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Amazon Kindle 16 GB (newest model) - Lightest and most compact Kindle, now with faster page turns, and higher contrast ratio, for an enhanced reading experience - Black vs Neo C 64GB+4GB Colour eBook Reader Supports 3rd-Party apps, 6” E Ink ePaper eReader Digital Paper, with Color Display, Long Battery Life for Reading

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Amazon Kindle 16 GB (newest model) - Lightest and most compact Kindle, now with faster page turns, and higher contrast ratio, for an enhanced reading experience - Black
#3 in E-Readers

Kindle

Amazon Kindle 16 GB (newest model) - Lightest and most compact Kindle, now with faster page turns, and higher contrast ratio, for an enhanced reading experience - Black

$109.99

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Pros

  • +Cost-effective (when bought second-hand)
  • +Portable (goes everywhere)
  • +Reduces phone screen time
  • +Increases reading volume
  • +Always with me

Cons

  • -No warm light
  • -Dust and cat fur sometimes gets trapped on the edge of the screen
  • -Plastic body scuffs easily
  • -Battery isn't great
I got the raspberry kindle 12gen. It arrived mid July. And my screen time has dropped on my phone, and I’ve read soooo many more books.
Neo C 64GB+4GB Colour eBook Reader Supports 3rd-Party apps, 6” E Ink ePaper eReader Digital Paper, with Color Display, Long Battery Life for Reading
#11 in E-Readers

Musnap

Neo C 64GB+4GB Colour eBook Reader Supports 3rd-Party apps, 6” E Ink ePaper eReader Digital Paper, with Color Display, Long Battery Life for Reading

$219.00

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Pros

  • +Runs on android
  • +Access to google playstore
  • +Native ereader is nice
  • +Can use pocketbook app for libby drms
  • +Can read straight from libby app

Cons

  • -Battery life lasts a bit more than a week (not multiple weeks)
Runs on Android with access to the Google Playstore. Native ereader is nice. I use the Pocketbook app to read Libby DRMs.