E Ink Devices

In the realm of e-readers, Amazon Kindle has long been a dominating force. However, the landscape is evolving, and companies like PocketBook are stepping up with high-quality e-reader alternatives. This review focuses on the PocketBook Verse Pro, offering insights into its features, build, and how it stacks up against the Kindle. Pocketbook has been rapidly […]

The Pocketbook Lux 4 stands as a testament to the manufacturer’s trend of releasing devices within limited generational expansions. However, despite its basic nature, this e-reader surprises with certain luxuries that make it more than just a bare-bones device. Compared to its predecessor, the Lux 4 boasts several improvements. Notably, it introduces three color variants

Pocketbook’s InkPad line stands out as a versatile and visually appealing range of e-readers in the market. The InkPad series boasts a balanced set of specifications suitable for diverse reading scenarios. With recent enhancements such as added applications, tactile buttons, and a sleek flush screen, the InkPad 4, in particular, captures attention. The Pocketbook InkPad

The Kobo E-Readers stand as a testament to quality and functionality in the realm of e-readers without demanding a premium price tag. Priced at around a hundred dollars, the Kobo Nia aims to revitalize the six-inch e-reader market, not aiming to compete with higher-end counterparts like the Kobo Forma or Kindle Oasis. The Kobo Nia,

Meebook, a once-prominent name in the e-reader industry, found itself in a bit of a rut after taking a hiatus in 2020. Sales plummeted, market share diminished, and innovation seemed stagnant. However, amidst this struggle, a ray of hope has emerged in the form of the Meebook M7—a device that signifies a shift in the

Meebook, a once-prominent name in the e-reader industry, found itself in a bit of a rut after taking a hiatus in 2020. Sales plummeted, market share diminished, and innovation seemed stagnant. However, amidst this struggle, a ray of hope has emerged in the form of the Meebook M7—a device that signifies a shift in the

Onyx Boox consistently introduces incremental upgrades in their e-reader lineup, each iteration offering slight enhancements. Enter the Onyx Boox Poke 5, an e-reader correcting the storage limitations of its predecessor, the Poke 4 Light.  While aesthetically pleasing, it seems to lack standout design features and shares the familiar 6-inch form factor of its predecessors. Let’s

The Boox Palma stands out as a 6.13-inch, 300 PPI e-ink black and white display device, differing significantly from other Boox devices due to its unique smartphone-like format. However, it’s essential to clarify that while it resembles a smartphone, it lacks network capabilities. Initially unsure of the Boox Palma’s purpose, the more I used it,

Boox has one of the most diverse range of E Ink devices. This device, devoid of note-taking capabilities, is the direct successor to the Leaf lineup, which has now been rebranded as the Boox Page. With Kindle Paper white as the leading E Reader In the market, is it better to go for Kindle or

In this review of the Kobo Clara 2E, we dive into the device’s features, build quality, battery life, and overall performance. Released in 2022 the device is still provides the latest features that you expect from an E Reader. Kobo being an veteran in the E Ink Reader Market has produced as astoundingly great device