The device is not tied to any store. The books can either be borrowed via Overdrive, for example, or downloaded to the device via the PocketCloud. There are instructions for the transfer on the PocketBook homepage.

There are no technical differences between the red and blue colours of this eReader. Both variants have the same technical specifications such as 6" E-Ink Carta touchscreen, 16 GB memory, IPX8 water protection, Bluetooth, WLAN and the same operating system. The choice of colour only affects the housing, not the technology or functions.

Yes, you can read Russian books with this eReader. The eReader supports various formats that can display Cyrillic characters, such as FB2 and PDF. PocketBook also offers a selection of Russian eBooks.

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My Pocketbook (black) has the screen illumination and also touchscreen. In terms of formats, as far as I know, all versions support the same Bücker formats.

Hello, you can buy books from e.g. Thalia and drag them onto the eReader. Onleihe is also available on the PocketBook.

No, but you have various options for displaying the page number. However, the book title can be displayed at any time in the status bar at the top with a quick tap on the screen.

Yes, you can use the PocketBook Verse Pro to download books via Libby, but there are some restrictions and steps you need to follow: - You cannot download `.acsm` files directly from the Libby browser on your PocketBook, as the browser version of Libby does not support this. - Instead, you need to download the books via the Libby app on a computer and then transfer them to your PocketBook using Adobe Digital Editions (ADE). To do this, select the "EPUB" or "Other options..." option in Libby, open the file in ADE and then transfer it to your device. - Alternatively, you can use the OverDrive website directly in your PocketBook's browser to download books, but this may take longer.

Yes, you can load books from Orell Füssli or Buchhaus on the PocketBook Verse Pro, provided the books are in a compatible format. The PocketBook Verse Pro supports a variety of e-book formats, including EPUB (also with Adobe DRM), which are often used by online booksellers such as Orell Füssli and Buchhaus. Make sure that the books are in the correct format or can be converted to read them on the device.

Yes, PocketBook Verse Pro has a text-to-speech function that can read text files, including PDFs and DOCs. It can turn any text file into an audio file, and is available in 26 languages. You can use this function by connecting the e-reader to an audio device via Bluetooth.

The PocketBook Verse Pro e-reader does support loading books from the Google Play Books store, although it requires a few steps: - You can use the PocketBook app on your phone or tablet to sync your Google Play Books account with your PocketBook Cloud account. This allows you to transfer your ebooks to the e-reader seamlessly. - Alternatively, you can use Adobe Digital Editions to download your Google Play Books in EPUB format, and then transfer these files to your PocketBook Verse Pro via USB. This method involves registering an Adobe ID, downloading the books, and authorizing your device through Adobe Digital Editions. This process leverages the Verse Pro's support for Adobe DRM, which enables compatibility with ebooks from various online stores, including Google Play Books.

No, the PocketBook Verse Pro does not have a microSD slot. The device only has 16 GB of internal memory, and there is no option to expand the memory using a microSD card.

Hi, I'm sorry but I haven't tested it! But I think that with Pocketbook Cloud it should work.

The PocketBook Verse Pro, including the azure blue model, has a text-to-speech function that can read text in a variety of formats, including PDFs, as well as audio books. This feature uses read-aloud technology to convert text into speech, allowing you to read different types of documents, including PDFs, eBooks and other compatible formats.

Yes you can

Yes you can, you can scroll with a tap on the screen. Please note that the area is not the same as on the Tolino. You have to get used to it a little.

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I received the unit in red.