Boyue Likebook Mimas

This is also used for faster charging and faster data transfer so you can plug it in this way or you can flip it around and plug it in that way. Not m...

That being said, they don’t do great with PDFs (ePubs etc are great on smaller devices) and you’d really need a larger device (at least 10”), depending on the original size of the page of the document. If you’d like to continue using moon+reader or using android, you have options like the Boox Note Air or Boox Note 3 or Boox Max Lumi, also the Boyue Likebook P10 or Likebook Mimas.

Yes, an e-reader that can run Android tablet apps (or in the case of the Poke series with its 6" display, Android phone apps) opens you up to be able to read from any e-book platform that provides Android apps! In my case, I have my Likebook Mimas as my main e-reader with reading apps for Kobo, Play Books, Kindle, Pocket (also available on Kobo e-readers), OverDrive Libby, OverDrive (legacy app), Storytel, Comichaus, Webtoon, Tapas, and more, including Firefox for Web browsing! However, as part of my research, I have multiple e-readers, including the Kobo Clara HD and a BOOX Poke2 Color, which is why I can provide my thoughts about the experience. I recommend BOOX e-readers to those looking for a more open reading experience with features like being able to use Android apps.

I have a Likebook Mimas, an older model from when they tried to compete with Boox and copy some of their UI design. However, these days, Likebook is positioned more as a cheaper alternative to Boox, so if you want an e-reader that supports Android tablet apps, primarily use it as an e-reader, and are on a budget, I recommend the Likebook P series. If you want something more powerful that you can do more with, then I instead recommend Boox e-readers. >Do they "look" like a Kindle but with downloadable apps so I can use kindle, library, edit pdfs etc etc etc etc.