Yes, Yomu EBook Reader is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Yomu EBook Reader app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Yomu EBook Reader has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $8.49.
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4.75 out of 5
1,118 ratings in United States
This app is perfect for storing so many books, comics, pdfs, and fanfic alike! The import feature makes it super easy to mass upload files unlike a lot of other e-readers I’ve used in the past. I’m a huge fan of the tagging system that allows me to add another way to categorize my files beyond the different ways the app provides. I do wish there were some more customization options available, but it’s such a non-issue that it’s not worth removing any stars.
Please add other oses and synchronization across diverse devices.
I love this Ebook reader. If it supported TTS it would be even better because it's easier to read things.
Please make a fit to width for PDF’s so I can read on my phone better.
I hope this reader is on its way to being super popular. It works well. I would like to see more refined capabilities for sorting books but it does already have folder creation and tags. My main concern is that it apparently cannot hold more than 500 books before becoming “unstable.” I’m disappointed in that restriction and hope that future improvements will include a larger capacity.
Great for ePub, superior fonts, margins, and highlighting options are above average, but pdf support could be improved. Will up to 5 stars if ability to highlight for pdf books requiring OCR is added.
Excellent, built-in dictionary and translator. Split-screen. Bookmarks. Notes. Highlights. Formatting options. Documentation. Does everything I need for language study. I use public domain texts to study Japanese. This week Kindle stopped me from copying a phrase from a public domain, Aozora Bunko story telling me I had reached some kind of copying limit. I’ve been using Kindle for years and never encountered this problem. Sometimes I copy/paste into ChatGPT to get a lesson on grammar or vocabulary. Amazon’s boneheaded decision will undoubtedly steam other language scholars. I recommend “Yomu” to those who are similarly inconvenienced. Maybe I’ll move my entire Kindle collection here.
This app is by far the WORST app when it comes to respecting the style the publisher wants to use. It stomps on background colors on anything but "Day" theme, and it stomps all over everything else even when you put it into what IT calls the "publisher's style" mode! Even Apple Books respects the freaking border colors I put in, but not this app!
Best ebook reader by far.
I have been searching for years for a reader that gave me functionality to add and sort series and gave me the ability to add metadata. I have never found one that met my needs for I OS. This hits every single wish list item and then some. Plus it’s has an outstanding reading interface (which, let’s be honest is the whole point of a reader). This is the best eReader of the over 50+ I’ve tried. This will be my last eReader - my search is over.
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39
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50
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62
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66
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72
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