With the InkPad Lite, PocketBook has made reading even more comfortable. There is less need to turn the pages, even with large type. This is a bit like moving from a paperback to a hardcover book, but with intelligent backlighting and other conveniences that a modern reader has to offer.

The InkPad Lite simply fits a lot on the large display. The e-reader is practical because of its apps and the connection to Onleihe.

The InkPad Lite simply fits a lot on the large display. The e-reader is practical because of its apps and the connection to Onleihe.

The InkPad Lite has a nice big display - but it doesn't offer the expected strengths in everyday reading: Resolution and illumination are not convincing, especially in comparison with the other candidates in the test. Too bad, PocketBook! At least the device can handle many formats.

Pocketbook has cut back on the InkPad Lite: Audio and Bluetooth have been eliminated, and the manufacturer has also cut back on the display and screen illumination. Unfortunately, this is a little too much, as it means that the actually solid eBook reader is denied a "good" rating.