PocketBook Era
PocketBook Era: two-minute review The first thing to strike us as soon as we unboxed the PocketBook Era was just how gorgeous it looked. We were sent the Copper Sunset model of the ereader and the rose-gold trim around the device – which, by the way, is not an exact rectangle – adds something extra to the design. It makes it look like a truly premium tablet. There is a heft to it, though. Weighing 228g, it’s one of the heavier 7-inch ereaders on the market (the Kobo Libra 2 is 215g), but that weight is distributed evenly and it feels quite comfortable and well balanced, although the placement of the side buttons isn’t very ergonomical. The latest E Ink Carta 1200 makes page turns far snappier than any other older PocketBook model we’ve tried previously, and its overall performance and responsiveness is better when compared to its older siblings. More than anything, what really impressed us was the battery life… it just goes on for what feels like forever! Our biggest complaint is ...