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J_B · 07-31-2012, 03:06 AM

Good morning starr974,

you can read manga on a 6" ereader without a problem. I've read them on my Kobo Touch.

Here's a video about manga on a Sony PRS-T1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AguEbIKOb4M

Since I've got my Galaxy Note, I read all my manga and western comics on my phone. With 5.3", the screen is even a bit smaller, but since it reacts way faster than any eInk device, a little zooming from time to time is no problem.

If you're going to buy an ereader especially for manga reading, you should look for a device with decent pdf-features, landscape mode and microSD-slot.

Alternatively, you could also look for a cheap tablet. I'm going to buy an Ainol Novo 7 Aurora after my holidays. I'll use it mainly for reading and some occasional (cough cough) android gaming and I think, it's a comfortable and affordable alternative for comic reading purposes.

07-31-2012, 03:06 AM	#6
J_B Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma: 1000 Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Zwischen Weinbergen und Rübenfeldern Device: Kobo Touch, Samsung Galaxy Note	Good morning starr974, you can read manga on a 6" ereader without a problem. I've read them on my Kobo Touch. Here's a video about manga on a Sony PRS-T1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AguEbIKOb4M Since I've got my Galaxy Note, I read all my manga and western comics on my phone. With 5.3", the screen is even a bit smaller, but since it reacts way faster than any eInk device, a little zooming from time to time is no problem. If you're going to buy an ereader especially for manga reading, you should look for a device with decent pdf-features, landscape mode and microSD-slot. Alternatively, you could also look for a cheap tablet. I'm going to buy an Ainol Novo 7 Aurora after my holidays. I'll use it mainly for reading and some occasional (cough cough) android gaming and I think, it's a comfortable and affordable alternative for comic reading purposes.