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Old 08-04-2022, 05:47 PM   #2
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Some Kobos can use an external BT Keyboard. But usually only for the annotations, not on the Sage or Elipsa notebooks (they work with handwriting recognition).

The Kindle Keyboard 3 can show Publisher fonts and azw3 ebooks from Amazon. Any S/H ones would need a new battery (done that on two of them). But a S/H might be blacklisted.

Some Android based ereaders like Meebook P78 (updated Boyue Likebook Mars) can take a BT keyboard and install an app like Jota to take notes.

For actually just reading books the Kobo Libra 2, Kobo Sage and I think Kindle Oasis have page turn buttons.

An actual QWERTY keyboard is superflous for reading and I don't bother with BT on my annotations, I just use the touch keyboard (Kobo). Didn't use Kindle for annotations since I got a kobo.
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