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Brand	PocketBook
Model name	PocketBook InkPad Eo
Display technology	Electronic Ink
Connectivity technology	USB
Screen size	10.3
Memory storage capacity	16 GB
Display resolution	1920x1080
Included components	E-note, USB Type-C cable, stylus, documents
Colour	Black
Item weight	0.5 Kilograms

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Big 10.3 inch screen and stylus for the ultimate note-taking experience
Easy notes and file sharing via Wi-Fi and Send-by-Email feature
Camera for notes and sketches on photos
Latest color E Ink screen – 50% better color image resolution
Android 11 OS for using third-party apps
Stereo speaker and Bluetooth 5.0 for enjoying audio files

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Brand	‎PocketBook
Manufacturer	‎PocketBook
Place of Business	‎pocketbook.ch
Model	‎PB1042-M-WW
Model Name	‎PocketBook InkPad Eo
Part Number	‎PB1042-M-WW
Memory storage capacity	‎16 GB
Compatible Devices	‎Smartphone, Speaker
Special features	‎Stylus Dock
Mounting Hardware	‎E-note, USB Type-C cable, stylus, documents
Number of Items	‎1
Display Technology	‎Electronic Ink
Standing screen display size	‎10.3
Display Resolution	‎1920x1080
Battery Description	‎Lithium-Ion
Batteries included	‎Yes
Batteries Required	‎No
Battery Cell Composition	‎Lithium Ion
Data transfer rate	‎48 Gigabits Per Second
Connector Type	‎USB
Human Interface Input	‎Touchscreen with Stylus Support
Does it contain liquid?	‎No
Includes rechargable battery	‎Yes
Has night vision	‎No
Supports Bluetooth Technology	‎Yes
Manufacturer	‎PocketBook
Item model number	‎PB1042-M-WW
ASIN	‎B0D1YQB8PJ

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Batteries	1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available	April 17 2024
Customer Reviews	29 ratings 3.3 out of 5 stars
�鶹�� Rank	#117,241 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #1,505 in eBook Readers & Accessories
Is discontinued by manufacturer	No

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PocketBook is excited to unveil its newest e-note and e-reading device, PocketBook InkPad Eo, powered by Android 11, with a large 10.3-inch color E Ink Kaleido 3 screen, built-in camera and stereo speaker, SMARTlight, and a powerful 8-core processor to ensure impeccable speed. The newest PocketBook InkPad Eo has everything to become an ideal gadget for work, study, and entertainment!

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display technology	Electronic Ink	Electronic Ink	Electronic Ink	Electronic Ink	Electronic Ink	Electronic Ink
memory capacity	16 GB	64 GB	32 GB	8 GB	16 GB	32 GB
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connectivity tech	USB	Bluetooth, Wi-Fi	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth	Bluetooth	USB	—
file format	EPUB	EPUB	EPUB, PDF, DJVU, DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, HTML, MOBI, FB2	DJVU, DOC, FB2, EPUB	At least one or more of the following: FB2, EPUB, MOBI	EPUB
input interface	touch screen stylus pen	microphone	touch screen, buttons	touch screen, buttons	touch screen	buttons
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Thomas William Davie
Android 11 Colour e-reader
Reviewed in Canada on August 27, 2024
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From ordering to receiving it was ~81 hours. Pretty quick for living in the middle of nowhere/Nova Scotia.

The ereader arrived with an 88% power charge, and the first thing I did was assign it to my network. Upon rebooting it connected to the i ternet and detected a firmware upgrade. Updated without any issues.

First piece of software I downloaded was Koreader from github/koreader. There is a learning curve, but Koreader is well documemted - and is extremely well documented. It can handle any software file (I use mostly epub, PDF, CBR & CBZ) and is regularly updated. Open source > free. Allows wireless transfer *and* integration with Calibre ebook management software, which os what I’ve been using since way back when I had a Sony PRS-300.

No comments on the colour or Pen since all I did was verify that those features worked and then I just started reading.

Integration with ODPS library files and Open library is nice to have.

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onewheeldoin200
Great hardware, clearly beta software for now
Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2024
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EDIT 2025-03-06: Well, they released an update in February (1.4.11). I installed it, and it bricked my device. There aren't any PB service centres in Canada, so they couldn't repair or replace it. They committed to refunding me and paying for shipping, so in the end I'm out a device but PocketBook as a company did the right thing. I give one star for a self-bricking device plus another star for a company that appears to be ethical. If you live anywhere but Canada this may still be a decent device for you.

Edit 2025-01-07: The last software update was in August 2024, so my point below about speedy and regular updates to improve things no longer stands for the moment. Seems they've got the software just barely "good enough" and are leaving it there for now. Pretty disappointing.

DON'T buy this unless you fully understand what e-ink is and what its limitations are (ghosting, slow screen response, etc etc). If you want to watch YouTube or play games, you're going to have a bad time. I will edit this review if/when software updates fix some of this stuff.

Note: I bought a replacement stylus from Staedtler at the same time I bought the tablet. I did notice that pen pressure was much more responsive/effective with the Staedtler vs the OEM stylus. Otherwise similar experience with a slightly softer writing feel.

THE GOOD:
- PocketBook is headquartered in Switzerland, and complies with EU privacy laws and Google's GDPR and GPL requirements. It has an excellent privacy rating from the Mozilla Foundation. This is *very* unique in the e-ink tablet space, which is completely dominated by Chinese firms that don't bother with any of this.
- Device is bad at all the right things (YouTube, games, doomscrolling social media, etc). I find it much easier to choose to read a book, or jot down my thoughts, or organize my calendar, vs when I have my phone in my hand.
- Hardware is acceptably fast, and SD expansion storage slot means I can copy all my documents over and then not need much internet use on it.
- Screen looks great, and I do find it reduces eye strain for me. I spend all day staring at LCD screens - this helps.
- Screen looks great in daylight especially - this is a big thing for me, as I need this device outdoors and LCDs are often almost impossible to read in direct sunlight.
- Battery life is good, not great. I use minimal backlight most of the time, and use the device sporadically throughout the day to jot down notes, manage task list, etc. With that use cycle I can get a solid 2-3 days use without needing to charge.
- Handwriting and OCR works extremely well within the native PocketBook apps *only*. Writing is a very pleasant experience.
- OCR doesn't require an internet connection - processing for this is done on the device itself.
- It doesn't get warm - very good for something you're constantly in contact with.
- Pretty slim and light, enough that you can read a magazine for an hour or so without much discomfort.
- Software isn't good yet, *but* they have issued almost one patch per month for the last few months, so they are actively improving it.
- PocketBook is known to support their devices for a long time.

THE BAD:
- Android 11, with a Sept 2021 security patch. Ouch. This version is old enough that not all apps are compatible with it.
- Handwriting in anything but native apps is pretty terrible:
1) Normal handwriting "works", but is unusably laggy, and palm rejection in this mode doesn't work at all.
2) There is a "global handwriting" function you can enable, which uses the native handwriting function and then transfers it into the app once you stop writing. Fabulous in theory, but for me it is dropping pen strokes constantly, whether in OneNote, marking up a PDF, or any other 3rd party app. Currently means I can't take notes anywhere but native notes app.
- Native "Reader" app is much too slow to use for marking up PDFs, which would have been a "fix" for me with the above PDF markup problems. It is fine if you want to read a comic/magazine.
- Split screen mode *should* be an amazing feature (have two apps open at once, like notes and a PDF), but it doesn't work. You can pick one 3rd party app, and the other pane can only be the *reduced-function version* of the native notes app. That's it.
- Split screen notes app has fewer features (including lack of OCR), and the notes are separated off in their own little container, with no simple way to get the information out (with the "normal" notes app, I just use OCR and paste into OneNote when needed).
- "Floating ball" control can technically be disabled if you want, but it keeps coming back every 5 minutes.
- Lots of other software quirks and limitations. PocketBook is clearly still developing their Android implementation.

SUMMARY:
Great hardware, software obviously in early development. Android 11, with associated potential security and life cycle issues. Lots of frustrating limitations that really shouldn't exist for a $750CAD device. Ultimately I'm enjoying it and will keep it for what I need it for: focused handwritten notes, reduced eye strain, reading longform documents.

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onewheeldoin200

Great hardware, clearly beta software for now

Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2024
EDIT 2025-03-06: Well, they released an update in February (1.4.11). I installed it, and it bricked my device. There aren't any PB service centres in Canada, so they couldn't repair or replace it. They committed to refunding me and paying for shipping, so in the end I'm out a device but PocketBook as a company did the right thing. I give one star for a self-bricking device plus another star for a company that appears to be ethical. If you live anywhere but Canada this may still be a decent device for you.

Edit 2025-01-07: The last software update was in August 2024, so my point below about speedy and regular updates to improve things no longer stands for the moment. Seems they've got the software just barely "good enough" and are leaving it there for now. Pretty disappointing.

DON'T buy this unless you fully understand what e-ink is and what its limitations are (ghosting, slow screen response, etc etc). If you want to watch YouTube or play games, you're going to have a bad time. I will edit this review if/when software updates fix some of this stuff.

Note: I bought a replacement stylus from Staedtler at the same time I bought the tablet. I did notice that pen pressure was much more responsive/effective with the Staedtler vs the OEM stylus. Otherwise similar experience with a slightly softer writing feel.

THE GOOD:
- PocketBook is headquartered in Switzerland, and complies with EU privacy laws and Google's GDPR and GPL requirements. It has an excellent privacy rating from the Mozilla Foundation. This is *very* unique in the e-ink tablet space, which is completely dominated by Chinese firms that don't bother with any of this.
- Device is bad at all the right things (YouTube, games, doomscrolling social media, etc). I find it much easier to choose to read a book, or jot down my thoughts, or organize my calendar, vs when I have my phone in my hand.
- Hardware is acceptably fast, and SD expansion storage slot means I can copy all my documents over and then not need much internet use on it.
- Screen looks great, and I do find it reduces eye strain for me. I spend all day staring at LCD screens - this helps.
- Screen looks great in daylight especially - this is a big thing for me, as I need this device outdoors and LCDs are often almost impossible to read in direct sunlight.
- Battery life is good, not great. I use minimal backlight most of the time, and use the device sporadically throughout the day to jot down notes, manage task list, etc. With that use cycle I can get a solid 2-3 days use without needing to charge.
- Handwriting and OCR works extremely well within the native PocketBook apps *only*. Writing is a very pleasant experience.
- OCR doesn't require an internet connection - processing for this is done on the device itself.
- It doesn't get warm - very good for something you're constantly in contact with.
- Pretty slim and light, enough that you can read a magazine for an hour or so without much discomfort.
- Software isn't good yet, *but* they have issued almost one patch per month for the last few months, so they are actively improving it.
- PocketBook is known to support their devices for a long time.

THE BAD:
- Android 11, with a Sept 2021 security patch. Ouch. This version is old enough that not all apps are compatible with it.
- Handwriting in anything but native apps is pretty terrible:
1) Normal handwriting "works", but is unusably laggy, and palm rejection in this mode doesn't work at all.
2) There is a "global handwriting" function you can enable, which uses the native handwriting function and then transfers it into the app once you stop writing. Fabulous in theory, but for me it is dropping pen strokes constantly, whether in OneNote, marking up a PDF, or any other 3rd party app. Currently means I can't take notes anywhere but native notes app.
- Native "Reader" app is much too slow to use for marking up PDFs, which would have been a "fix" for me with the above PDF markup problems. It is fine if you want to read a comic/magazine.
- Split screen mode *should* be an amazing feature (have two apps open at once, like notes and a PDF), but it doesn't work. You can pick one 3rd party app, and the other pane can only be the *reduced-function version* of the native notes app. That's it.
- Split screen notes app has fewer features (including lack of OCR), and the notes are separated off in their own little container, with no simple way to get the information out (with the "normal" notes app, I just use OCR and paste into OneNote when needed).
- "Floating ball" control can technically be disabled if you want, but it keeps coming back every 5 minutes.
- Lots of other software quirks and limitations. PocketBook is clearly still developing their Android implementation.

SUMMARY:
Great hardware, software obviously in early development. Android 11, with associated potential security and life cycle issues. Lots of frustrating limitations that really shouldn't exist for a $750CAD device. Ultimately I'm enjoying it and will keep it for what I need it for: focused handwritten notes, reduced eye strain, reading longform documents.

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AJ
Solid first ereader
Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2024
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Spending too much time on my phone, got this and it's perfect size for return to reading with sufficient functionality for web browsing and Spotify email calendar etc. simultaneously...

Have to be familiar with ghosting and e ink , this is not an ipad replacement , prevents wasting time as videos and media are not supposed to look good but having the ability to do anything with android os is great for power users like myself

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Emanuele Conti
Un meraviglioso e-note reader!
Reviewed in Italy on February 16, 2025
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Avendo letto le recensioni già presenti su questo prodotto ero sinceramente un po' spaventato, ma ho fatto parecchie ricerche e questo era decisamente il prodotto che cercavo, quindi l'ho acquistato ugualmente.
E ho fatto benissimo!
Tutte le funzioni di questo e-note reader sono al di là delle mie aspettative! I colori non sono particolarmente brillanti, ma stiamo parlando di e-paper e questo è normale, inoltre venendo da un e-reader in b/n sono comunque anni avanti a quello che ho provato.
La capacità di scrivere note ovunque è decisamente comoda, posso prendere note, cambiare dati o scrivere appunti interi, il tutto senza dover portare un blocco e senza dovermi ricordare dove li abbia messi dopo.
Ovviamente anche il lavoro dell'e-reader è fatto bene, forse solo un pelo lento l'aggiornamento delle pagine, ma in questo tipo di dispositivi è piuttosto normale.
Il tutto condito con Android come sistema operativo, che mi permette di installare applicazioni e sincronizzare quello che mi serve.

E' ovvio che non ci troviamo davanti ad un tablet! Non è quello che dovreste aspettarvi da questo prodotto: non ci si possono guardare dei video su youtube!
Ma come e-reader ed e-note secondo me è decisamente una scelta versatile e affidabile.

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EyE6SoLoMoN
PocketBook InkPad Eo: The Swiss Army Knife of E-Readers
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
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Display & Design
The PocketBook InkPad Eo brings a cutting-edge 10.3" color E Ink Kaleido 3 screen, offering 50% better color resolution compared to its predecessors. It combines vibrant visuals and crisp text with a glare-free, paper-like display that's perfect for extended reading or writing sessions. The mist grey finish adds a sleek and professional touch, while the lightweight 470-gram design ensures portability without sacrificing screen real estate.

Features & Performance
Handwriting & Note-Taking: The included stylus is a game-changer for jotting down notes, sketching, or annotating directly on PDFs and photos using the integrated camera. A dream for students, creatives, and professionals alike.
SMARTlight Technology: Adjustable brightness and color tone let you customize your reading or writing experience to perfection, whether you're under the sun or a cozy lamp.
Android 11 Support: With third-party app compatibility, this device becomes more than an e-reader—think productivity, entertainment, and beyond.
Connectivity & Sharing
Effortlessly share your notes via Wi-Fi and Send-by-Email, making collaboration a breeze. The USB Type-C port ensures fast data transfer and charging, while Bluetooth 5.0 supports seamless pairing with wireless headphones or speakers.

Audio & Entertainment
The built-in stereo speakers and audiobooks functionality take multimedia to the next level. Whether you're listening to music, audiobooks, or podcasts, the sound quality is immersive, though not audiophile-grade.

Pros:
✅ Large, glare-free color E Ink screen with excellent resolution
✅ Stylus support for note-taking, sketching, and annotating
✅ Integrated camera for creative note overlays on photos
✅ Bluetooth 5.0 and stereo speakers for audio versatility
✅ Runs Android 11 with app support for extended usability
✅ Adjustable SMARTlight for personalized viewing

Cons:
❌ Pricey: Advanced features come at a premium—worth it for heavy users, but casual readers may find it overkill.
❌ Limited speaker performance: Fine for audiobooks but lacks rich bass for music enthusiasts.
❌ Learning curve: Maximizing its feature set may require time and effort for non-tech-savvy users.

Final Thoughts
The PocketBook InkPad Eo redefines e-readers by blending vibrant visuals, powerful productivity tools, and superior connectivity. It’s a fantastic choice for professionals, students, and creative enthusiasts who need more than just a reading device. While it’s not the most budget-friendly option, its versatility and innovation make it a worthwhile investment.

💡 Pro Tip: Use it for note-taking during work meetings, and then switch to audiobooks for your commute—it’s the ultimate multitasker! 🚀📚

🎨 Perfect for the bookworm with a tech-savvy edge! ✍️📖🎧

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Mariluz
Ebook eficiente
Reviewed in Spain on September 24, 2024
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Tamaño ideal para leer, peso ligero, pantalla cómoda para la vista, interfaz intuitiva con manual en castellano, buen servicio de atención al cliente del fabricante

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Veronica Danielsson
dåligt informerat
Reviewed in Sweden on February 19, 2025
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Köpte en inkpad eo som det inte går att ställa in svenka språket på. Varför inte informera om detta i eran svenska hemsida? Kan inte tänka mig att någon i sverige vill ha det.

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Nicomon
Finalmente dimensioni adeguate per fumetti e riviste da migliorare i menù
Reviewed in Italy on August 11, 2024
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Il reader funziona bene è veloce nel cambio pagina e gli effetti di "ghosting" si possono limitare nella lettura di pagine a colori ; le immagini a colori sono discrete anche se ancora non raggiungono la saturazione e la definizione dei tablet tradizionali , quindi bene per la lettura di fumetti et similia al limite dell'accettabilità video e foto che comunque questo ebook reader è in grado di produrre/riprodurre facendolo assomigliare ad un tablet tradizionale (il S.O. è Android 11); però non bisogna commettere l'errore di confrontarlo con macchine nate per scopi diversi , il pocketbook EO è nato per leggere senza affaticare gli occhi e per essere usato come un blocco note avanzato e la penna in dotazione è un ottimo complemento. Passando a quello che mi è piaciuto di meno ovvero i menù per la gestione delle varie funzioni devo dire che non sono molto intuitivi , li ho trovati un pò dispersivi e occorrerebbe, credo, una migliore organizzazione anche se dopo qualche esperienza d'uso non sorgono difficoltà di sorta. Ultima nota la capacità della memoria di massa espandibile tramite microsd non viene dichiarata dal produttore e chiedendo all'assistenza mi è stato detto massimo 128 GB in realtà ho inserito una card di 512 GB ed è stata riconosciuta perfettamente e se come sembra il dispositivo è simile ad un altro uscito in precedenza, dovrebbe supportare fino ad 1TB.

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