We happily got through hours of reading without a problem. There's a very slight delay while taps get registered and menus and pages are refreshed, but that's normal in these sort of devices, and it doesn't spoil the overall experience. Reading on the Kobo Nia is a pleasure – assuming that you do like reading ebooks on an ereader in the first place, otherwise you probably won't be interested in this. Here are our picks for the very best tablets in the world.Besides the power button, the only other feature on the hardware is a charging port – it uses microUSB rather than USB-C, but we can live with it. Made from soft artificial leather, these cases will automatically put your ereader in and out of sleep as well as offering extra protection. It's certainly a more gentle reading experience than staring at a phone or tablet.īlack is your only colour choice as far as the actual ereader goes, but there are three official SleepCover cases available in black, aqua and lemon. Even at this entry-level price, the Kobo Nia offers up a display that's sharp and easy to read: there's adjustable brightness, so the screen is clear and sharp through the day and at night, and you've got a choice of 12 different fonts and 50 different font sizes for the ebook text you're looking at. We've got absolutely no complaints about the screen. It's worth noting that the Kobo Nia isn't waterproof, so you won't want to drop it in the bath – though as far as we're concerned, waterproofing isn't necessarily one of the most essential features that you need in an ereader, it's just a handy extra to have.
It feels robust too, though we didn't put it through any particularly gruelling endurance challenges. Like most modern ereaders, the design is pleasingly minimalist, and the device has a nice textured back that's easy to grip.
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