PocketBook InkPad Lite | E-Book Reader with Large E-Ink Screen 9.7ʺ | Glare-Free & Eye-Friendly E-Reader | Wi-Fi | Adjustable SMARTlight | Micro-SD Slot | E-Readers for Kids, Adults & Seniors
$219.00
Price: $219.00
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Technical Specifications of InkPad Lite
Display type E-Ink Carta Display resolution 825 × 1200 Display size 9,7” (24,64 cm) Frontlight Yes (SMARTlight) RAM 512 MB Internal storage 8 GB Expandable memory microSD E-book formats ACSM, CBR, CBZ, CHM, DJVU, DOC, DOCX, EPUB, EPUB(DRM), FB2, FB2.ZIP, HTM, HTML, MOBI, PDF, PDF (DRM), PRC, RTF, TXT Image formats JPEG, BMP, PNG, TIFF Connectivity technology USB, Wi-Fi G-sensor Yes Cover sensor Yes
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Dimensions
7.68 x 5.37 x 0.31 Inches
5.28 x 7.46 x 0.31 Inches
8.39 x 6.22 x 1.18 Inches
6.3 x 5.51 x 0.39 Inches
6.35 x 4.25 x 0.31 Inches
Memory storage capacity
8 GB
32 GB
32 GB
64 GB
16 GB
Screen size
9.7 Inches
7.8 Inches
7.8 Inches
7 Inches
6 Inches
Weight
13 Ounces
9.5 Ounces
9.4 Ounces
8 Ounces
5.5 Ounces
Connectivity technology
USB, Wi-Fi
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB
Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi
Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi
Waterproof
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Text-to-Speech function
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Color screen
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Built-in speakers
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LARGE & EYE-FRIENDLY TOUCHSCREEN: The 9.7 inch E-Ink Carta screen is suitable for a variety of content, including fiction, textbooks, comics and professional literature. Enjoy an eye-friendly and glare-free reading experience that comes as close as possible to a page on paper. The large screen displays more text allowing you to adjust the font size accordingly.
ADJUST BRIGHTNESS & COLOR TEMPERATURE: Thanks to the adaptive SMARTlight, the brightness and color temperature of the screen are adjustable. Enjoy eye-friendly reading on the e-book reader at any time, whether on the go, on holiday, or at home.
HIGHLY USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN: The side control buttons provide a comfortable and effortless way to navigate, making the pdf reader simple and easy to use. Thanks to the G-sensor for automatic screen rotation, our e-reader is designed to provide maximum comfort for both right and left-handed users, ensuring an enjoyable reading experience.
SUPPORTS MOST POPULAR FORMATS WITHOUT CONVERSION: The e-reader supports 19 book, 2 comic book and 4 graphic formats, including EPUB, FB2, DOC, DJVU, PDF (DRM), JPEG, CBR, and CBZ. Open a wide range of books, documents and images without wasting time converting files and enjoy the unprecedented freedom of choice.
MANAGE & EXPAND YOUR LIBRARY: The E-ink reader connects to Wi-Fi and cloud services to easily manage even large libraries by synchronizing books across devices (including smartphones via the PocketBook Reader app). With a memory card slot, the InkPad Lite model allows for easy expansion of the 8GB internal storage, creating an impressive library that can be accessed at any time.
Customers say
Customers appreciate the electronic book reader’s large screen, which is great for larger fonts and easy reading for older eyes. They find it works well for reading epub files and has a good readability. However, some customers report issues with table of contents not being properly read in dark pages. There are mixed opinions on buttons and speed.
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Timmy –
Pocketbook Inkpad Lite – Love it!
My Likebook Mars Android e-reader stopped charging after 4+ years of regular use and this Pocketbook Inkpad Lite was bought as a replacement.Pros:-9.7″ screen. The resolution on this is lower than most other modern e-readers at just 150 ppi which concerned me when ordering but it’s fine for reading books. I first bought an e-reader due to my eyesight getting to the point where I couldn’t read small paperback text without reading glasses and I can read everything fine on this screen and can’t tell a difference between the quality when reading epub books on this screen vs the quality of the 300 ppi screen on my old Likebook.-It boots quickly. It did seem to hang a bit on first boot, but that was due to it organizing all of the ebooks on my memory card- mostly in epub format – on first boot.-Has a microSD card slot, which made it easy to move all my books from my old e-reader to this one.-OS easy to figure out and change settings to my preferences. Can set font and font size for use with all of your books vs my Lifebook where you had to set it on a book by book basis. Didn’t like some of the default settings – especially where you touched the screen to turn back a page – and was easily able to change to my liking.-USB-c charging. Nice being able to charge with same cable/charger as most of my other newer devices.-Backlight works well to see all text in the dark and can be adjusted to your personal preferences.-Cover – bought seperately – can close cover to put it to sleep.Neutral:-Physical buttons that can be used to turn the pages. Nice feature I guess, but still find it easier to just touch the screen. Do like where the power on button is compared to my old Likebook where that button was on the bottom and I would frequently turn it off by mistake – not an issue with this Pocketbook.-Not as customizable as Andriod e-reader. But 99% of my use on my Android e-reader was reading books in epub format and this works great for that.-Changing the defaults seems to take a few minutes to register. Thought at first my changes weren’t being registered but they were.Summary:This is the 5th ereader that I’ve owned and so far it’s far and away my favorite. It boots quickly, I love the size, and its easy to navigate. It may not have some of the features of some others, but it works great for reading books in epub format, which is what makes up the majority of my e-library.
kanso –
Great eReader, with only a few flaws.
It’s capacity doesn’t leave me wanting much more, I haven’t even touched the SD card yet. The screen is nice and crisp for what it is. As long as you understand the limitation of e ink screens. It’s size is a huge plus for me. I love larger e readers, and this is the one I’m happiest with so far. Being able to easily transfer books over with my phone is nice if it’s just a single book, and I use the pc cable for the rest. I love having buttons on the side, since I prefer the feel over just touch screen scrollingIf I had to complain about anything, they would be minor annoyances. The wifi is sort of slow, but that’s to be expected. I just use the cable for most book transfers.The company doesn’t sell the case for this one anymore it seems? I just got a cute one from Walmart instead, so that’s fine or w/e. My biggest two complaints are simply. The wakeup from sleep function can be a bit slow, so I find myself pushing the power button a few times trying to figure out if it’s slow or I didn’t hit it long enough. Using the turn oage button on pdfs tends to turn it a weird amount instead of just to the next page. Like a page and 15%. And my biggest complaint is simply that there’s no night mode for the reader. It’s not the worst since you can turn on the warmlight all the way and it doesn’t hurt your eyes as much at night, but I’d really appreciate black with white text for proper night reading. Truly a very solid eReader.
Jiyong Ahn –
PDF handling is a bit disappointing, epub files work great.
In some ways, my venerable Sony PRS-505 with it’s 6 inch screen is better to read PDF files for me. The InkPad Lite is unable to adjust the zoom levels of the fonts on PDF files like it can with epub files. It can do an overall zoom of a PDF file’s page view, but that means you have to deal with parts of the page not showing when zooming in too much. The PRS-505 is able to zoom the font levels of PDF files, although that sometimes comes at the cost of images not showing correctly. Overall, for actual reading the PRS-505 wins here.On the InkPad Lite, a PDF file on a fit to page view does not fill the entire screen vertical-wise so you get a smaller image than the full 9.7 inches. To me, the fonts look somewhat small. It’s almost like reading a small paperback’s font size.Now for the positives!The build quality is great. The default backlight settings look great to me. I skipped the wifi setup for now so I can’t comment on the online features. Dragging and dropping of files from a PC works well and the directory structure is very intuitive. Epub files appear to work very well, the whole screen is filled and the font size can be adjusted.
A Tired Reader –
Absolutely Delighted… and It Even Translates!!
I am just thrilled that I can now easily read all of my my math, science, and art books!!! No more micro-pages!!! The screen is crisp and the back lighting is very good. You can adjust practically any setting to your preference. Yes, it is a little sluggish on boot-up, but once it’s up and running, it turns even the most bit-dense pdf pages plenty fast enough. It comes pre-loaded with a number of classic works in a couple of dozen languages.Note: Only the file format FAT32 is supported for the SD card. Windows systems want to format anything larger than 32GB using exFAT, which is not supported. (No problem for 32GB and smaller.) You *can* format your 64GB SD card using FAT32 by employing Windows Powershell or a third-party tool. Use your favorite search engine to locate instructions or the 3rd party formatting tool. Be careful to format the correct drive, not drive C. If you are unsure, get some help.Here’s the bonus: As I was reading an epub book in French, I highlighted a word and a context menu appeared. I tapped the little dictionary icon *** and it gave me the English translation!*** What a wonderful feature! This wonderful device makes reading easy in *every* respect.I’d highly recommend getting a case for this reader. Its outside dimensions are 9 3/8″ x 6 7/8″. Enjoy!
Arturo –
Quiero dejar de comprar libros fÃsicos, pero no me animaba por el tamaño de pantalla de los lectores digitales. Este lector solucionó mi problema. Además, le dura mucho la baterÃa y es fácil enviarle libros a través del correo.
Mark Oakley –
My wife suffered an injury which left her unable to see properly for nearly two years. (Everything was fuzzy and eye glasses didn’t help. Scary stuff. -Thankfully, her vision has slowly regenerated and now 90% back to normal). For the first few months, she was effectively blind. Things got better, but it wasn’t possible to read anything but huge text.I got her this reader and cranked the font size. She cried. It allowed her to read again. Yeah, a full page of text was only about 8 lines long, but it was possible.So.., my positive feelings toward this reader are colored by some emotion, but I think I can objectively say that it’s a well engineered device. Solidly built, the screen is gorgeous, the OS isn’t buggy nonsense like I’ve experienced with other readers. Good battery life. It’s basically a standard high-quality e-reader. And it’s big. And it wasn’t nine hundred dollars like all the others at the time I bought it. (Honestly, it was half the price of competitors, and that felt too good to be true. Turns out to have been the exception to that cynical rule. Sometimes something really is that good.)I will offer one criticism; Personally, I don’t like the placement of the physical buttons, (My own little 7″ Kobo Libra perfected the ergonomics of the button and the “how-do-I-hold-it?” problem). But my wife doesn’t use the buttons, preferring the touch screen feature, so for her it’s a non-issue.In any case, we both love the InkPad Lite.Recommended.
CHRISTINE –
Cadeau pour Noël pour les bijoux de son de destinataire
Pier –
sono molto soddisfatto di questo reader che uso da oltre 6 mesi. Lo schermo di grosse dimensioni rende particolarmente agevole la lettura di qualsiasi genere di file, ma il vantaggio maggiore rispetto all’uso di lettori con schermi piu piccoli (di 6 / 8 pollici) si nota leggendo libri in formato pdf, nonchè testi contenenti schemi, diagrammi e naturalmente con i fumetti. la qualità dello schermo è molto buona, installando nello slot SD una memoria da 128GB si ha spazio per una quantità sterminata di libri. il software è molto buono e gestisce senza problemi anche librerie veramente corpose. Lo consiglio!!
Stopopo –
Zuvor: Ich habe jahrelang den Reader des deutschen Platzhirsches benutzt, eins der ersten Modelle, später den Vision 6. Beide sind im Laufe der Zeit arbeitsunfähig geworden. Bei beiden war, jedenfalls bei mir, ein relativ häufiges Problem das Einfrieren des Bildschirms, so dass zunächst jedes Mal ein Reset gemacht werden musste, was nervig war. Beim Vision war seltsam, dass man beim Ein – und Ausschalter keinen Druckpunkt spüren konnte, so dass man halt so lange drückte, bis das Gerät reagierte. Ist Geschichte, da ein neues Teil her musste, und zwar eins mit möglichst groÃem Display, wobei wir noch einen kleinen Pocket haben, für den analog eine gute Bewertung angezeigt ist. – Der groÃe reagiert gut und ausreichend schnell auf Tasten, auch der Touchscreen funktioniert gut, das Schriftbild ist einstellbar und klar, die Beleuchtung regelbar, riesiger Speicher, wohl mit allen oder fast allen Formaten kompatibel, Buchhandelsoffen, Onleihe, sehr lange Akkulaufzeit, gute Ãbersicht und Suchfunktion in der Bibliothek. Das Gerät ist wegen seiner GröÃe relativ schwer, was aber gut kompensiert werden kann, wenn man sich eine passende Hülle zulegt, z.B die hier https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0CTMHGZ4B/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1, die mal wirklich durchdacht ist, da das Gerät mit dieser im Quer- und Hochformat benutzt werden kann. – Nettes Feature ist, dass man sein eigenes Bild für den Ruhe- bzw. Wachmodus einstellen kann. . Den Service hatte ich wegen einer Bedienungsfrage per Mail kontaktiert und binnen eines Tages Hilfe erhalten. Trotz hohen Preises Kaufempfehlung nach ca. 2-monatiger beanstandungsfreier Nutzung