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Ravensknight · 02-13-2016, 02:25 PM

So it has been a week and I have to say, I'm pretty pleased with this tablet. I don't use it a lot, so what matters to others might not be an issue at all for me.

I like the 4x3 format and have put a BobJ cover on it. That allow my hands something to actually hold onto. The format also makes reading comics easier on my wrists, as the balance is what I'm used to, as opposed to my Nexus 7.2.

I read Superman: Speeding Bullets on it, a 48 page comic and then immediately read the paper copy that I own, to compare. No problems reading it on the tablet and while some of the details were hard to see, I didn't notice that I was missing them and when I saw them on the paper copy, I didn't feel like it was better, just "more".

So overall, I am pretty pleased with this.

02-13-2016, 02:25 PM	#9
Ravensknight Serpent Rider Posts: 1,123 Karma: 10219804 Join Date: Jun 2009 Device: Sony 350; Nook STR; Oasis	So it has been a week and I have to say, I'm pretty pleased with this tablet. I don't use it a lot, so what matters to others might not be an issue at all for me. I like the 4x3 format and have put a BobJ cover on it. That allow my hands something to actually hold onto. The format also makes reading comics easier on my wrists, as the balance is what I'm used to, as opposed to my Nexus 7.2. I read Superman: Speeding Bullets on it, a 48 page comic and then immediately read the paper copy that I own, to compare. No problems reading it on the tablet and while some of the details were hard to see, I didn't notice that I was missing them and when I saw them on the paper copy, I didn't feel like it was better, just "more". So overall, I am pretty pleased with this.