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The Best E-Readers, Chosen by WIRED’s Resident Book Lovers
Comparing Our Favorite E-Readers Honorable Mentions Below, you’ll find a few more e-readers we like but don’t necessarily love as much as our top picks. Photograph: Nena Farrell Kindle Scribe 2024 for $400: The second-generation Kindle Scribe is a great option if you want an e-reader that doubles as a digital notebook, but also want…
Can a remarkable Paper Pro replace your e-reader?
Summary The reMarkable Paper Pro has a high-resolution, color E Ink screen that’s a natural fit for books and comics. The tablet supports PDF and EPUB files, which means most reading material can be easily added. The biggest issue with the Paper Pro is the lack of connection to an eBook store, making it more…
Kindle Paperwhite vs. Signature Edition: Which is the best Amazon e-reader?
You know the bit from The Office where Pam asks Creed to find the differences between the two photos? And the kicker is that they’re the same photo. That’s how I feel comparing Amazon’s Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition. These devices have more in common than not, which is exactly why I think…
Kindle Colorsoft review: The missing link in Amazon’s ereader lineup
1 / 5 Kindle Colorsoft vs Kobo Libra Colour Kindle Colorsoft vs Kobo Libra Colour: 100 percent brightness on both screens, 0 percent warm light on both screens Ultimately, how much warm or cool light you prefer while reading is up to personal taste. My preferences would lead me to adjust the warmth on the…