Kobo Kobo Clara Colour 6" Colour eReader
Colour at the same 300 and 150 ppi, a warm light and IPX8 for $110 less, and 30 g lighter at 174 g. The screen is 6 inches against 7, storage stays 16 GB, and it is thicker at 9.2 mm.
Kindle Colorsoft alternatives Lightest
The Kobo Kobo Clara Colour 6" Colour eReader leads with 174 g, against 204 g on the Kindle Colorsoft. Only models whose makers list weight are ranked here.
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Colour at the same 300 and 150 ppi, a warm light and IPX8 for $110 less, and 30 g lighter at 174 g. The screen is 6 inches against 7, storage stays 16 GB, and it is thicker at 9.2 mm.
A 7-inch colour screen at the same 300 and 150 ppi with a warm and cold front light, 64 GB against 16, page-turn buttons and third-party Android apps, at 195 g and 6.4 mm, for the same $289.99 list price. BOOX publishes it as water-repellent, with no IPX8 rating.
A 7-inch 300 ppi screen with a warm and cold front light, 64 GB, page-turn buttons and Android apps, at 195 g and 6.4 mm, for $20 less. It shows no colour, and BOOX publishes no IPX8 rating.
The closest match, $30 less: the same 7-inch colour screen at 300 and 150 ppi, a warm light and IPX8, with twice the storage at 32 GB and physical page-turn buttons. It is 199.5 g against 204, but thicker at 8.3 mm against 6.8.
The same 7-inch 300 ppi screen, warm light, IPX8, 16 GB, 204 g and 6.8 mm, for $90 less. The one thing it gives up is colour; Amazon lists up to 12 weeks of battery against 8.
The same 7-inch 300 ppi body at 6.8 mm with a warm light, IPX8, 32 GB against 16 and an auto-adjusting front light, for $40 less. There is no colour, and it is heavier at 229 g against 204. Amazon lists up to 12 weeks of battery against 8.
Every reader here uses an e-ink screen with a built-in front light, so the real differences are specific: screen size, how sharp the text is, whether it shows colour, whether the light can turn warm for night reading, whether it carries an IPX8 waterproof rating, how much it weighs in one hand, and how much storage the base price buys.
The overall ranking on the Kindle Colorsoft alternatives page weighs every published spec. This page answers one question only, so a model can rank first here and lower overall. The DupeScore beside each model is the overall figure.