December 14, 2012
Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback! After using the Kindle Paperwhite (or Nook with Glowlight), it's hard to go back to an e-book reader using dated display technology. Even Amazon and B&N's non-lit displays are sharper, and have higher contrast than the Kobo Mini. Yes, I like that the Mini offers very granular control over fonts, which helps somewhat, but you won't want to use a large font on a display this small. If you want a cheap e-book reader, I'd suggest that you get the basic Kindle or Nook Simple Touch over this. And if you need a small-screen reader for occasional use, I'd say you should just install the Kindle or Nook app on your cellphone, and use that.