KoboSage | eReader | 8” HD Glare Free Touchscreen | Waterproof | Adjustable Brightness and Color Temperature | Blue Light Reduction | Bluetooth | WiFi | 32GB of Storage | Carta E Ink Technology

!Honest Review!Being new to E-readers I struggled to figure out which one to use, however I eventually decided on Kobo and can confirm the Kobo Sage is a manga lover's dream, combining cutting-edge technology. Its sleek design, powerful performance, and vibrant display bring manga series to life. If you are struggling for space and love manga, I would recommend Kobo! Its great for double pages as it has an auto rotate feature!

The size and weight were ideal for my arthritic hands. Thankyou

Nice size for reading,very slight lag when using , but other than that well worth it

Tried multiple times to set wi fi up each time failing, I think it has to be charged more ok so went to my kobo acct on line and set it up easily.This is a big beautiful e-reader with 32 gig storage and I am in love with it, Just need to get stylus to write on ebooks the kindle scribe does not allow this boo kindle scribe

In case anyone is curious, the kindle scribe pen doesn’t work on Kobo Sage.It’s a lovely device to hold, lighter than my Kindle Scribe.

I was wanting to move to an ereader with a larger screen than my aging Kindle Oasis. I was hesitant about Kobo, having tried three a few years ago, one Clara and two Libras - all with really poor screen lighting - uneven and with bright blobs of light along the edges. I mostly read indoors at night, and uneven screen lighting is an annoying distraction.I thought that surely the issue has been addressed by now, so tried again with the Kobo Sage. Well, out of the box it looks great. Until you switch on the screen light. Same old problem - this one noticeably bright on the RH side, fading to a mucky dull yellowish middle and left. I returned the item and re-ordered, fingers crossed - online research suggests it’s still a bit of a lottery with Kobo screens. But the second one was the same, a bit more so if anything. So disappointing.Why on earth is it so difficult to fix this issue? Kindle have been getting this right for years - my Oasis has perfectly even lighting across the entire screen, as did my previous Paperwhite.I was hoping to future-proof my ereading life, since Kindle seem to be phasing out their ereaders, but it looks like I’ll be buying another Oasis while they’re still available to keep as a spare.

I had a Kobo Aura one that lasted 5 years before dying, so 18 months ago I bought a Kindle Oasis (not cheap) to replace it.After just over a year the corners have faded considerably in it, and so I swore I'd never buy another Kindle. The Sage is the device I should have bought the first time. Big screen, stylus support and Overdrive and supports much more ebook formats.

I had to return it, as it kept on crashing. So I will buy again and see what happens. If this is the best in the market, then the after service has to improve.