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Old 05-29-2021, 08:19 AM   #7
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A phone is fine for audio books and may be OK with eBooks. Android or iOS. Kindle, Audible, Borrowbox (ebooks & audio), Overdrive, Findaway, podcasts etc. No need for an expensive slower eInk, many of which don't do audio, or are limited.

A 10" tablet with 2 x SIM slots can be cheaper than a phone or eink and is effective as a 10" phone for my friend with severe macular degeneration. The 6" Kindle, 7" Libra, 7.8" Mars and 9.7" DXG were all useless for him. Later Android (> 6) has Text to Speech and large font accessibility features.
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