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Subject Topic: Best e-reader, no internet.
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14/12/2015 at 4:42pm
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Don't know about Kobo but the Kindle you can read in bright sunlight, my sun has just downloaded 300 books for his mum all free, you can download onto a tablet for free but not much use outside, as previously said you can increase the size to make easier to read

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14/12/2015 at 5:50pm
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I have a kobo glo and have previously had a Sony ereader and a kindle.

Personally I can't read a lot on a backlit screen (like a phone or an iPad or tablet), it gives me a headache. But reading on an eInk screen (like kobo or kindle) is easy on the eyes.

I agree with whoever said to get one with a light - I've had with and without and with is fabulous for reading in low light, and in bed at night etc. They are 'front lit' so it's not at all like reading on your phone, there's no glare at all.

I prefer my Kobo because I don't like the idea of kindle having a monopoly, and I don't want to be tied into them. And with my kobo I can borrow library books as well.

If I'm buying books, I generally do it direct from the kobo which connects to Kobos own store. However if I know somewhere has a sale on, or much cheaper books, I'll order from there, but that means you have to connect to the computer, and although that's not really a big deal, it's enough to stop me doing it very often. Same with the library - if you want to borrow from the library you have to connect via a computer, you can't do it direct from the device.

I still read paper books, especially for non fiction, but for general reading for pleasure, I love my kobo. It's small, light and I can always take it with me, whereas I can't always fit a paper book in my bag.


17/12/2015 at 3:52am
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I,ve just got a £49 kindle fire for trips away .i downloaded 100 free books of my liking and when i am in the field in my caravan without no internet,who cares? I can read to my hearts desire and cos its back lit youcan read it in the dark,also read all the papers etc,love it


17/12/2015 at 6:50am
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Kindle all the way. I am on my second one now only because I wanted to be able to read in bed and not disturb my OH. As others have said if get 3G version do not need internet as can download direct. Very easy to use. Text, margins and screen brightness can be changed. In fact the largest text is large so would suit people with poor sight.
No idea about Kobo but I love my Kindle and would not be without it.



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