Thread: Using a Tolino in the US
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Old 11-01-2019, 11:30 PM   #23
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I am just new to this forum, led here on my search to buy a Tolino Vision 5. Living in the States seems to be a barrier to find one. Many of you on this forum seem very knowledgeable about all eReaders. I have used many different Kindles and am familiar with Kobo. My desire is to break free from Amazon's eReader ecosystem. Any ideas and suggestions for the Tolino Vision 5 and how to get one? I get most of my books as ebooks from public libraries. Thanks!
It looks like Grooves.Land (in Germany) sells Tolinos to those in the United States. The Vision 5 (and the Epos 2 and Page 2) are so new, however, that it looks like it's going to be about 40 days before they get them in stock.

https://www.grooves-inc.com/tolino-v...099519981.html

I've never bought anything from Grooves.Land so can't vouch for them, but it looks like they regularly sell to U.S. residents and I think their price includes postage and tax. (Shipping for other Tolinos is (advertised) to take, normally, 4-11 days.)
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