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Originally Posted by Neil
Hey, I am happy that it worked out well for you! Did you put the Kindle app on it as yet? And any of the better comic readers? What did you think of the color? Have you ever seen one of the Pocketbook screens to compare? When I tried it on a comic (and I only had it for a few hours before it went back so I may well have missed something) I got terrible ghosting on it. Were you able to control the ghosting better than I was? Or maybe it was not so bad for you. Anyway, congrats on it and enjoy! I am personally still trying to source the Inkpad Color. That may prove hopeless <G>. Well maybe color eink readers are like the three or four COVID vaccines. The best one is the one you can get!
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It will take me a while of playing with it until I can make any definitive judgment on this device. However, I know enough already that I will not be returning it. It suits my needs as it currently is and I can live with its idiosyncrasies, although I do hope that they will fix some of those idiosyncrasies in future software updates.
As for the Kindle app, I doubt that I will be installing that as I only have one Kindle book which I have already converted to epub.
I do have some manga in pdf and jpeg formats. Mostly scanned by myself. So I don't really foresee downloading any manga apps. I like manga, but I am not that into them to look into dedicated apps... at least not yet. However, my initial impression is that if I were primarily interested in manga, I would want a larger colour eink device. I think a 10.3" device would probably be more ideal for such purposes. But, for most people interested in manga, I think that a regular tablet would probably be more suitable and certainly cheaper.