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MrStudent · 02-10-2021, 05:00 AM

Hi folks.

Apologies for any ignorance but I've never seen, smelt or touched a dedicated e-reader.

I'm after an e-reader for reading in bed. The main things I want to read on it are novels, but also work-related papers, PDFs, and textbooks. I have an iPad but I look at a screen all day so a dedicated device may be kinder to me and help avoid distractions.

Sometimes there are colours within my work-related reading but it's predominantly text.

Would I have to do any annoying zooming, pinching, panning hand motions to read across a line or is text automatically displayed optimally? Are settings generally intuitive or easy to change for optimal display?

To summarise: would a Libra H20 work well for reading textbooks and PDFs / academic papers or should I be looking at something else?

02-10-2021, 05:00 AM	#1
MrStudent Junior Member Posts: 8 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2021 Device: None	Would a Libra H20 Meet These Needs? Hi folks. Apologies for any ignorance but I've never seen, smelt or touched a dedicated e-reader. I'm after an e-reader for reading in bed. The main things I want to read on it are novels, but also work-related papers, PDFs, and textbooks. I have an iPad but I look at a screen all day so a dedicated device may be kinder to me and help avoid distractions. Sometimes there are colours within my work-related reading but it's predominantly text. Would I have to do any annoying zooming, pinching, panning hand motions to read across a line or is text automatically displayed optimally? Are settings generally intuitive or easy to change for optimal display? To summarise: would a Libra H20 work well for reading textbooks and PDFs / academic papers or should I be looking at something else?