While color ereaders exist, they're hard to recommend with the E Ink Kaleido screen technology as colors are still muted. Whatever your needs are, all ereaders use similar E Ink technology which, at the time of writing, is usually the Carta 1200 screen, so they all display crisp text and fonts that look better on a grayscale screen. Are you a student or a researcher? You could considering a note-taking ereader. Have a vast collection of EPUBs or prefer to borrow from your local library? Perhaps Kobo is the way to go if you live outside the US. ![]() ![]() Love comics and graphic novels? You'll want a color ereader.
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