PocketBook Verse Lite – 6" E-Ink Carta Touchscreen eReader with Frontlight | Eye-Friendly, Glare-Free Display | Wi-Fi | Supports 25 Formats incl. DRM | Compact & Lightweight
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Size: PocketBook Verse Lite – 6" E-Ink Carta Touchscreen
Features
- 6-INCH E INK CARTA DISPLAY: Enjoy crisp, paper-like reading on a glare-free touchscreen thats easy on the eyeseven in direct sunlight.
- BUILT-IN FRONTLIGHT FOR LOW-LIGHT READING: Read comfortably in any environment, day or night, thanks to the eye-friendly integrated frontlight.
- SUPPORTS 25+ FILE FORMATS: Compatible with over 25 eBook and graphic formats including EPUB, PDF, MOBI, Adobe DRM, and LCP DRM-protected files.
- WI-FI & CLOUD CONNECTIVITY: Easily download books, sync your library, and manage content with seamless Wi-Fi and cloud integration.
- WEEKS OF READING ON A SINGLE CHARGE: Enjoy uninterrupted reading with a long-lasting battery that can go up to 2 months between charges.
Description
Pocketbook eReader - Verse Lite
Brand: PocketBook
Model Name: Verse Lite
Display Technology: Electronic Ink
Connectivity Technology: USB
Screen Size: 6 Inches
Display resolution: Dimensions 1025 x 768 mm
Included Components: E-reader, USB Type-C cable, documents
Color: Midnight Grey
Item Weight: 328 Grams
Supported File Format: EPUB, MOBI, PDF, TXT, DOC/DOCX, HTML/HTM
Product Dimensions: 5.28 x 0.87 x 8.74 inches
Item Weight: 11.6 ounces
Item model number: PB619-T-WW
Batteries: 1 12V batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: March 25, 2025
Manufacturer: PocketBook
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There are so many things I like about this. I am using it as an ereader and not much more. So there's much I cannot comment on. As an ereader, I am quite happy. I like the size and ease of it. I love that I can make the wording better by just using two fingers and scrolling out or in (to make it smaller). The light isn't hard on the eyes and lights the wording really well. That it has a micro SD made me choose this particular Inkpad. Battery is okay. I read for around 12 hours and then recharge. The cons; Like every other ereader and touch screen I have, they are glitchy. But I'd say this is a tiny bit more glitchy than most. If I use the buttons to go to the next page, that's fine and never glitches. However, in the dark they are hard to see and use and have no feel to them to know what is the right button to hit. However, if you can't see you can use your finger on the screen to to swipe to turn the other page. Now, this is where glitches come into play. Sometimes it goes a few pages instead of one. Sometimes it acts as if I used two fingers and is now trying to resize the page. This can truly be annoying when I am waiting for it to resize when I am at an important part of the book. Since are no buttons on both side, I have to struggle to find the button to change the page with my right hand only. Would be much nicer if on both sides. Would I buy this again? Of course. Out of all my options, this was the one I kept coming back too and I have been happily reading since.
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