Thread: Best Smaller eReader?
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Old 10-26-2025, 05:47 AM   #42
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The Mini's specs (no light, low resolution, slow interface) make it more of a collector's item than a good reader. Modern pocket readers (like the Inkpalm 2 or Bigme Hibreak Pro) have much better screens, adjustable front lights, and much faster processors.
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