Thread: Best E-Reader For Touchscreen Haters?
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Old 03-04-2018, 06:29 PM   #67
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Originally Posted by Waiting4somethin View Post
From the looks of it the Kindle Oasis 2 and the inkbook prime or classic are the best ereaders for touchscreen haters, as you can disable the touchscreen.

I dislike touchscreens for swiping, prefer scrolling. I use k2pdfopt to crop my pdfs to the same size, then scroll down like you would in your phone or tablet. Some ereaders can do this, such as NookST and Sony PrsT1/2. But there are times I rather use buttons.
I guess I focused on Nook and Sony and just let the InkBook references slip on by. Sorry.
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