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nana77 · Yesterday, 02:03 AM

Hi, the manuals says both Pocketbook Inkpad 3 and 4 supports cbz:
https://www.manua.ls/pocketbook/inkpad-3/manual?p=13
https://www.manua.ls/pocketbook/inkpad-4/manual?p=13
I'd liked this video review, what I'd liked from the 4 is the glass water and scretch resistant screen (don't know about the 3), has physical buttons (on the bottom, not on side), has a very nice integrated cover attachment, within magnets closure; doesn't has microSD but 32GB are quite some space (but imho); althought it seems a little more weighted than predecessors (262gr vs 210gr), darkmode on defaults' availability (white text on black backgound).
The review explains the Company did spend its effort to optimize user experience and firmware.

Yesterday, 02:03 AM	#2
nana77 Fanatic Posts: 526 Karma: 860470 Join Date: May 2025 Device: Kobo Forma	Hi, the manuals says both Pocketbook Inkpad 3 and 4 supports cbz: https://www.manua.ls/pocketbook/inkpad-3/manual?p=13 https://www.manua.ls/pocketbook/inkpad-4/manual?p=13 I'd liked this video review, what I'd liked from the 4 is the glass water and scretch resistant screen (don't know about the 3), has physical buttons (on the bottom, not on side), has a very nice integrated cover attachment, within magnets closure; doesn't has microSD but 32GB are quite some space (but imho); althought it seems a little more weighted than predecessors (262gr vs 210gr), darkmode on defaults' availability (white text on black backgound). The review explains the Company did spend its effort to optimize user experience and firmware.