Has anyone used an e-ink/ black and white ebook reader for internet access?

[RenterNomad]

My eyes are feeling the strain of MNing on a smartphone during night feeds, and I've read that the Kobo readers have web access, albeit experimental.

Any other ereaders offer this?

The Kindle Keyboard from several years ago offered it - it was not that good from what I recall, though did work if all you wanted to do was to read a mumsnet thread (have Mumsnet options set to display the entire thread in one go, rather than in pages).

YY - the kindle keyboard access is hard work because the navigation is so clunky.

Why not just read during night feeds (confused)?

I have access on my Nook. its slow, but its first generation...

Kindle had it, don't know if it still has. It was clunky and hard work. And a bit rubbish.

Doctrine, I wanted to be sure I could swap between book and M internet, and also it would save my smartphone battery!

The Nook sounds interesting. Is the Glow's light okay/comfortable, though? DH has a kindle with reading light, and I've also tried reading lights with proper books in the past: that small circle of light is not great, either.

kindle paperwhite still has it. it's ok in an emergency but I wouldn't use it for browsing for any length of time. it's slow, but the light is good.

Thanks. Are there any tech forums which show performance (e.g. videos) and are trustworthy?

Thanks again for taking the time to answer!