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JesseTheK · 08-02-2017, 08:07 PM

I'd like to chime in why I prefer KyBook 2. I'm not a Calibre user because it's too complicated for me.

KyBook 2 is versatile: reads ePubs, mobis, PDFs, and audio books!

Offers filing options: I can create folders on my iPad and move my books there.

I can read from Dropbox, iCloud, and other cloud services.

KyBook 2 has more features than I can use, and it's possible for me to find them.

I used Marvin 2 and 3 daily and I would still spend a lot of time doing UI discovery. It was too confusing.

I read on the iPad because it's physically easier: no pages to turn and fonts as big as I like. In an earlier life I was a book designer, so being able to override publisher's CSS is vital.

08-02-2017, 08:07 PM	#25
JesseTheK Member Posts: 15 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Wisconsin USA Device: Kobo Libra 2, iPad mini 6, iPhone	A few kind words for KyBook 2 I'd like to chime in why I prefer KyBook 2. I'm not a Calibre user because it's too complicated for me. KyBook 2 is versatile: reads ePubs, mobis, PDFs, and audio books! Offers filing options: I can create folders on my iPad and move my books there. I can read from Dropbox, iCloud, and other cloud services. KyBook 2 has more features than I can use, and it's possible for me to find them. I used Marvin 2 and 3 daily and I would still spend a lot of time doing UI discovery. It was too confusing. I read on the iPad because it's physically easier: no pages to turn and fonts as big as I like. In an earlier life I was a book designer, so being able to override publisher's CSS is vital.