Thread: Cheap but quality ereader
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Old 01-21-2013, 02:55 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by sneakyspider View Post
Well, I wouldn't expect a bright white screen for $30 but I'm glad it's not as dark as the photo makes it look. I'm definitely leaning towards getting this ereader. The fact that it supports a lot of formats - including both mobi and epub, is a definite plus. I also like the mp3 support as well. As you said, I wouldn't want to use it as an mp3 player - it looks a bit too clunky for that, but it would be nice not to have to lug around two devices when I want to read and listen to music at the same time.

Also, since you own this ereader, how is it as far as battery life? And what is the internal storage? I wasn't able to find those under the features section.
Internal storage is 250MB but supports SD cards up to 32GB. I haven't done any formal testing of the battery life, but I've been able to read it daily for as much as I want to for about a week before needing to recharge. Probably 18-20 hours of reading time (reading only, no mp3)
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