Still, you should easily be able to get through a week's holiday on a single charge. Pros and cons Read in the bath or at the pool with peace of mind thanks to the waterproof casing. This summer, I’m using my gorgeous new Kobo Aura H20 to transport me new. The Aura One is a bit harder to get a handle. Isaac Asimov took me on adventures to outer space, while Louisa May Alcott and her little women brought me to the Civil War, and Lewis Carroll took me and hundreds of other kids on a vivid, unforgettable journey into our imaginations. It measures 6.8 by 5.1 by 0.3 inches (HWD) and weighs 7.4 ounces. The Kobo Aura H2o certainly shines in this area, supporting a wide range of formats including: EPUB, EPUB3, PDF, MOBI, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, TIFF, TXT, HTML, RTF, CBZ, CBR. The device offers all the standard features an e-ink screen with claims of a like paper experience, WiFi access to a built-in bookstore and. That's based on reading for 30 minutes per day, so if you find yourself engrossed in a particularly gripping story for a whole day, don't expect the same sort of battery life. The Aura H2O looks an awful lot like the Aura One, albeit a bit smaller and lighter. Kobo reckons you can squeeze up to two months of use out of a single charge. The Libra H2O is effectively an amalgam of two previous Kobo eReaders: the Aura H2O and the more recent Forma. I'll have to wait until I see a model up close before commenting on the quality of the screen.Į-ink displays are incredibly efficient as they only use power when they refresh what's on the page. It has a 1,430x1,080-pixel resolution, which Kobo reckons is the sharpest display available on an e-reader. Reading an e-ink screen is much more like reading a printed piece of text than a tablet screen is.
Unlike regular LCD screens, e-ink isn't backlit, meaning there's no flicker to tire your eyes out. Kobo Aura H2O 2nd Edition vs old Kobo Aura H2O screen dimentions. The 6.8-inch display uses e-ink technology - the same as you'll find on e-readers like the Kindle. It's functional at least and I really don't think an ebook reader really needs to be a showcase of luxurious product design anyway. It's a plain black rectangle, with no physical buttons on the front as all your navigation is done with the touchscreen. This score is based on our evaluation of 15 sources including reviews from users and the. Style-wise, it's about as visually interesting as any e-book reader, which isn't saying much. The Kobo Aura H2O currently has an Informr score of 7.7 out of 10. Kobo Aura H2O is the updated iteration of the Aura HD, and as such it’s built around a 6.8-inch e-paper touchscreen with an extremely high 1430x1080pixel resolution.
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