Provide 4 reading modes: one page, two pages, manual scrolling and automatic scrolling. Support audiobooks and also text to speech TTS function to read aloud ebooks. Customizable options like font setting, background color, bookmark, highlighting and more.
No ads. Cons: Less simple interface. Pros: Support epub, html, fb2, txt, pdf, mobi, epub3, djvu. Collect and organize your books by genre, author, series or added time. Text to speech TTS functionality for reading books aloud in multiple languages. Scan library for specific files and formats. Synchronize your books from Google Drive, One Drive or Dropbox directly into books collections Adjustable brightness and night mode. Cons: Free version contains ads. Sometimes the App crashes while reading large documents.
Pros: Support epub, fb2, doc, docx, mobi, prc, txt, rtf, odt, html, cbr, cbz. Able to export all comments and annotations made in the books. Much simple and pleasant interface but with adequate customization options for font, night mode, background color and backlight. Pros: Support epub, pdf. Elegant 3D page turning effect. A large bookstore with millions of eBooks is provided. Text to speech TTS engine makes the app read books aloud.
Notes can be synced with Google Drive and shared with a group for easy collaboration. Cons: Night-light option is hidden, which makes it difficult to shut off the night mode.
Hard to manage books since there are no options like tags, series or folder. Pros: Support epub, txt, pdf, doc, docx, cbr, rtf, djvu, html, mobi, xps, odt, rar, zip, mp3.
User-friendly interface with clear navigation and convenient layout of options. Well-structured book sorting according to various criteria. Notes can be exported into separate documents. Support MP3 audiobooks. TTS support. Cons: Free version contains too many ads. Pros: Support epub, fb2, doc, txt, rtf, html, chm, tcr, pdb, prc, mobi, pml. Text to speech TTS support. OPDS support. Paperbook-like page turning animation. Automatic page flipping. Export of bookmarks to text files.
Dictionary support. Cons: Lacks support for PDF. Moon Reader plus has text to speech support. It appears the app was omitted from the chart as having text to speech. Thanks for your comment, and we'll check it and make it more perfect. The Overdrive app is the only app that requires you to have a library card at a participating library. There are thousands throughout the United States and Europe and if you're not sure if your local library supports Overdrive, you can always ask.
Once you have it set up, you can borrow eBooks in the same way as physical books, all for free and as part of your library membership.
It works in a similar way to Kindle and Kobo in that it has a store where you can buy your eBooks. If you already have a Nook eReader and are looking to read those books on your Android tablet or mobile, this is the application you need. This application is special for those who love to keep notes and passages highlighted, you can download it for free, but this application does not have the option of purchases.
PocketBook has the best highlighting system of any eBook reader app on Android. If you like to have organized notes of what you read and you are looking for a reader that presents that information in an easy-to-read format, then PocketBook is just what you need. I find myself struggling to come up with something nice to say about Aldiko that hasn't been said and done better in the previous apps on this list.
Aldiko is here because it has been a staple on the Google Play Store for many years, but several of the above apps have outperformed it in just about everything, however. Privacy and Cookies Policy Contact and email. The best selection of ebook and epub readers for Android devices. Amazon Kindle ebook reader for Android.
App ebook Google Play Books. FBReader ebook reader - one of the best epub readers for Android. However, the service does support both audiobooks and normal e-books.
Other features include cross-device syncing, downloading for offline use, and a Night Mode for late-night reading. The discovery features are actually pretty decent as well. The app is free to download. Books cost money, obviously. Media Book Reader is one of the most popular e-book reader apps. The app is rather simple on top, but awesome underneath. It apparently takes its name very seriously. The UI is Material Design. It even has OPDS support.
The app also includes over ten themes, gesture controls, auto-scrolling, EPUB3 support, and cross-device syncing via Dropbox. See also: The best office apps for Android to get work done.
Unlike most, this one actually has physical book locations. The eReader is about as standard as it gets. It comes with customized reading options as well as support for books, comic books, manga, and more. Like most, it also offers cross-device syncing. It even supports magazines and newspapers.
However, it is one of the truly great and legal sources of free e-books. You can try out the official app linked at the button below or Libby Google Play link , which does the same thing in a slightly different way. See also: The best audiobook apps for Android. PocketBook is another one of the older e-book reader apps.
This app has enough features to justify its existence here. You can highlight text, export notes, lock your screen orientation, and more. There is also OPDS support for those who need it. The highlight of this one is its price. Prestigio changes its name almost every year. The app supports over 25 languages, text-to-speech functionality, and 50, books available for download.
Additionally, the app can sync across devices account required. Some other features include a Night Mode, various customization options, and a decently modern UI.
0コメント