The Amazon Kindle Oasis 2 and Kobo Forma are two flagship e-readers that cost hundreds of dollars to purchase, but are brimming with features to captivate people who want to read ebooks.Which of these two e-readers are better? The new Kindle Oasis features a 7 inch capacitive touchscreen display with resolution of … [Read more...]
Boyue Likebook Mars vs Kobo Forma
The Boyue Likebook Mars and Kobo Forma are two e-readers that have both been released in the past few weeks. They run vastly different operating systems and the hardware specs warrant your attention. If you are a serious reader, what device is ideal? The Likebook Mars features a 7.8 inch E Ink Carta touchscreen … [Read more...]
Onyx Boox Note Lite e-Reader Review
The Onyx Boox Note Lite is a dedicated ebook reader. It does have an active digitizer or come with a stylus. The big selling points is the 10.3 inch capacitive touchscreen display and the great hardware that ensures a robust Android experience. Hardware The Onyx Boox Note Lite features a 10.3 inch E-ink Carta … [Read more...]
Onyx Boox Note Lite Unboxing Video
The Onyx Boox Note Lite is a new e-reader that has the same design as the 10.3 Note that was released earlier this year. The main difference is that it does not have a digitizer layer or come with a stylus, it is a dedicated ebook reader that has Android 6.0 and incorporates an ultra fast quad-core processor. I … [Read more...]
Storytel e-Reader Review 2018
Storytel is an online subscription service for ebooks and last year they added audiobooks. The company launched in 2005 and dominate the Nordic region. They currently have over 520,000 subscribers and are should attain 800,000 by the end of the year. They are continuing to grow by expanding into foreign markets such … [Read more...]
Onyx Boox Note Plus 10.3 inch e-Reader Review
The Onyx Boox Note product line comprises of four different models, which have all been released this year. The original Note that came out at the very beginning of the year proved to be the most popular e-reader the company has ever made and was their first digital note taking device that had a quad core processor and … [Read more...]
Boyue Likebook Mars e-reader review
The Boyue Likebook Mars is the most powerful e-reader in the world. The software experience is really innovative and the home screen is super polished and intuitive. Whether you are reading books, listening to audiobooks or playing around with Android apps, the octa-core processor handles it all like a … [Read more...]
Inkbook Lumos E-Reader Review
The Inkbook Lumos e-reader might be the worst e-reader made in the past four years. It harkens back to the dark days of pitiful resolution and woeful hardware that make the simple act of reading an agonising experience. This is the first abysmal device from Arta Tech. The company actually has a good track record of … [Read more...]
Pocketbook Touch Lux 4 Review
The Pocketbook Touch Lux 3 came out in early 2016 and it was due for a refresh. The company has just issued the 4th generation model and it completely redesigns the e-reader and it is now similar to the InkPad. Hardware The Pocketbook Touch Lux 4 features a six inch E Ink Carta display with a resolution of … [Read more...]
Onyx Boox Note vs Sony Digital Paper
The Onyx Boox Note and Sony Digital Paper DPT-CP1 are two of the best 10.3 inch digital note taking devices on the market. Their key selling point is that they have an e-paper display and come with a stylus to edit PDF files and to freehand draw. The DPT-Cp1 features an E-Ink Carta display with a resolution of … [Read more...]
Sony Digital Paper DPT-RP1 vs Sony Digital Paper DPT-CP1
The Sony Digital Paper has two different variants, one screen is 13.3 inches and the other is 10.3 inches. These two devices basically have the same hardware specs, but some people like the portability factor of the smaller one. Today, we are going to have a head to head video comparison of these two devices, to give … [Read more...]
ASUS ZenFone Max Plus Review
The ASUS ZenFone Max Plus M1 came out earlier this year and it is the first Asus branded handset with an 18:9 near-borderless display. This is a budget device with a price tag of $229, but it brings a bunch of impressive things like a 5.7″ full-view slim-bezel display, dual rear-facing cameras, and a software-based … [Read more...]