eReaders

The Kobo Clara Colour’s claim to fame is that it’s a relatively affordable entry point to color ereaders. Throw in the fact that it’s got an eco-conscious build and potential repairability to extend its life, there’s definitely value here. It’s also waterproof and portable, allows you to listen to audiobooks, and offers decent battery life […]

On paper, a note-taker and e-book reader with colour that you can take on a beach sounds brilliant. The reality is that this device isn’t very good at any of the specialist tasks it was meant to do. And it can’t be used conventionally as an Android tablet for numerous reasons. Pros + Lightweight +

The Onyx Boox Palma is an ereader that looks like a smartphone, complete with a built-in speaker, rear camera and buttons on the sides. While it won’t make any calls, it gives you access to the Google Play Store as it runs on a stripped-down version of Android 11. It’s powerful enough to run some

The Kobo Libra line of ereaders has consistently been TechRadar’s pick of the best ereader for years, and the Kobo Libra Colour continues that trend. While its color screen and the addition of writing features are excellent updates by themselves, this 7-inch ereader, like its predecessor, continues to offer really good value. You’ll need to

The Onyx Boox Poke 5 is a 6-inch entry-level ereader competing with the likes of the base Amazon Kindle model and the Kobo Clara 2E. From its adorable boot-up screen to the clear display, this ereader is good, but gaining access to the Google Play Store requires you to dig deeper into the device’s settings,

With a 7-inch screen, the Onyx Boox Page is not just portable, it’s light and comfortable to use single-handed thanks to the physical page-turn buttons on the ereader. There’s also a speaker and microSD card expandability here, plus really good battery life. And while it might not have a good bookstore of its own, access