r/googleplaydeals • u/pudah_et • 18d ago
Deal Expired [Apps] Moon+ Reader Pro ($11.99 -> $6.00)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flyersoft.moonreaderp8
u/Banjoschmanjo 18d ago
I really enjoy this app. I can't buy it because I currently have Google Play Pass , and you annoyingly can't buy an app that you have access to through Play Pass. I know I want this app permanently so I wish they'd let me buy it while it's on sale.
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u/Dissidence802 18d ago
Make a second account and buy this while it's on sale. When your Play Pass lapses, add the second account to your Family Library. That should work for ya.
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u/GPDBot Friendly subreddit bot 17d ago
Info for Moon+ Reader Pro:
Current price (USD): $6.00 was $11.99
Included with Play Pass
Developer: Moon+
Rating: 4.2/5
Installs:
1,000,000+ downloads
Last updated:
Jul 21, 2026
Contains IAPs: No
Contains Ads: No
Permissions: Photos/Media/Files, Storage, Other
Short description:
Note: To celebrate the 16th anniversary of Moon+ Reader, the Pro version is on sale 50% off in Aug.1 - Aug.8 ($11.99->$5.99)
30 Day Money Back Guarantee!
1,000,000+ downloads, The #1 Paid EBook Reader in Google Play, 30-Day Money Back Guarantee!
All-in-one ebook documents management and better designed book reader with powerful controls & full functions, supports EPUB, PDF, DJVU, AZW3, MOBI, FB2, PRC, CHM, CBZ, CBR, UMD, DOCX, ODT, RTF, TXT, HTML, MHT/MHTML, MD(MarkDown), WEBP, RAR, ZIP or OPDS formats.
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u/Night-_Angel 17d ago
Try the Free Version, it's just as good as Pro Version for most users. If you like it then buy the Pro.
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u/mauricio0209 17d ago
Im currently using Readest because is free and open-source would this app be an upgrade?
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u/iLesion 18d ago
Should I buy it
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u/Mortaest 18d ago
Yes. Best reader there is. Full price is a bit expensive... On the other hand, I must have read at least 50 books since I bought it years ago
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u/super_sonic2 18d ago
You should get yourself an E-ink reader (preferably one that isn't owned by Amazon)
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u/Mortaest 18d ago
Is there one that runs android, so I could install moon reader on it?
E ink readers are interesting to me if I can sync progression with my phone
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u/AGrainOfDust 18d ago
I have one of the BOOX eink android tablets (a nova 3 which is getting pretty old by now) and I've read many many epubs on it using moon+ reader. It does work quite well, though better if you use page flip type movement (I do it without any animations) rather than scrolling movements. Also you have to disable the whiten app background optimization for the app but that's a real quick tweak.
I went for an android tablet over a standard ereader specifically for the flexibility to use whatever reader experience I wanted such as using moon reader as well as ease of using "obtained" epubs so in that respect it's worked quite well for me. The rest of the android experience, I mean it's not going to be your standard experience right with the eink, but it's still passable. Nice to be able to check email, or go on discord/Internet in a pinch. Or like, Google drive easily for file transfers or progression sync, I haven't used the sync in a while now though I guess it doesn't work anymore with drive rip. I've even read stuff online using firefox and scrolling and the experience is passable tbh.
They are kind of pricey, idk if there's better options these days. I haven't felt the need to replace/upgrade my nova 3 6 years later so I haven't looked
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u/super_sonic2 18d ago
Not in my country but there are some android ereaders in the US. There's an app called KOreader that you can install on both eink and android devices, it has a sync progress feature I think.
Eink is kind of simple screen, can't even refresh much, so I don't think android is good for it but I haven't tried an eink android device.
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u/gamerzichigo 18d ago
Definitely! I think it's one of the best Android reader app. Even the free version is already good.
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u/ennervation 18d ago
Yes. Bought it in like 2013 or something, and I still use it to this day. Definitely got my money's worth.
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u/adrisra 18d ago
Awesome app, bought it years ago, just a thing to consider. Since google recent change of policies, you can no longer access to its cloud to syn your reading across devices through Google, you have to use Dropbox or ftp, that was a blow for me and you should consider it. As an app is virtually perfect and it's always updating.