Kobo Elipsa

Stylus support ; Responsive, sharp 10.3-inch display ; Excellent handwriting recognition ; Speedy handwriting-to-text conversion

Heavy and unwieldy to use use single-handed ; Lacks amber LEDs ; Writing restricted to purchased ebooks only

The Kobo Elipsa lets you read, take notes, draw and, of course, you can buy ebooks, borrow from a public library (in select markets), and read longform web articles on its 10.3-inch E Ink display. In fact, that large screen is perfect for comics and...

Beautiful design ; Books and documents look terrific ; Great store and public library integration

No yellow option for front-light ; Limited document export options ; Note-taking app lacks layers and colors

The Kobo Elipsa's razor-sharp 10.3-inch display is perfect for displaying large-format books and documents, and its stylus is handy for marking them up. It doesn't come with a lot of bells and whistles, but everything it does, it does very well.

Writing notes feels fluid ; Included stylus and cover are nice ; Premium build-quality

Super expensive ; Limited feature set ; No orange backlight

On its own, the Elipsa is a really great device. It features solid build quality and works well. However, whenever you compare it to other devices, it’s not worth its $500 price tag...

Large sharp display ; ComfortLight for easy reading anywhere ; Stylus included ; Versatile cover/stand

Could be more responsive when writing ; Expensive

The Kobo Elipsa is the future of eReaders – high quality and versatile – and is ideal for users who like to read with a pen in their hand and take notes and highlight passages. Kobo has now made the experience a reality with the Elipsa. The Kobo Elipsa...