Amazon’s Kindle Scribe is $85 cheaper if you don’t mind buying Like-New, and our hardware editor certainly doesn’t.
The Xteink X4 Pro is a truly tiny ereader with some great features, but it also has more than a few issues.
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Until color E Ink displays can offer better saturation and come with a whiter (or brighter) background, you’re better off opting for an E Ink Carta 1300 display instead.
The PocketBook Q ticks a lot of boxes for anyone who wants a compact ereader, but its operating system could be an issue for some.
Amazon raises prices across its best-selling devices, including these popular Kindle models.
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Kindle users are up in arms over recent changes that some claim remove a key DRM workaround, but what if there’s another Airplane mode hack?
A YouTuber got the reMarkable Paper Pro to run Android 13. It’s not pretty, but it works and it’s incredible.
Kindles just got a little more restrictive, both in terms of what you can do with the books you buy and how long you can keep those you borrow.