Best e-Reader: 6-inch or 7-inch? I'd say both

6-inch and 7-inch are two of the most popular sizes for e-Readers, and I have ebook readers in both of those sizes, so in this video I talk about which size I think is the best for e-Readers and in what occasions and user cases I use them. Most 7-inch ebook readers has buttons on the side (like the Kobo Libra or Bigme B751c) and that makes them quite large to carry. 6-inch e-readers though, almost never has buttons at all (like the Kobo Clara or Kindle Basic) and has much smaller form factor that makes them much easier to carry with you. The Kindle Paperwhite is a 7-inch without buttons though. Quite perfect for me. I only wish I could run KOReader on it though...
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[@Strravigor]

For me best format for read at home is 8 ( kobo sage )or 7,8 ( like ink pad 4 )

[@svartling]

Yeah that’s a great size.

[@SteamyPMcGee]

I'm a 6" fan, in the kindle basic or kobo clara ratio :) I have a Boox Go 10.3 and will get a 6" companion for it when it becomes available (like a new Poke or Go 6). I don't want page turn buttons.

[@svartling]

Yeah I don’t like page turn buttons either.

[@diegovillamagua4656]

I can’t believe I didn’t realize this before! I am buying a 6” inch kindle this week to use it outside home. I was really tempted to buy the Clara B/w. But I have the 7 inch Paper white. Is there any way to synchronize the progress on the book you are reading between Kobo and Kindle?

[@svartling]

No you can’t sync progress. So but a kindle of you use the paperwhite then you can sync with the kindle basic

[@Femfemio]

You could test the kobo, then return it if you dislike or just sell the kindle. I have 2 different brand ereaders and I read 2 different books on each, not one single book across devices. Good luck!

[@Femfemio]

Mine is 6 inch and have never tried the 7. Although Im looking for a libra 2 or whatever blackwhite twin will come after the libra color. In my experience it is easier to follow along the text and comprehend it in a smaller screen with smaller sections and bigger font. It doesnt feel as overwhelming as a big, thick and heavy book with tiny text. Ereaders have helped me rediscover the joy of reading. Edit: Though it looks like none of yours (Stefans) devices have a (matte) screen protector. Or do they? What do you think of the pros and cons of using one? That could be a video idea. I want to try it but worry that eventual regret and removal will scratch or damage the screen.

[@svartling]

You should never use screen protectors on e-readers. The e-ink layer should be as near the top as possible to get as sharp as possible. Screen protectors is not necessary on r-readers and the screens are non reflective

[@baltgames1]

I think 10.3 is also very popular. Also do you notice boox palma looks darker?

[@svartling]

10-inch is more for note takers and manga readers. Yeah Palma has a bit more grayish screen

[@baltgames1]

@@svartling Do you have Idea why it looks darker? Maybe because of 300ppi?

[@svartling]

@baltgames1 kobo Clara is also 300ppi. And it’s not so much darker in real use. I believe it’s because it has a glass layer above.

[@baltgames1]

And if you compare kobo clara and kobo Libra with one looks more bright?​@@svartling

[@svartling]

Kobo Libra and Kobo Clara is to me identical bright. Too bad Libra color can’t be though. Kaleido 3 makes it much darker

[@Femfemio]

PS Vet inte varför men Storytel läsaren verkar vara eftersökt på Tradera samt Blocket just nu. Du kan tjäna en bra peng på den.

[@svartling]

Tack för tipset men jag behåller den hellre än säljer den. Bra att ha att visa upp