Topic: e-reader comparison
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Black Friday Deal: My Favorite E-Reader Hits Lowest Price Ever
The Kobo Libra Colour is a feature-rich e-reader alternative to Amazon's Kindle, currently available at a record low price of $199.99, making it a competitive choice for those not invested in the Kindle ecosystem. It features a 7-inch E Ink screen with color capabilities, waterproof construction,...
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Stick This Magnetic E-Reader to Your iPhone
The Xteink X4 is a compact, $69 e-reader with a 4.3-inch E Ink screen that magnetically attaches to a smartphone for enhanced portability, though it requires Qi2/MagSafe compatibility or adhesive rings. Its screen has a lower 220ppi resolution and lacks a built-in front light, resulting in less s...
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Kindle Scribe Colorsoft vs. 3rd Gen: 2025 Review
The new Kindle Scribe models offer only incremental software updates, leaving the note-taking experience constrained compared to more versatile rivals, which makes the significant investment hard to justify for many. The device's built-in AI tools are criticized for being unreliable and inaccurat...
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Remarkable's Paper Pro Move: A Digital Notepad Smaller Than a Paperback
The Remarkable Paper Pro Move is a highly portable 7.3-inch digital note-taking device that offers a spacious writing surface and serves as an accessible entry into Remarkable's ecosystem. Priced starting at $449, it features a custom E Ink Gallery 3 screen for richer colors, modest internal spec...
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Kindle Scribe Colorsoft: First Color E-Ink on an 11-Inch E-Reader
Amazon has launched a refreshed Kindle Scribe lineup, introducing a new color e-ink model (the Scribe Colorsoft) and a more affordable base version, with prices starting at $500 and a lower-cost, front light-less variant planned for next year. The new Scribe models feature key hardware upgrades, ...
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