Mobile ebook apps: which ones do you use?

[NatRose]

On an Android device, Moon Reader is among the best ebook readers. There's a free version and pro version. I've been using the pro version for sometimes now and I can recommend it.

I use Moon+ reader an interesting app with a lot of litle things. So i actually recomend this one.

I also use and highly recommend Moon+ Reader for Android. It has a great number of features, supports a multitude of filetypes, and is still simple to use.

I use Calibre on PC and have just recently started using the BookFusion extension and app which syncs my books and reading progress between my phone and computer. The BookFusion app isn't the best mobile ebook reader I've ever seen, but is good enough to recommend if you want to use the syncing feature.

[siusantos]

My favorite app is the Aldiko reader but it's only great for epub.

[SarahTheReader]

I use BookBub for free and discounted EBooks. You can pick certain genres you like and they send you emails with free or discounted books from the genres you picked. I've been using it for a year and I enjoy it a lot.

I love BookBub too! It probably one of my favourite platforms and there are usually books available for anyone. It’s also nice because if you have Kindle or iBooks then generally you will have access to all of their book formats too.

[Jac-o-lantern]

I like the amazon kindle app on my phone because it is always handy when I'm out somewhere and need something to read.

[clborges]

I use iBooks on my iPhone and the kindle app when my kindle is charging.

[Falling4Ever]

I just use iBook, the automatic app on most iOS platforms.

[alicia_fountain]

I've really enjoyed the Kindle reader on my phone. The ability to search for terms is useful, and I enjoy being able to highlight certain portions of the text. Those two features help me a lot when writing a review.

I don't have a ton of experience with other ebook readers, though. As for books that I've bought for myself (i.e. not to review), I've found the highlighting nice for when I want to research a topic but not at that moment!

[blackpinkpurple]

I use Amazon Kindle, Google Playbooks. After reading a few comments I will try Prestigio and share my experience in a few days.

[Samuel Windybank]

I find iBooks really good, even though it’s just the basic iPhone loaded reader. It opens most formats of eBooks. Plus, if I end up getting a PDF book, I can manually add that to iBooks too. Takes a bit of work sometimes, but once it’s loaded it’s there forever!

[alavirafi]

I am using "Read Era" app it is just amazing. I have been able to open pdf,doc,epub,mobi etc files and there are options for the view of the pages. It is just great. I can surely recommend it.

[Amanda Nicole Newton]

I use the Kindle app on my phone. It is easiest because my husband has a Kindle device. We can use the same account to use his Kindle Unlimited subscription and I just make my own folder for my own books without disturbing any of his.

[readsbyarun]

I am using kindle kobo and google i books. All three of them works great.

[Betelhem Demsie]

I have OBC Reader. I like it's features. It makes the reading time enjoying. But it doesn't open most formats. ReadEra is may favorite regarding opening different files.

[Arianne Joy Melendres]

I use ReadEra!

[Gentle Ninja]

True @tsic , I always searched for better ebook readers until i found moon reader. I simply love the auto scroll feature that allows to read at your own speed or even train your reading speed. And thats just one of the cool features.