10 of the Best Ebook Readers for Windows, macOS, and Mobile

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Amazon Kindle

Ebooks provide a convenient way to read digital content on an Amazon Kindle, a smart device, tablet, laptop, desktop machine, and more. The popularity of ebook readers for these multiple platforms shows that digital formats are replacing physical books. In this post, we’re run through the best ebook reader apps for various devices.

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calibre

The Calibre ebook reader is one of the best ebook management tools to help you read and organize your entire library. Calibre is portable and cross platform, so it’s available on nearly every device you own.

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Sumatra PDF

Being a simple application, the user interface itself is pretty minimal. What’s more, Sumatra does lack some advanced features. Bookmarks, highlights, and other typical features aren’t in the box. Even so, Sumatra is a great choice as a capable and lightweight application that just works.

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FBReader

The Favorite Book Reader (FBReader) is a free app that used to be open source. As such, it used to be available for a multitude of devices but now caters to iOS and Android users. There’s also a beta version in development for the Onyx reader.

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OverDRIVE

OverDrive can also act as a capable audiobook reader. It has the typical features you’d expect, such as the ability to forward and rewind, add bookmarks, and increase the reading speed. If you maintain a collection of ebooks and audiobooks, OverDrive may be the application for you.

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Kobo app

The Rakuten Kobo is a rival to the Kindle that more users should consider, in our opinion. While this entry isn’t focusing on hardware, the Kobo is a fantastic ebook reader, and the app is no slouch either.

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NOOK: Read eBooks & Magazines

The Nook app is free regardless of the device and will also sync across all versions. If you’re a regular Barnes & Noble customer, the Nook app will be ideal.

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Adobe Digital Editions

As it turns out, it’s a dependable and solid app for Windows and macOS, although there are no apps for smaller screens. Still, it’s going to be a fantastic way to read your ebook in the most optimal way. This is because Adobe Digital Editions is part of a publisher’s proofreading workflow.

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Scribd

The reader itself is gorgeous to use and is available on iOS and Android. It’s a bright and modern app that includes a host of options to help you read content from the community. It’s not as in depth with regards to features as other solutions, but like Scribd, the experience trumps all.

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Wattpad

This ebook reader app is unique in that it looks to foster a community of writers and readers through the app. Wattpad is an interactive way to create stories and share them with an audience.

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