inkBOOK Classic 2-6 Inch eReader with E-Paper E Ink Carta Touch Screen, Android, App Store, Readability Improvements, WI-Fi (WLAN), 4 GB, SD Card Slot Grey

This item is well built but absolutely dreadful. The fonts are too small and despite an hour to Amazon support could not be changed, resulting in a return.Apart from the font size, the contrast is poor, anything grey is a illegible.The device is slow.The version of Android is ancient and cannot be updated (v4).It does not have the play store, just a third party one.There is no headphone socket.Highly dissapointing, given I have purchased a larger faster more modern tablet for less 3 years ago. I understand e-Ink displays aren't as cheap as LCDs, but this is still ridiculous.

Very good. Took a bit of getting used to as operating instructions are inside instead of being printed out in a leaflet for dummies like me. Not as good as my old Sony but at half the price I'm happy enough.

Very slow. Does not remember the last page you were reading. In order to make it remember, you need to bookmark, then get out to the library and check it again after. After 4 months of use skipping to the next page is not always responding. So definately regret that I did not sent it back, like the design though...

I purchased the product when I was abroad and relied on informal mail delivery from family. As neither they nor I were expecting the shoebox sized package it arrived in, the item was not forwarded to me. On my return to UK I fired it up and attempted to add Kobo from inkBooks site. It installed but I could not log into Kobo my account. InkBook said that as the Kobo app. was not theirs the failure has nothing to do with them. As my return to the UK puts me outside the 30 day return period I am out £68.00. If your use is with KOBO, do not buy.

An excellent choice for a basic e-reader that allows me to install both the Kindle and Kobo Android apps, and borrow books using my local library's Overdrive facility (my old Kindle did not allow this).The Kindle app doesn't function perfectly, as it was not designed for e-ink. eg. books appear on the front page but can't be accessed from there and instead need a few more clicks through the app, the page turn buttons don't work so it's touchscreen-only, and some problems with touchscreen when highlights appear. But it seems quite usable so far.The Midiapolis book store that is default won't be of much use to many as most of the titles are in Polish.

Very clunky and slow, and would consistently be a few pages behind where I left it. It was pretty cheap so I guess you get what you pay for.

Nice but without light . You can read just in day.

If you want something like a Kindle where there is no set up required then this might not be for you BUT if you want a fantastic and flexible little e-reader which is great value for money then look no further. The e-ink screen means a long, long time between charges (maybe two weeks) providing you are not using WiFi much. Only down side is no back light but the display is very clear even at low light levels. It has a MicroSD slot which will take up to a 32GB card on which you can put your own epub/mobi/pdf files. You cannot run Google Play Store and as it comes (out of the box), there are not many applications in its application store (maybe a dozen or so) BUT if you go on the goodreader.com web site and look for InkBook Classic 2 Review then there are instructions for downloading their e-Ink play store (completely legal). You copy the downloaded APK file onto the MicroSD card and select it with the file browser and suddenly your have LOTS of applications at your disposal! I run Mantano Reader, Amazon Kindle Reader, Pocket Manga + Firefox for web browsing. Utterly brilliant little e-reader and just what I wanted.