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Name: Introducing Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition (32 GB) – With color display, auto-adjusting front light, wireless charging, and long battery life - Metallic Black
Brand: Amazon
SKU: B0CN3XR57P
Price: 279.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Good e-reader reviews e-readers, e-notes, tablets, smartphones and puts a priority on e-paper technology. You can find the latest reviews on the Kindle, Kobo, Nook, Onyx Boox and many more.

Hisense Q5 RLCD Hands on Review

Hisense has been slowly gaining a reputation for making high quality E INK smartphones. They have released six different models in the past two years and have just released their first tablet, the Hisense Q5. This product is using an RLCD display screen, which does not have a front-light or backlight and is totally dependant on an external lighting source. The benefits is that the monochrome display will last you over a month, thanks to the massive battery. There is also no no refresh issues when it comes to page turn animations in Android e-reading apps or dropped frames when watching YouTube videos. Should you buy a Q5? This might he hard, because a few weeks after the release, it’s already discontinued.

Michael Kozlowski
23 July 2020
7 comments
7 minute read

Unboxing the Hisense Q5 RLCD Android Tablet

Hisense has released their first tablet with an transflective LCD display. It…

Michael Kozlowski
19 July 2020
3 comments
3 minute read

Kobo Nia e-reader Review

The Kobo Nia is the first e-reader that the company has released in 2020. It is considered an entry level e-reader that is ideal for people who have never had one before or had an older Kobo branded device that is more than five years old. It is great to read ebooks, borrow ebooks from Overdrive or read blog articles from Pocket. It seriously lacks the hardware power to read PDF files effectively or use the experimental web browser.

Michael Kozlowski
16 July 2020
4 comments
9 minute read

Unboxing the brand new Kobo Nia

The Kobo Nia is a new 6 inch e-reader that will be out on July 21st. This device brings a lot to the table and has some very compelling features. It has Overdrive integration, so you can browse your local branches collection, checkout and read the ebook, right on your Nia. Pocket is a read it later service, where you can send blog articles from your browser, directly to the Nia. It also costs $99, which is a solid price point.

Michael Kozlowski
15 July 2020
One comment
3 minute read

Fujitsu Quaderno A4 Hands on Review

The Fujitsu Quaderno A4 is the perfect e-note to take notes, freehand draw and view/edit PDF files. The screen is 13.3 inches, which is about the same size as an 8.5/11 piece of paper. This product was designed to replace paper and provide over a month of usage. The screen is easy on the eyes and excels in direct sunlight.