five models from 99 to 345 euros

Book Day will be celebrated on April 23, so many brands and stores have begun to launch some offers on electronic book readers (eReaders) to start the month reading. Do you want to devour that novel that has been on your wish list for so long? Well, let’s review what the best offers we have available right now.

• Kindle by 99 eurosAmazon’s basic eReader for reading frequently.
• Pocketbook Verse by 118.90 eurosa reader that has the particularity of having physical buttons, as well as a touch screen.
• Kindle Colorsoft by 199 eurosan eReader with a color screen for reading comics and magazines.
• Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition by 229 eurosa vitaminized version of Colorsoft that includes two additional features.
• Kindle Scribe (2022) by 294.99 eurosthe ideal eReader if you are going to use it only at home.

Kindle

If you tend to read every so often and are not looking for the best possible reading experience, the Kindle It is the perfect model both for what it offers and for its price, especially now that it has dropped to 99 euros (before 119 euros). This model comes with a six-inch anti-glare screenit has 16 GB to store many books and it weighs little, so you can hold it with one hand. In addition, it has an adjustable front light and its autonomy is weeks.

Pocketbook Verse

If you are looking for something similar, El Corte Inglés has on offer the PocketBook Verse by 118.90 euros (before 135 euros). It stands out mainly because it includes a button panel with which you can turn the pages or move through the menus, an interesting point to avoid getting your screen so dirty, which is touch screen so that we can also use it in this other way.

Its diagonal is also six inches, it comes with 8 GB of storage, although more can be added with a microSD card of up to 128 GB and it has access to eBiblio to be able to loan books online.

Kindle Colorsoft

On the other hand, if you want to read books, but also the occasional comic or magazine, the most interesting model is the Kindle Colorsoft. 199 euros (before 269.99 euros), an eReader that comes with a color screen anti-reflective seven inches. Its color panel also allows you to better view the covers and illustrations of the novels and even underline text with various colors to differentiate the characters.

Additionally, although it is not a model that is on sale, the Kobo Clara Color is a very interesting alternative. It offers a very similar reading experience for a slightly lower price, as this model costs 169 euros. Of course, its screen is a little smaller, six inches.

Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition

One step above we have a proposal similar to the previous one from Amazon, but with a couple of additions. He Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition right now it costs 229 euros (before 299.99 euros) and differs from its basic model (Colorsoft) in that in this case it comes with automatic adjustment of the front light, wireless charging and 32 GB of storage instead of 16 GB.

Kindle Scribe (2022)

If you are only going to read at home and prefer a larger reader to see the print better, the Kindle Scribe (2022) It has also dropped in price to 294.99 euros (before 399.99 euros). It is an eReader with a 10.2-inch screen, similar in size to what we normally see on tablets. It includes a pencil to take notes, its weight is 433 grams (you will have to use it with two hands) and its battery offers a autonomy of up to 12 weeks.

The Kindle Scribe has a newer version released in 2024. It has also dropped in price to 344.99 euros (previously 479.99 euros), but the differences between both models, from 2022 and 2024, are so small that it is not worth betting on this eReader. The biggest difference is found in the pencil, which in the current generation is of better quality.

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