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My main reasons for choosing a Likebook Mars over an Onyx Boox device are that it has an audio port and a micro SD card slot. I frequently run Spotify while reading on it, and I like having the extra storage space for manga and music.

I used to own a Kindle Touch as well, and just a couple of months ago I bought myself a Onyx Boox Nova 3. Couldn't be happier. Biggest differences:

Pros:

- hot damn 300 PPI makes a huge difference
- the 7.8" screen felt huge compared to my 6" Kindle Touch screen at first, but I got used to it really quickly and now I really really prefer it. It's much closer to the size of a hardcover book page, which I really like
- frontlight and warm frontlight customization finally let me read in bed without annoying the hell out of my girlfriend. 10/10 would recommend.
- I use it all the time for notes during work, personal life, even when I play cards with friends and need to keep score. Now I don't have to take a notepad and pen on long bike rides!
- if you are a fan of unscrupulous means of acquiring ebooks, libgen and transmission are *very* useful android apps...

Cons:

- battery life isn't quite as long as on my kindle touch, even with wireless turned off most of the time
- a little bit heavier to hold onto, though I got used to this faster than I expected
- the case is just OK, and the pen fits into the case... just OK. It can be a little annoying when I'm just trying to read in bed, but I usually just end up setting the pen on my nightstand on the rare occasions that it really bothers me
- there are basically no third-party cases out there compatible with these devices, so you're pretty much stuck with no case, the first party case that comes with the nova 3, or a sleeve that's not really a case IMO
- I really like the built-in NeoReader app, but it took some customization to get used to. Of note:
   - you can load custom fonts -- Google's Literata is very nice, and freely available, and much better than anything that comes with Boox devices
   - the font size customization in NeoReader only lets you set the font size to 14 or so via the dialog box, which is still too large for me. Fortunately the pinch-to-zoom motion controls font size directly, and has no such limit...
   - No way to set "ragged right" justification, which I really wish I had. (if anyboy else figures out a way to do this in NeoReader, let me know!)

Hopefully this helps your search. Keep in mind that Onyx/Boox tablets are running full Android, but they haven't released any of the source code for their tweaks on top of Android, so they're technically in violation of the GPL... so depending on your morals, you might not want to support them. In my case, they seemed less evil/monopolistic than Amazon and more customizable than Kobo so I decided to go with Boox anyway.

<div class="md"><p>I used to own a Kindle Touch as well, and just a couple of months ago I bought myself a Onyx Boox Nova 3. Couldn&#39;t be happier. Biggest differences:</p>

<p>Pros:</p>

<ul>
<li>hot damn 300 PPI makes a huge difference</li>
<li>the 7.8&quot; screen felt huge compared to my 6&quot; Kindle Touch screen at first, but I got used to it really quickly and now I really really prefer it. It&#39;s much closer to the size of a hardcover book page, which I really like</li>
<li>frontlight and warm frontlight customization finally let me read in bed without annoying the hell out of my girlfriend. 10/10 would recommend.</li>
<li>I use it all the time for notes during work, personal life, even when I play cards with friends and need to keep score. Now I don&#39;t have to take a notepad and pen on long bike rides!</li>
<li>if you are a fan of unscrupulous means of acquiring ebooks, libgen and transmission are <em>very</em> useful android apps...</li>
</ul>

<p>Cons:</p>

<ul>
<li>battery life isn&#39;t quite as long as on my kindle touch, even with wireless turned off most of the time</li>
<li>a little bit heavier to hold onto, though I got used to this faster than I expected</li>
<li>the case is just OK, and the pen fits into the case... just OK. It can be a little annoying when I&#39;m just trying to read in bed, but I usually just end up setting the pen on my nightstand on the rare occasions that it really bothers me</li>
<li>there are basically no third-party cases out there compatible with these devices, so you&#39;re pretty much stuck with no case, the first party case that comes with the nova 3, or a sleeve that&#39;s not really a case IMO</li>
<li>I really like the built-in NeoReader app, but it took some customization to get used to. Of note:

<ul>
<li>you can load custom fonts -- Google&#39;s Literata is very nice, and freely available, and much better than anything that comes with Boox devices</li>
<li>the font size customization in NeoReader only lets you set the font size to 14 or so via the dialog box, which is still too large for me. Fortunately the pinch-to-zoom motion controls font size directly, and has no such limit...</li>
<li>No way to set &quot;ragged right&quot; justification, which I really wish I had. (if anyboy else figures out a way to do this in NeoReader, let me know!)</li>
</ul></li>
</ul>

<p>Hopefully this helps your search. Keep in mind that Onyx/Boox tablets are running full Android, but they haven&#39;t released any of the source code for their tweaks on top of Android, so they&#39;re technically in violation of the GPL... so depending on your morals, you might not want to support them. In my case, they seemed less evil/monopolistic than Amazon and more customizable than Kobo so I decided to go with Boox anyway.</p>
</div>

Thanks so much for your suggestions. I'm looking for a reader that will really just be used for reading. I don't note take or annotate. I would love something that I can read in bed, late, with dim to no light. I would also love something that has a bigger screen. I think the kindle touch is 6inches. I'd like at least 7.

It seems like the best option would be one of the 7 or 8 inch Kobos. I would really much prefer an Android device, however, and that's where I'm struggling. 

Thank you!!

<div class="md"><p>Thanks so much for your suggestions. I&#39;m looking for a reader that will really just be used for reading. I don&#39;t note take or annotate. I would love something that I can read in bed, late, with dim to no light. I would also love something that has a bigger screen. I think the kindle touch is 6inches. I&#39;d like at least 7.</p>

<p>It seems like the best option would be one of the 7 or 8 inch Kobos. I would really much prefer an Android device, however, and that&#39;s where I&#39;m struggling. </p>

<p>Thank you!!</p>
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Looking for suggestions on new ereader, upgrade from Kindle touch

 Before the upgrade to Android 8.1, I wouldn’t have recommended it. But, since the upgrade, it has been much improved and now worthy of a recommendation because of its price.

 But, since the upgrade, it has been much improved and now worthy of a recommendation because of its price.

Onyx Boox

Boyue Likebook

They’re android based, and allow you to use Google play or sideload APK files. 

You can get them in 6”, 7.8”, 10”, 10.3”, and 13” sizes depending on the brand and model

<div class="md"><p>Onyx Boox</p>

<p>Boyue Likebook</p>

<p>They’re android based, and allow you to use Google play or sideload APK files. </p>

<p>You can get them in 6”, 7.8”, 10”, 10.3”, and 13” sizes depending on the brand and model</p>
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I have an Onyx Boox Nova 2

Super device and not super expensive

If you want a smaller, cheaper and more comfortable device, get the Boox Poke

<div class="md"><p>I have an Onyx Boox Nova 2</p>

<p>Super device and not super expensive</p>

<p>If you want a smaller, cheaper and more comfortable device, get the Boox Poke</p>
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Hei, ma ostsin eelmine aasta amazonist omale Onyx Boox Nova 2 ja siiani on see seade mind väga hästi teeninud. Soovitan Saksa Amazonist vaadata. Kasutan iga päev lugemiseks. Libby ja Elisa raamat toimivad päris hästi selle peal. Boonuseks on ka muidugi märkmete tegemine pliiatsiga :)

<div class="md"><p>Hei, ma ostsin eelmine aasta amazonist omale Onyx Boox Nova 2 ja siiani on see seade mind väga hästi teeninud. Soovitan Saksa Amazonist vaadata. Kasutan iga päev lugemiseks. Libby ja Elisa raamat toimivad päris hästi selle peal. Boonuseks on ka muidugi märkmete tegemine pliiatsiga :)</p>
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[Boox tablets](https://www.boox.com) all run Android. They don't "officially" support the Play Store, but they have an easy button to activate the Play Store anyway and it works perfectly.

<div class="md"><p><a href="https://www.boox.com">Boox tablets</a> all run Android. They don&#39;t &quot;officially&quot; support the Play Store, but they have an easy button to activate the Play Store anyway and it works perfectly.</p>
</div>

I tried searching on searchengines but didn't find any.

<div class="md"><p>I tried searching on searchengines but didn&#39;t find any.</p>
</div>

Are there any e-book readers (not smartphones) that have android app support? Here in Estonia there is a paid e-book subscription service that uses an android app. I like reading books from a e-book reader (the screen is better for my eyes) but reading e-books from a smartphone just isn't for me.

&#x200B;. I am thinking of replacing my Likebook Mars with a better performing e-reader. The Likebook has been my first reader and I think I can make a step to a better (or more expensive) product. My biggest complaint with the Boyue e-reader is that the software is quite slow and feels "clumsy" when navigating menus (even with A2 mode) or turning pages, and a bit of ghosting

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 I tend to like the list better It shows you more information and tells you like what the format is and everything And then you get like the actual Title spelled out instead just the cover so you got some different sorting options recent by date by series and author It hasn't been working right though with the recent. It's not showing my recent stuff on here It's kind of got a different idea of what recent is then you also got these tabs up here for books authors and collections And then you also have some additional filters as well So you can sort by like overdrive books you got through the library the books you side load it in the books You've downloaded from Kobo. You got a few different ways to navigate So if you've got like a larger library You can jump to the different pages that way or you can just simply swipe through your pages To see your different all your list of books then you got the different sorting options as well to narrow it down The only thing I don't like about this menu setup is it always takes two presses to do everything You have to hit the menu You have to hit the button to open the menu and then you have to hit whatever menu item shows up So usually you just have one button to go to home, but with Kobo, it's always a two-step process so Kobo's devices they support other content as well like manga and comics and You know children's books that got some different kinds of formats so you can load in CBR and CBZ This is actually a Kobo book and with Kobo's books They do have like the fast page turn feature and then they have but they don't have like a way to like page forward when you're Zoomed in so some other devices and apps like if you tap the screen You'll be able to advance while you're zoomed in and that it'll like follow the frames So the Kobo it doesn't do that on these type of books You do have to like manually scroll around the page or turn pages that way And then if you do that does have that fast page turn feature if you hold down in the corners You can scan through the book quickly that way Alright, so that concludes the Kobo Clara HD review for today. Check out the ebookreader

 I thought that would be kind of a problem at first, but I haven't accidentally pressed it yet It's a does require a bit of pressure. So they got the narrower bezel side bezels on this model I kind of find it more comfortable to hold from the bottom actually just sort of depends on your personal preference So here's a look at Kobo's very first front light ebook reader the Kobo glow on the left So the Clara HD reminds me a lot of it Obviously they're very similar design the same sort of look the Clara used to use just a little bit narrower and it's a little bit lighter It's got the higher resolution 300 PPI screen and they've also added the comfort light Pro with the adjustable front light temperature I'll show that in a second. And here's just a quick look at the Clara HD next to the nook glow light three It's amazing how much smaller it is Even though they both have the same six inch ink screen the nooks a lot larger with those side bezels They have the page buttons built in I do like the page buttons on the nook But it's just kind of amazing how much smaller the Kobo is than the nook So here's a look at the Clara HD front light. So it's all the way turned up right now We got it at the far end of the cool color So the thing with the comfort light Pro is you can adjust the color a little bit here You can add a little bit of warmness

 I kind of like a couple notches like right there Some folks might like it here You're like where you get halfway where you get a little bit more orange for reading at night This and then you also got the full on orange and then it kind of depends on like how much What level you have the brightness at is like what color it'll be as well So if you like take it down to half brightness, so it's not nearly as orange even at the farthest end of the setting So it just sort of like depends on how you want to customize your look of your screen So I do like that aspect of the Kobo Clara HD some folks would like the oranger light for reading at night And some folks like the lighter light the whiter light So it just sort of depends you can also set it to auto and what that does is doesn't have a sensor But it'll go off like based off the time of day and it'll gradually start adding more orange as the day goes on So you can read about it They have this little section here about the the comfort light Pro and how it works So if you tilt the screen, you can actually see the front lights down there There's seven like blue lights in six orange lights. You can skip the different chapters that way And if you hold down in the corner, they recently had this fast page turn feature You can swipe forward and back to turn pages quickly like sort of like swiping through a book If you hold down you can highlight so I find that the highlighting works better than it used to I used to have a bit of an issue with Kobo's not being as accurate as I'd like but it works now better It doesn't it does have a little bit of a lag to it But it does seem to be more accurate at the starting and end points for the highlighting So you can run searches by selecting a word or hitting the icon in the top right menu You can search in the book on Wikipedia and in Google Google and Wikipedia open up your web browser Then it'll give you this list when you're searching in your book and then you can Navigate through the different pages of all the appearances of it in your book And then once you select an option It'll take you to that location in your book and then you can scroll through the other results As well and then head back to the main list too if you want to so searching does work pretty well on Kobo's But it is limited to 100 results This is a look at Kobo's home screen. They changed it a while back So you got your recently read right here got some different options You can actually just remove it from your recently read section there and then you got the books some of these sections change depending on how you're using your device and how it's set up and then over here in your books view You got some different viewing options. If you wanted to view it by cover view

Kobo Clara HD Review

. very disappointing however I really like you can turn off backlight completely and the screen has glare but very little, the quality of the touch screen is good. and love I can turn wifi off! the reason I went for a kobo was to avoid amazon kindle and the fact Sony doesnt manufacture their ereader anymore (used to have one, loved it and could read all formats and actually change the font size on pdf!) so getting an old version was only second hand or really expensive.

 and love I can turn wifi off! the reason I went for a kobo was to avoid amazon kindle and the fact Sony doesnt manufacture their ereader anymore (used to have one, loved it and could read all formats and actually change the font size on pdf!) so getting an old version was only second hand or really expensive.

almost perfect cant change font size on all formts

 Maybe future Kobo products will have this fixed. But for now I'll stick with Nook.</span>

 Either it wouldn't recognize the gesture at all and I'd end up waiting a sec to see if it was just slow, or if it didn't recognize the gesture. Or the other thing it would do is go the wrong direction. Yes I'd swipe the direction meaning go to the next page, and it would instead go to the previous page.<br><br>The next issue is battery life

 Yes I'd swipe the direction meaning go to the next page, and it would instead go to the previous page.<br><br>The next issue is battery life. My Nook would easily go 3 to 4 weeks on a single charge (with backlight on). The Clara makes it about a week

My Nook is better

- higher DPI preferred. I've been looking at the PocketBook Touch HD3 or the Lux 5 or the Kobo Clara HD or Libra H2O.

 The matte screen does a good job diffusing glare from overhead lights.  Build quality and heft are both great. This thing is sturdy, though I'll probably get a case for it anyway just to keep it from getting beat up.  One last thing: It tells you that you can adjust the brightness by gesturing up and down at the left edge

Pros: Fantastic display, good backlight, relatively intuitive controls.  Cons: Touchscreen response is not perfect. Micro USB instead of USB C.  Overall for the price I'm really liking it

 Micro USB instead of USB C.  Overall for the price I'm really liking it. It's been a long time since I had an ereader and clearly large strides have been made over the last decade on the hardware side. I've got very good vision and the display is really sharp with only occasional ghosting

Simple, well built, and compact.

I really really like this E-reader, the thin bezels, the screen resolution, the weight, it's just perfet for reading , battery last almost to weeks the way I use it, and the natural light feature is also a relief to ny eyes, and besides all that I love the Pocket integration, it's easier to read all my articles in the Clara HD, than my laptop.  I can't complain about Walmart customer service, it's just top-notch!!

Fantastic!

 This feature is lacking on the Kindle and because of that when you have a large library the Kindle drags when you are looking for a book to download because it is going through and showing you every book you own including the ones you've read or aren't really interested in (free books that you got because they were free and maybe someday you'd want to read them). Once you download the book on the Kindle and open it speed is not an issue. But on the Kobo this is never an issue so long as you archive books you've read and samples, free books and books you aren't interested in right now (reference books for instance). 

The second area is that the Kobo is a feather weight. It is only an ounce to an ounce and a half less than a comparable Kindle but it definitely makes a difference. 

Great eReader!

 Hey everyone, welcome back to the channel. I am W2Best and I make videos about tech travel and inspiration. And today we are going to take a look at this one, the Kobo Clara HD e-reader. I have been using it for about six months now so I think I have a pretty good idea of the advantages and disadvantages of using the product on a regular basis

 I have truly enjoyed using this product over the last six months and except these issues that I mentioned with how it handles PDF resizing I think this is a really really good e-reader and I can recommend it with all the different parts of it. The screen is super nice, it does exactly what it's supposed to do, the battery life is great and it lasts forever. You never even have to think about when you're going to recharge it again and also the size is just the right size for it to be pocketable so you can just put it in your regular pockets and bring it wherever you want it to go with you. If you have any other questions about this Kobo Clara HD or any comments about the product please let me know in the comments down below and if you want to find this e-reader or the case I will put links in the description below so you can find them as easy as possible and I will try to make sure that I put the links to where you can find them as cheap as possible

 With the Swedish libraries you can download it straight in the internet browser here so you have to do it on your computer and then use Adobe Digital Editions to transfer the file onto the e-reader using the USB cable. But this is a really smooth process and for the fact that you can read free e-books and use several e-books at the time without paying for it I just find this to be an absolutely amazing service that is available and it makes the Kindle not a very interesting device compared to this one. I have truly enjoyed using this product over the last six months and except these issues that I mentioned with how it handles PDF resizing I think this is a really really good e-reader and I can recommend it with all the different parts of it. The screen is super nice, it does exactly what it's supposed to do, the battery life is great and it lasts forever

 And when you start looking at a comparison with the size of books this becomes really interesting. If you take a small book like this one the e-reader is still way way smaller than this book alone and that's just one single book. When you take a bigger book like this one it becomes almost laughable how small this e-reader is. And still it can hold up to a few thousand books on the 8 gigabytes of internal memory depending on the size of the books that you put on it obviously

Kobo Clara HD Review After 6 Months - ePub, PDF and Feature Test

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