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Kobo Nia 6" E Ink touchscreen
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Posted 1 August 2023

Kobo Nia 6" E Ink touchscreen

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Carry up to 6,000 eBooks anywhere you go
With 8GB of storage, Kobo Nia can accommodate even the largest of libraries.

Read for weeks on a single battery charge*

You can forget the charger cable, because Kobo Nia's battery life lasts an extra-long time.
*Dependent on individual usage
Read in the sun on a glare-free 6" touchscreen

Enjoy reading on a sunny day without reflections... unlike on your smartphone or tablet.

Enjoy reading at night with built-in, adjustable ComfortLight
When a story's worth staying up late, dim your eReader's brightness and read in bed without disturbing your partner.
Find your joy 24/7 with millions of titles in the Kobo eBookstore

We're always open so you can quickly find your next read, with over 6 million titles to choose from.
Take your reading further
Access your local library and borrow eBooks right from your eReader with built-in public library borrowing*, and read saved online articles with a free Pocket account.
*OverDrive available only in select countries. eBook availability varies by library location.
Technical Specs
Display6" 212 PPI E Ink touchscreen

1024 × 758 resolution

Storage8GB

Processor900 MHz
Edited by e.h, 2 August 2023
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  1. iceburglettuce's avatar
    Got this for £90 ish for my dad. These can be used with many public libraries to loan books for 3 weeks. Seemed to be a bit hit and miss to get the device logged in, but got it there in the end.
    Make sure your library supports “overdrive” and it will be compatible, many in the UK are. I know that Birmingham Libraries do.
    celalcan's avatar
    Thank you very much. This library support info you shared was extremely helpful. I bought one. When using smartphones, I get distracted and leave rading easily. This will help me finishing the library books I am willing to read. I think the best bet is London Libraries Consortium. They seem to have the largest database - correct me if I am wrong. All anyone needs to do get a card is to bring and ID and proof of address (even digital bank statement showing from the bank is acceptable in most libraries). Do you know if they support reading Kindle books?
  2. Adam's avatar
    Hey , Thanks for taking your time to share your first deal post with the community, I hope you found the deal submissions process a simple process. I just wanted to come by and offer any help/support you may ever need on site, if you do need me just tag me, or drop me/the team a message . A little tip too, (This is only a tip, and not a requirement, we get how busy life is and how time is valuable, Sometimes including a little description can help get your deals some more heat ).
  3. RudeYute's avatar
    I waited months for my alert to trigger, and then it finally did... a couple of weeks after I pulled the trigger on a Kindle

    Would have got this otherwise!
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