothing else.
>25 cents have been deposited in your PayPal account

Be sure to ignore Kindle shills, OP. Find out what exact e-reader you want by yourself.

>>8764293
Why is Kindle bad tho?

>>8764198
if you can't wait until you're independent then just go to the library

>>8764353
What's the Kobo equivalent of the Paperwhite? Glo HD? It's sold out where I am.

Considering buying a kindle but I want to be able to use any file type. Are Kobos superiour performance-wise in any way?

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>>8764353
mfw both the local library and the city library don't have any major piece of literature

>>8764316
The epub argument is ridiculous with calibre

>>8764293
I've had a touch for 6 years and never run into drm

>>8764763
0 difference desu

>>8764763
>Are Kobos superiour performance-wise in any way?
No real difference. Apart from the fact kobo sucks for reading Japanese and I assume Chinese because of how awkward it is to highlight kanji for some reason but that probably doesn't bother most people