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Originally Posted by BookCat
Amazon do make it simple to sideload their books by providing a "Transfer Via USB" purchase option, which I use whenever I buy from them.
On the other hand, Kobo offer features not yet used on any kindle ereader, such as blue light reduction and, apparently, showing the synopsis without opening the book (does this only happen if connected to wifi?) Despite my disappointment with the particular Clara HD I bought, and returned, last year, if I were thinking of buying a new reader I would take a close look at the Kobo range. I could still purchase from Amazon and de-drm (or read on my paperwhite).
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Note, by sideload, I meant books
not purchased from Amazon.
Kobo doesn't need wifi to read embedded comments in epub.
I already buy from Kobo to load to my Paperwhite. I actually like Kindle hardware. Well, the Paperwhite line at least. I find it to be a good compromise between price and features particularly when it's on sale.
