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Originally Posted by larko
Nice to hear from people with hands on experience rather than some advertising video.
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The links I sent you are not promotional videos
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What e-book readers are you currently using and how have you found the user experience?
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I only use Android devices because the applications supplied with the devices do not appeal to me enough and offer too few setting options for my needs (Kindle, Kobo, Pocketbook, etc.).
The Likebook devices have an SD connection and mine are each equipped with 512 GB SD cards - the others are limited to internal storage (even those that I don't have).
My devices and usage:
10.3 inches:
- Boox Note Air with Bluetooth keyboard as a glare-free computer for outdoor use + drawing (Boox Likebook is superior there), mainly landscape format - frequent connection to workstation (32 GB)
- Likebook Alita Note for pdf display and handwritten notes and comments in eg music notes, scores, etc. - mainly portrait format (32 + 512 GB).
7.8 inches:
- Likebook Ares Note: similar to Alita, also as epub reader, only for use on the move with a vehicle (16 + 512 GB).
8 inch:
- Tolino Epos 2 (195g, unbreakable screen) only for epub reading in bed (8 GB).
6 inches:
- Book Poke 3 (with cover), Boox Poke 2 (without) as an epub reader for traveling, waiting rooms, etc. - without a vehicle (32 GB).
- Likebook P6 for travel by plane (16 + 512 GB).