I tried to note anything really good or really bad about each one.If there’s one thing even the latest generation of E ink displays isn’t good at, it’s comic good reading. Anything with a number score is my 1 to 10 score of how well I thought it functioned. TOC Links is asking whether or not the links at the beginning of the book to quickly switch to different chapters worked or were just handled as regular text. Anything with a Y or N is just asking if it has that feature. There are obviously some things missing, but they weren't things that were deal breakers for the type of books I read and the way I read them. I judged the readers on a number of criteria that were important to me.

If you don't mind the look of Legimi, it's probably the best one. I prefer FBReader since it has more pleasing aesthetics, but either one will get the job done and both have plenty of features. Everything else falls a little (or a lot) short of those two.

Converting your books from one format to another is ridiculously easy with Calibre, so I only judged epub format readers, since that's a popular format and easy to convert to.įor those that want to get right to the pertinent information, just know that you can't really go wrong with FBReader or Legimi. On Windows Phone, I noticed right away that there wasn't a moon plus reader, and set about finding a viable replacement. Tons of configuration options, good integration with cloud technologies (that's less important on there, since you can load stuff from the friggin' SD card. Yes, I'm a nerd, but aren't we all?Īpps like moon plus reader or FBReader on Android were absolutely fantastic. So, coming from Android, I was blessed with a wealth of great e-reader apps for my epub sci fi and fantasy collection.

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