PocketBook e-Book Reader 'InkPad 3 Pro' 16 GB Memory 19.8 cm/7.8 Inches E-Ink Carta Display SMARTlight Wi-Fi IPX8 Metallic Grey

I previously used PocketBook Basic (don't remember exact model but one of the first ones) which I bought in 2011 or 2012 and it is still working fine, but I decided to change it.I am happy with InkPad for many reasons:1) bigger screen - 7.8 inches against 6 inches in my previous book, but not too big - still comfortable to use2) sensitive and fast touchscreen3) still looks like a paper but has a SmartLight - my previous book did not have screen light so I am really amazed that I can read in a darkness :)So far - I am happy with my book. It is just a first day of using.Update: hardware is fine, software button to go to the store doesn't really work - book gets stuck, has to reload it. Still can approach their shop via browser. Not a big loss - still not going to buy books in their store.

Really pleased with this product, so convenient to handle.

Design is good and the screen is a pleasure to read from. Software is a bit inconvenient and sometimes buggy. Sadly the device broke after I put too much grocery into the packpack where it was stored in a padded laptop compartment.

I used the InkPad 3 Pro less than 2 months, after which a part of the previously read book remained on the screen, which can't be removed from the screen.

I bought the bigger screen InkPad 3 Pro hoping that it would give a much better experience than a Kindle, but was very disappointed. It's lightweight but... It can barely handle PDFs, the screen is still much too small for any textbooks, etc. As a news reader, it's extremely laggy, limited to the few RSS feeds that still exist, and just load a lite version of the webpage anyway. Using it with epubs is alright but nothing to write home about or justify the price.The backlight, while it has many LEDs, is uneven with a bright spot along the bottomDrawing on it is painful as wellI'm returning it and keeping my Onyx Boox Note 2 instead (despite it costing almost twice as much - but you get a 10.3" octa core android 9 epaper tablet that can be used for almost anything

pocketbook make a big deal of being able to use pocketbook cloud the first one amazon sent me you could not log in to the cloud and kept freezing amazon set replacement and on this one there was no pocketbook app so you could not use the cloud both were touch 3 hd so i thought i will have a go on inkpad 3 pro but hit the same problem so it is going back to amazon they are nice ereaders but you should not have this problem on there ereaders i have the pocketbook app on my tablet and i can log in with no problem so why is their a problem on the ereaders :update pocketbbok cust service have been great the cloud how works and the ereader is great and you can play audiobooks as well so thank you pocketbook for all your help

While it works it's good. Mine has stopped after 6 months and I've just been told that there are no options g for refunds or repairs.Buyer beware!!!Back to Kobo I suppose.