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Originally Posted by DrChiper
UPDATE: The Nxtpaper 12 Plus and 14 do not seem to have memory extension possibilities either and limited to 250GB. Can you confirm that @Quoth?
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My original Nxtpaper 11 (not Pro, approx 10.9″ 16:10 aspect) and NxtPaper 40 4G phone have 3.5mm jack sockets and microSD Card slots.
My Nxtpaper 14 (approx 14.25″ 3:2 aspect) only has USB-C. No other slots or sockets. Best thing ever for portable PDFs, using Pocketbook.
So I'd use the Nxtpaper 11 for everything else (512G SD card) and it's easier to use for notes (using MyWrite's Nebo; the Kobo version is crippled partially due to eink).
I have a 256 G card with the 256G internal NxtPaper 40 phone which is good for audiobooks and music (Musicolet for DRM free) and ebooks. Mighht get a 2nd Nxtpaper phone to replavce the Oppo phone I take out of the house. You need two phones now if one has important 2FA, because it can't safely leave the house. Both unregistered anonymous SIMs which is more secure from fraud (O2 lets people transfer number to a new SIM without existing phone and minimal checks! So no account is safer!).
It is a bit odd there is no SD card expansion on the Nxtpaper 14. However 256 G is a lot of PDFs. I find WiFi and Total Commander with SMB plugin (free) to my server 10x to 30x faster to copy files from my Linux server than MTP.
Pocketbook App also can WiFi connect to Calibre Content Server using OPDS. Only check one checkbox at install on free version and then there are no Adverts (EU anyway). It's on all my compatible Android devices for epubs and PDFs. Does two page landscape PDFs in correct page order (many apps don't). The first page must be on the right for LtoR documents, so 2nd & 3rd pages are L & R spread.