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Originally Posted by davidfor
And you are going to have to prove the price. As stated above, it is impossible to get these Android e-ink devices here in Australia at anywhere near the price of either the Kobo or Kindle ereaders. As it is perfectly legal for me to put books I have sourced elsewhere on them, how can it possible that I will "pay more in total"?
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Look here! $199.--
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What does that mean? My Kobo devices include a browser. I can use that to download books directly from the web.
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Then try to load an Adobe DRM epub directly with the browser.
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And the devices you mention above, these are ones you have personal knowledge and have used?
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Yes.
I don't have a Likebook Mars, but I did.
Also, I don't own Boox Nova 3 and Note 2/3, but I own Boox Nova 2 and Note Air.
Obviously you haven't informed yourself about the available options and you also believe everything that Kobo and Amazon and .... ramble about.
This is of course convenient, but it costs money and if you deviate from it it becomes cumbersome.
Apart from that, their devices are technical and cheapest crap.