I have run into similar problems, and I haven't found a perfect solution yet. I am curious about what people here are doing.
First, specifically about this "RSS to kindle" thing: it's definitely nice, but it means I need to push all articles to kindle, including those I'm not interested in by reading the headline. When I use feedly, I probably scroll past more than half of the articles in my feed. I wish there was a native RSS reader on kindle.
And I have similar needs to articles that I find on Hacker News or elsewhere. Most of the time I push them to Pocket and deal with them later. I haven't tried all pocket integrations (or other similar "push to kindle services), but p2k isn't great as it compresses images to the degree that they are not legible any more. And there are always some articles that either don't render at all, or things break (e.g. table not showing). Finally, it's painful to clean up my kindle library, and I wish I don't need to do any organization work.
I considered boox but they are really bad at keeping Android updated. Customer service is also bad -- I have seen horror stories.
Scribe's browser is actually much better than in previous generations, but nowhere near what I find usable.
Perhaps the best solution is to have an iPad mini. The device is very responsive, the screen size is perfect, there are lots of apps for almost everything I want to read, and the article mode in Safari works well. But I really don't want to spend $400 to have another tablet just for reading, and I really want things to just work on my two kindles. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a great way to do that.
First, specifically about this "RSS to kindle" thing: it's definitely nice, but it means I need to push all articles to kindle, including those I'm not interested in by reading the headline. When I use feedly, I probably scroll past more than half of the articles in my feed. I wish there was a native RSS reader on kindle.
And I have similar needs to articles that I find on Hacker News or elsewhere. Most of the time I push them to Pocket and deal with them later. I haven't tried all pocket integrations (or other similar "push to kindle services), but p2k isn't great as it compresses images to the degree that they are not legible any more. And there are always some articles that either don't render at all, or things break (e.g. table not showing). Finally, it's painful to clean up my kindle library, and I wish I don't need to do any organization work.
I considered boox but they are really bad at keeping Android updated. Customer service is also bad -- I have seen horror stories.
Scribe's browser is actually much better than in previous generations, but nowhere near what I find usable.
Perhaps the best solution is to have an iPad mini. The device is very responsive, the screen size is perfect, there are lots of apps for almost everything I want to read, and the article mode in Safari works well. But I really don't want to spend $400 to have another tablet just for reading, and I really want things to just work on my two kindles. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a great way to do that.