Reccomended E-Readers?

What's some great e-readers that you guys enjoy?

>inb4 but muh real books
>inb4 but muh itoddler can do this

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If you have the money, Kobo Forma. Its fantastic. Get the leatherbound case aswell, done.

Why the forma over the libra?

The waterproof Kobo is nice, read it in the bath tub. If you don't go with the waterproof one at least get a Kobo. Everything else sucks ass.

bought a boyue/jdread t63 and have enjoyed it, except for the very blue backlight which I wish was amber but don't use anyway
put harry potter on it earlier tonight

kobo is the only real choice right now unfortunately, it's not great but the way kindle locks you down to the amazon format makes it a poor choice in comparison especially considering it doesn't bring any value add compared to kobo

if you have money to burn you can try the onyx books or likebook, but again they seem more expensive than kobo without bringing any additional value to the table

size

Kobo because fuck amazon
>b-b-but you can get awound kindle's bullshit with calibre!
No!
Fuck amazon and all their shit.
That or buy some chinese stuff like the likebook mars if you want to more easily read your faggy Chinese cartoons.

azw3 is fine. You're going to have to use calibre anyways no matter what device

I got a kobo h2O mk2 as a replacement for my glo that I fucked.
It's light, right size etc., and waterproof though I've never had need for that attribute.
I prefer the size and screen of my father's aura one, though I did choose the h2O because it fits in more easily with my daily carry.
However, travelling with the aura one and its glass screen means I would have had to have been more careful to not fuck it up.
Glo lasted for years and years until, funnily enough, I took it out of the case for a few minutes to clean it or some shit and that's when I dropped it. Still works, just part of the screen doesn't register touches or does it wonky. Get a case.
Aura one is heavier and is like carrying around a small tablet. H2O is lighter and I think more durable.

I dunno how the Clara (budget model kobo) is, having only handled it briefly in store but the forma felt kinda flimsy imo.
I don't know what kindles are like these days, but at least as far as I know kobo's the only ereader with the front light temperature function. Don't undervalue this function! I struggled with the Glo's cold blue frontlight for years so thank fuck someone thought to rectify that shit.
I heard in passing the newest kindles finally have a comparable function, though I don't know for sure. Whatever you get, keep this light issue in mind, especially if you belive you'll be reading in relatively low light (bed, airflight etc.,).