KoboClara BW | eReader | 6” Glare-Free Touchscreen with ComfortLight PRO | Dark Mode Option | Audiobooks | Waterproof | 16GB of Storage | Black

Love the Kobo Clara BW. It works well and is user friendly. I bought the Boox Page and like it too but the Kobo Clara BW is easier to use and more portable, and a good price too.

Bought this for my wife. She loves it. She was using the Kobo App on her phone, but it was giving her eyestrain issues. Switching to this fixed that issue. The screen is clearer, and the options to change some of the font and contrast made a world of difference. The only issue we have found stems from the plastic used for the housing. It is kind of slippery, which makes holding it a little annoying, but the addition of a protective case fixed that, so it really isn't a bother. She has dropped it a few times already, even before getting the case for it, and it hasn't taken any damage. Pretty durable. Good size, easy to read. Not too heavy.

The Kobo Clara BW is a simple, no-nonsense e-Reader. It's a great value for the money. I love accessing e-books and audio books from my local library, using Libby. Moreover, the battery life is phenomenal, as are the font choices and the eye-friendly screen. I bought a protective case for my e-Reader, too. Now, I take it everywhere with confidence and read to my heart's content.

I am moving away from kindle to Kobo as amazon took away our ability to back up the books. Kobo gladly lets you back up your books. the Screen is current gen e paper and looks fantastic It's very light and the adaptive backlight is exceptional, I love that it's almost orange at night compared to my paperwhite that glares a white light.If you are looking to move away from the kindle ecosystem, absolutely check this out.

Does just what it's supposed to do, and that's why I like it. Compact and very easy to navigate

My first gen Nook was finally due for an upgrade. Looked at Kindle and decided to go the Kobo route for a few reasons:1. EPUB support. Most of my library is that format so that was a must-have. I also wanted the freedom to be away from Amazon ecosystem2. Warm light. Compared to Kindle, this costs about the same a Basic but adds warm light (great for low light reading)3. Size. 6” screen is sweet spot for me and what I was used to compared to Nook. Very portable and lightweight.4. Screen. Great quality reading - most modern readers are really good, this has the latest Carta 1300.5. Water resistant. Not a must have but a nice to have for sure.6. Price. Make sure you look at the “no ad” price for Kindle if you’re comparing. No, I don’t want ads on my reader.

Best reading device since my county library books are available on it.

As an alternative to Kindle, I really like my Kobo Easy to hold and read from. Of course, I still like my Kindle Paperwhite. But the Kobo does a great job.