5 best-readers for Mac

Read books on your computer is less convenient than on mobile gadgets. But with the help of some programs can ensure that the discomfort will be almost imperceptible. In this article we will tell you about the 5 best reader for Mac and about what they are so good.

Bookmate

Despite the fact that Bookmate has no application for Mac and work with him only in the browser, it is still the top 1 service books to read. Cloud synchronization, pleasant appearance and the ability to load both their own books, and buying them in a store built make it one of the best e-readers for the Mac.

Calibre

Calibre - this is one of the most functional tools for working with books. In addition to reading, it also allows you to use your computer as a cloud-based library of books and convert to any format. As the reader Calibre also very good and will be enjoyed by many.
Calibre

iBooks

iBooks - standard reader from Apple, which is preinstalled on all Macs. If you have gathered a large library of books in the epub or you often buy books in iTunes, iBooks that will be the only possible solution. However, the number of functions and settings it is noticeably inferior to other eReader. Whether they are needed - it's up to you.

BookReader

BookReader supports all common book formats, has support for Retina displays and expensive. Of interesting: BookReader also supports controller Leap Motion, Which means that you can flip through pages, without even touching the keyboard or mouse.

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BookReader

Developer: leo mesentsev

Price: 749 rubles

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Clearview

Clearview also supports a variety of formats, allows you to choose the theme and read several books in different tabs. I do not quite understand why this is necessary, but may be useful to someone. Clearview price significantly lower than the BookReader, so you should carefully evaluate both applications before purchase.

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Clearview

Developer: Canoe Software

Price: 749 rubles

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How often do you read on the computer? And if so, what programs and services do you prefer?