I was given a book under the Christmas tree, and if at first I was skeptical about the gift, now, to be honest, I’m already thinking where to put my entire bookcase with all its contents, because it seemed to be no longer needed. I didn’t read paper books for a whole month (this hasn’t happened since I learned to read) and, frankly, I don’t understand why people buy books in paper now. There is no difference with reading from the screen, so it seems that there is a significant amount of free…

By chance, while visiting, I saw that the owner of the house (an extremely wealthy person) uses a reader. Of course, I don’t remember his brand-model, but I remember that the book was very battered, all shabby and very old) It turned out that this was his faithful companion on business trips, traveling with his family and on weekend evenings in a country house. After that, I also decided that I wanted a reader so that: a) I didn’t spoil my eyes by reading on the phone, b) nothing distracted…

Bought as a gift for an elderly person. One of the main reasons for choosing Pocketbook is the ability to remotely send books by mail. Well, in general, captivating appearance, ease of use and price. I didn’t want to take a reader from Amazon, because I wanted to be sure that I would send the book, and it would open without question on the reader without conversions and other gestures. Pocketbook is famous for its omnivorous nature. And yes, I like it more. Again, there are full-fledged keys…

I'm a student and I think this is the best purchase I've ever made in my studies. I no longer carry these hefty books. Lectures are thrown here, and I also read in any convenient place. Works fast, there was not a single freeze. The ink is of high quality, the eyes do not hurt, they do not get tired. It's great that the sensor is here, and the buttons (mother can use it, she doesn't boom boom at all with modern technology))

As a result, the family tried to expropriate this book as well. Taught by previous experience, he decided to act proactively. I started looking for a new book. After the above described pluses, there was no desire to change the manufacturer. The search was conducted among the PocketBook models available for sale. In one of the stores, I even managed to find my 641 in the last copy. It turned out that this was a display case, which had not been removed from charging for a year and a half. The…

I wanted an inexpensive reader, but on a sensor. This one is probably the cheapest. Immediately bribed that there is Wi-Fi. I'm really out of the habit of transferring files via USB. The screen, although 6 inches, seems large enough, due to the rather thin frames. It's great that there are paging buttons, sometimes I let my grandfather use it, I can't slap the sensor on him yet) They flip quickly, books open quickly. The book is light.

You can write as much as you like on the Internet about the fact that e-books are an endangered gadget, that any tablet can do 10 times more, and so on and so forth. But this does not negate the fact that they take books for one thing - to read and they will always have their fans. I, for example. And they take them in order to read a lot and not experience pain and fatigue in the eyes. That's why I bought it.

Pros below: Probably the best option in terms of price / quality ratio. the rest is either much more expensive or much more buggy. Cons below: there were a couple of reboots, but compared to the operation of the Sony T1, it was practically without failures.

For the money, an excellent reader. Much faster than Onyxbook due to the use of linux and not andryukha. Touch control in today's readers is definitely top. The response is fast, the menu - even a granny can figure it out, the settings are dark. Wifi is connected, books fly back and forth, dropbox flickers. I stuck a flash drive with a huge library, you can even leave for the taiga. The backlight is awesome, the brightness / temperature, the battery almost does not eat, but there are many…

An excellent replacement for the mountains of paper books, which I personally accumulated at an unrealistic speed in an unrealistic amount. It is easy to follow the library, it is easy to organize it. I have never regretted the transition to e-books, but Pocketbook is one of the best representatives of them in terms of speed and design. Nice to hold :) Got pros: An excellent reader, if you do not need a lot of functionality and often have to read on the road / on trips. Good size, long battery…

In principle, an inexpensive omnivorous reader! It is unlikely that there will be a format too tough for him! Small (fits in the palm of your hand), fast (reacts immediately to both the sensor and the buttons), high-quality, with a change in backlight temperature, a touch screen and WiFi! And most importantly, it all works as it should and for a long time! The charge is enough for at least three weeks, this is if you read 4 hours a day. There is even a browser that works as well as possible on…

It is so cool) neatly lies in the hand, you really enjoy using this book. Has pros: I liked the book. Before that, I bought the same one (only Gold Edition already with a cover in the kit) for my son. The backlight is a really handy thing, you can read without turning on the light. The book is very light and handy. Its cons: As long as everyone likes it. I would also add something like protruding dots on the control buttons, so that it would be easier to tactilely detect them in the dark and…

I bought it simply because of the size. I wanted something no bigger than a phone. I'm tired of reading from my phone. I liked the auto-backlight, it works better than on my phone. She quickly opens books and flips through them. Build materials are good, it's nice to hold in your hands. Not squeaky, not rough, in general, a normal book for daily reading.

This is my first e-book. Impressions are only positive. Trained myself to read. Lightweight, the weight is not felt, I have never charged it in a month. I read several small books. Before her, I downloaded and read books on my phone for several years. I felt sorry for the eyes. Yes, and the child went to school, and as you know, what is not in the library, that is, on the Internet. I decided to try an e-reader with an eye-safe screen. I opted for this one, because. I don't need any special…

Good little book. I meant to write a review before I bought it but forgot. And now I have already read 17 books on it, I am finishing the 18th. Haven't read that much in a long time. Pros below: Good screen, I really like it. Like a book. You can read at night (I do not turn on the light so as not to wake my husband, and the child often wakes up, so I am rocking, but while I am rocking, I read). The battery is huge. I charge the phone every day, and the book - once every two weeks maximum. With

Bought 628 3 days ago. During this time I read 2 books (protecting Jacob and the night in lonely October). And during these 3 days, she hung up 10 times. minutes until it "duplicates" and turns on after freezing. After the book itself turns off, when it is turned on, the backlight does not turn on. For some reason, the slider becomes "off" and you have to turn it on again constantly. Swipe pages work crookedly. As already mentioned here, with a CLEAR page swipe to the next, 1 out of 5 times, a…

I've been using it for about a year, so far no complaints. The processor here seems to be quite powerful, because it really opens new books, or some pdf of 50 megabytes each, in a second. The materials here are really high quality, there is no feeling of plastic. 8 gigs is probably not so much, but you can finish it off with a memory card. In the hands lies like a glove. I especially appreciate the availability of Wi-Fi. I have almost lost the habit of all wired cases, I even charge the phone…

I chose for a long time, but in the area of ​​\u200b\u200btens, this is the most nimble of the books. A friend had a Kindle, he leafed through the Silmarillion in PDF on it, and that was an ambush. And there is not a single brake. Good contrast, very comfortable to read even under the sun. The eyes don't get tired at all. Once I read it all the way across the Atlantic - my eyes did not even tear. In general, one of the best gadgets that I had.

After 1 year and 2 months the screen died (see photo). At the same time, I did not use the book regularly, treated it with care, did not drop it, immediately after purchasing the book I bought a "native" case. The conclusion of the service center - the screen is cracked (from the inside), which is not a warranty case. In this case, the guarantee is 2 years. What can I say: do not buy this disposable rubbish! ) She is not worth the money

What you need for those who want to read a lot and comfortably. The touch screen and backlight are not superfluous attributes at all. Well, Wi-Fi is mainly used for firmware ates. Pros below: Excellent autonomy. The book is compact and lightweight. Plus it's very pretty, thanks in part to the "Ruby Red" shade. A fast-shifting touch screen and sufficient performance allow you to read PDF, albeit with less comfort than pure text books. There are a bunch of compatible covers on sale (you have to…