Kobo Elipsa 2E

Honestly, best purchase I’ve made. I read tons of PDFs for work and wanted something easier on the eyes than an iPad. After tons of research (Kindle, ReMarkable, Boox) I went with the Elipsa 2E. And yeah it’s a bit dated, but two months in and I love it. The 227 ppi doesn’t bother me, and I use it for books too.

So, when it comes to the productivity, uh the best feature I think uh this device have is the uh notebook session

Uh you can use this device if you forgot it. I mean your normal notebooks. And it's a pretty uh cool I think to use u this notebook. It's really comfortable and convenient feature and it's fun to use

Um, so far I do like this device. I think it would be great for when I'm reading long books like Priory of the Orange Tree. I think it would help read the book faster

3 inch E8 Carta 1200 touchscreen with a resolution of 1404 X 1872 although it falls short of the Kindle scribe's pin sharp 300 PPI the text remains legible and the panel quality is excellent the Comfort light Pro technology reduces blue light offering a comfortable reading experience what sets the ellipsa 2E apart from other e-readers is the inclusion of the Kobo stylus 2.

However, when you compare the Elipsa 2E to other devices, like the reMarkable Paper Pro, it really does lose almost any advantage it once had. I mean, where to start? The Paper Pro gives one so many options to mark up a PDF page, and in color, at that, even allowing one to move annotations around the page, and resize them, and still gives users an option to export these marked-up PDFs off the device via USB-C. Having said that, there are still some ways in which the Elipsa 2E still does hold up very well in the current e-reader market. As an e-book reader, the Elipsa 2E still excels