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latepaul · 07-04-2015, 08:09 AM

I'm currently using my Kobo Glo HD most often, but that could just be because it's new

I do like the little bar graph and estimated time you get with kepubs. So I've converted my current reads to kepubs. They're a little bigger than epubs but not much. Is it the Kobo-bought kepubs specifically that are much bigger? Even though I do buy from Kobo I tend to get the ADE epubs for Alf processing rather than kepubs (yes I know it's possible to deDRM kepubs but I use Linux and ADE is easier).

Having said that, I like my PW2 too. And I also use my PC quite a lot using either Calibre or a web based reader.

Ultimately there are bells and whistles but as long as you can find a book, maybe adjust the font size and navigate through it page by page then it's doing it's job. And I think they all do that.

07-04-2015, 08:09 AM	#9
latepaul Wizard Posts: 1,270 Karma: 10468300 Join Date: Dec 2011 Device: a variety (mostly kindles and kobos)	I'm currently using my Kobo Glo HD most often, but that could just be because it's new I do like the little bar graph and estimated time you get with kepubs. So I've converted my current reads to kepubs. They're a little bigger than epubs but not much. Is it the Kobo-bought kepubs specifically that are much bigger? Even though I do buy from Kobo I tend to get the ADE epubs for Alf processing rather than kepubs (yes I know it's possible to deDRM kepubs but I use Linux and ADE is easier). Having said that, I like my PW2 too. And I also use my PC quite a lot using either Calibre or a web based reader. Ultimately there are bells and whistles but as long as you can find a book, maybe adjust the font size and navigate through it page by page then it's doing it's job. And I think they all do that.