This is the lowest price that this has been for sale at and is an excellent alternative to the Kindle paperwhite.
I bought one of these last year and use it with a large library of Amazon purchased Kindle books (via Calibre) as well as ePub books downloaded for free from my local library.
Will be in stock after 31st and buying from Amazon means the usual peerless customer service.
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otterboxer
28 May 164#3
Id still rather gove kobo my money than amazon tbh but its a good price. Kay, its not cmon now. Ereaders have been around since the 90s amazon copied others.
liveinabin to jamgin
30 May 163#17
There's a free program called Calibre that will convert any format to any other (and lose the unsightly DRM in the process). I used it to jump ship from Kindle to Kobo. Pretty easy process.
Id still rather gove kobo my money than amazon tbh but its a good price. Kay, its not cmon now. Ereaders have been around since the 90s amazon copied others.
hyenadog to otterboxer
28 May 16#4
love to know if it has text 2 voice which kindle has killed now
pedd
28 May 161#5
Amazed that these can be bought on Amazon.
Mghf to pedd
28 May 16#6
Agreed. They were always available but Amazon priced them significantly higher than they were available elsewhere (at times higher than the actual RRP), which makes the current price all the more incredible.
blackster
28 May 16#7
I would like to know a few things before I purchase one of these.
1: Whats the battery life like
2: Does it have a micro SD slot?
3: Would it display PDF magazine files clearly? (obviously not in colour)
4: Can it play such things as MP3 music while you are reading?
Thanks
W_jelly1
29 May 162#8
The other thing to check is if your local library does ebooks - as these are supported on Kobo, but not Kindle - for free - then well worth getting a Kobo, for lots of free books.
e.g. Birmingham allows you to borrow 3 books (with DRM) and they are 'returned' after 2 or 3 weeks
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I bought one of these last year and use it with a large library of Amazon purchased Kindle books (via Calibre) as well as ePub books downloaded for free from my local library.
Will be in stock after 31st and buying from Amazon means the usual peerless customer service.
Top comments
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1: Whats the battery life like
2: Does it have a micro SD slot?
3: Would it display PDF magazine files clearly? (obviously not in colour)
4: Can it play such things as MP3 music while you are reading?
Thanks
e.g. Birmingham allows you to borrow 3 books (with DRM) and they are 'returned' after 2 or 3 weeks
http://birmingham-uk.lib.overdrive.com/EC558A15-4DBF-44B1-A097-7268D48B74FD/10/50/en/Default.htm
http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/tablets/ereaders/1403513/kindle-vs-kobo-2015-ebook-prices-ereaders-and-apps