Amazon Kindle Paperwhite vs Onyx Boox Nova

Battery life is also improved, according to Amazon: It's rated at up to 10 weeks now. (That's with Power Saver mode engaged.) I left the Wi-Fi on, and after 3 days of light reading (about 5 hours total), the battery was down to 89%. At night while indoors, I read with the light on, and during the day I took the Kindle outdoors, turning the light off

My battery life analysis tool places it around 37 hours of read time, however, I wouldn't trust that estimate as battery analysis apps aren't always t...

Then, I became mad at how much better the battery life was on the paperwhite. Now, my new paperwhite blows the old one out of the water (I've only owned the last gen one for two years and have only used it lightly). This is how I wish all technology was: charge it up for about an hour and then you're good for at least the next two weeks. 3) Speed - I didn't have the new Oasis, but from my understanding, the generational differences only include the warm light

I had an Onyx Boox Nova Pro a while back and I sold it because it was so sluggish and slow. The company said it would be upgradable to a newer version of Android, which should make it faster, but that never happened and it seemed that they abandoned it after only a year. It put me off the company, but I see a lot of people here using their devices successfully. Are you getting updates on your Onyx Boox tablets?

These are your ~7-8” options in this category that are most commonly available and less region restricted:

To be completely honest, PDFs never look good on a 7.8. It's just too small. If you just compare it against two of my hands here, it's just too small ...

Feeling the best of it in your hands carrying the weight of reality, the ever-changing smells that evolved during a book's lifetime from papermill-new, the must and dust that could create olfactory imagery from old, well-used libraries, and the character of cigar-lounds and cognac snifters. These sensations could add timeless, hefty qualities to the works of literature contained therein. I also found afront in that electronic literature kept readers away from the already dying icon of the corner bookstore, and the charms of slowly perusing aisles and aisles of books with others who shared a similar driving passion. And to sip an afternoon capucino on the front patio of such a bookstore was a sublime pleasure that compared to no others

This is great for me as most of my e-books are in the Kindle format. I do find the Boox Note Air to be heavier than expected and I find it a bit more fatiguing to hold than my Kindle. However, the app is responsive and works very well for reading e-books I've purchased through the Amazon eco-system. I did purchase the cover as part of a bundle and frankly while I think it's functional, it is barely functional