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tomsem · 06-08-2017, 04:23 PM

There are third-party apps (Bookari for example) that will let you bring your own fonts. Bookari has an 'e-ink optimized' display mode as well.

That said, I'm sure it supports fonts with Cyrillic (I had inkBook Prime for a few days and downloaded some Russian books to check). Maybe not the ones you prefer. Another way is to embed fonts of course.

In the end I was not impressed with the device, and returned it for a refund. It was my third Android-based eReader and they were all disappointing. I think I will not try another one.

At least for my requirements, (recent) Kindles are perfect for my Russian studies (come with R-R, R-E and E-R dictionaries, Translate, UI support etc, Vocabulary builder etc.).

06-08-2017, 04:23 PM	#4
tomsem Grand Sorcerer Posts: 6,478 Karma: 26425959 Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: USA Device: iPhone 15PM, Kindle Scribe, iPad mini 6, PocketBook InkPad Color 3	There are third-party apps (Bookari for example) that will let you bring your own fonts. Bookari has an 'e-ink optimized' display mode as well. That said, I'm sure it supports fonts with Cyrillic (I had inkBook Prime for a few days and downloaded some Russian books to check). Maybe not the ones you prefer. Another way is to embed fonts of course. In the end I was not impressed with the device, and returned it for a refund. It was my third Android-based eReader and they were all disappointing. I think I will not try another one. At least for my requirements, (recent) Kindles are perfect for my Russian studies (come with R-R, R-E and E-R dictionaries, Translate, UI support etc, Vocabulary builder etc.). Last edited by tomsem; 06-08-2017 at 04:30 PM.