Another class use case for which many people still use tablets is as an e-reader. It's for good reason, too. Tablets come in all shapes and sizes, and they all lend themselves quite well to reading.

Should you get the entry-level Kindle or pay $50 more for the extras in the Paperwhite? I've tested and reviewed both. To ...

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This tablet seems to be a good e-reader. It can read comics, magazines, and replica newspapers in full color. If you want to read an ebook, there is a “Reading Mode” option, which inverts the ...

eReaders are great for reading manga thanks to the size, clarity, and lightweight design. Tablets are better for color illustrations found in manga, while eReaders are more comfortable for long ...

It's the seamless blend of a notepad, ereader and regular tablet that makes it a special device. Offering a smooth handwriting experience with the X3 Pro Pencil 2 and a paper-like display ...

The E Ink tablet has a display that's up to the task, but whether you can use it depends on your e-books and comics.

We tested ereaders from Kobo, Amazon, Boox and more to see which one is the best overall, along with a budget pick and the best one with page-turn buttons.

Everything you need to up your digital reading game — including a pillow stand that doubles as a snack bowl Senior editor, Buy Side from WSJ Nick Guy is a senior editor for Buy Side from WSJ. He ...

The Onyx Boox Go 10.3 has a stylus for taking notes and access to the Google Play Store for downloading apps, but it's pricey for an E Ink tablet without a front light.

Elipsa, the latest e-reader from Kobo, features a large 10.3-inch screen that you can draw on with a stylus. The Elipsa takes the e-reading experience to the next level by allowing users to take notes ...