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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The thing is, basic is the Kindle Basic and it's awful. The Kobo Nia is a step up, less basic, and still so-so.
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They are both really good readers for people who don't need anything fancy and just want to enjoy their books.
The Kindle is snappier than the Nia, while the Nia has a better resolution screen.
Their only downside is to be slightly cheaper than better readers.
But once again, for someone who's looking for basic and wants to spare few bucks to buy books instead, they are legitimate readers.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The Kobo Clara HD is yet again less basic and quite good for a 6" Reader. But this is something yu will spend a lot of time with and you want something that's going to give a really good reading experience.
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I've been reading more than 10 years on 6", and I've been loving this form factor. It fits more pockets, its lighter and the screen size is a really good compromise.
Bigger is not always better.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
So to me that means going even less basic to get the Kobo Libra H2O with a 7" screen. The reading experience is going to be not basic at all.
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But it's not necessary the best choice for someone looking for a basic reader.
Edit : All of this was written before your answer, but enjoy your reader ng76.
