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nhedgehog · 03-23-2017, 04:18 PM

Glad I could help with the decision. The PB626 is certainly worth its money. You can run Koreader on Pocketbook too and use "my" selector app to switch between the two pdf-readers. The slow start of the bigger pdf was a bit of a show off but intercepting by using a button or screenclick seemed to help. I tried it again now and it did start within 10s while clicking the foreward button often to get it out of the sluggish behaviour.

Edit: The only thing I found better about Koreader is the option to change the contrast in pdfs.

03-23-2017, 04:18 PM	#20
nhedgehog Guru Posts: 802 Karma: 628976 Join Date: Sep 2013 Device: EnergySistemEreaderPro, Nook STG, Pocketbook 622, Bookeen Cybooks ...	Glad I could help with the decision. The PB626 is certainly worth its money. You can run Koreader on Pocketbook too and use "my" selector app to switch between the two pdf-readers. The slow start of the bigger pdf was a bit of a show off but intercepting by using a button or screenclick seemed to help. I tried it again now and it did start within 10s while clicking the foreward button often to get it out of the sluggish behaviour. Edit: The only thing I found better about Koreader is the option to change the contrast in pdfs. Last edited by nhedgehog; 03-23-2017 at 04:23 PM.