Thread: ereaders for library books
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Old 06-19-2018, 11:41 AM   #2
rcentros
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Originally Posted by Stephjk View Post
I haven't used my Kobo Glo for some time as I've been borrowing books from my library via the Libby app on my smartphone/tablet. However, I'm aware of the strain that the backlight puts on my eyes so am considering upgrading my Glo for an ereader which will handle my library books with no converting or messing around.

Can anyone suggest a good product that will fit my needs.

I'm in the UK so Kindle is out.

TIA
I think the only new eReader that will directly borrow from Overdrive (using ePub) is the Kobo Aura One.

In the United States I can still directly borrow Overdrive ePubs on my Sony PRS-T2, but that may just be "the luck of the draw" at my library.
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