It has a clean interface, is damn fast and it’s very solid. Sumatra was Accurate Reviews choice as best PDF reader for Windows, but is a great reader of digital books anyway. Let’s not forget, however, that Microsoft has been supporting touchscreens on Windows for some time, and there’s a fashion for notebook/tablets hybrids that have been spreading in recent years.īelow we list the best ePub reader for Windows 10, many of which are free. You can also add public library apps which is handy for free content - Libby and BorrowBox plus PressReader for magazines and papers if your library offers that as a service.EPub reader for Windows 10? There are several of them, and although they are not the best solution – we think an ebook should be read on a device designed for reading – they do their job and allow you to read novels, manuals, guides. Road test, see what suits your needs most. The cool thing about Onyx is you can just have any Android apps on their either through enabling Google Play Store or just APKMirror > sideloading. I'd love to see what Moon+ Pro looked like on the Note Air C though especially as I can nightmode PDFs on that. I notice you're looking for PDF, PDF in general doesn't look amazeballs on an 8inch of anything E-Ink or not but E-Ink specific apps might be your best bet there given screen-size. I think KOReader is much better than NeoReader for customisation too. KOReader you can connect to Calibre via Wireless Server within the app too I believe and has a bunch of features which sort of mimic things I use in Moon+ though its dictionaries are more limited but still probably better than Neo. Some remotes the speed is massively different. No matter how I optimise I can't always get rid of screen artifacts tho.ĭespite my grumpage, Onyx's in-build default app (NeoReader - you won't see its icon on your launcher but it is there) and KOReader are purpose-built for E-Ink unlike Moon+ or ReadEra or any of those popular Android apps and therefore they give the least screen artifacts and are the fastest in response with page turn and bluetooth remotes too imho. Moon+ has your Calibre OPDS option in-built too if you're not all on local HDD. I'm a Moon+ Pro user and have been for many years I'm real particular with dictionaries like Mark and a deeply set in my ways grump and I'm still not sure I like Neo or KOReader. There isn't a perfect solution on the Onyx imho.
If i am coming from a kindle and my books are in calibre
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