Product Comparison: Rakuten Kobo Aura 2nd Edition vs Rakuten Kobo Clara HD (N249-KU-BK-K-EP)
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Rakuten Kobo Aura 2nd Edition
Rakuten Kobo Clara HD (N249-KU-BK-K-EP)
Rakuten Kobo Aura 2nd Edition
Rakuten Kobo Clara HD (N249-KU-BK-K-EP)
- It's built solidly, it's got bookmark integration across all of its apps and it supports tons of file formats so that you can upload pretty much any book that you already own.
- The Aura having the same 6" screen as the Paperwhite. This means that you can enjoy the same amount of reading real estate while also having a slightly smaller body.
- Good quality display. I can read for several hours and my eyes do not get tired of this.
- Permission upset me since resolution is not up to 2016 standards.
- The display isn't the best. It translates to blurrier text and images and a more difficult time reading for extended periods of time.
- The Kobo Clara HD is very functional for my commute to and from work on the long train ride and for reading at night.
- It has a 6-inch Carta E-Ink touchscreen with 300ppi - so the screen reading is better than any bookpage I've ever read.
- The ComfortLight technology is perfect for night-time reading in bed causing NO eye strain nor does it bother my wife.
- The tough screen is very responsive and crisp. Everything is great.
- The Operating System and GUI are challenged from the get-go with flickers and lags for even the most simple actions.
Rakuten Kobo Aura 2nd Edition
Rakuten Kobo Clara HD (N249-KU-BK-K-EP)
Rakuten Kobo Aura 2nd Edition
Rakuten Kobo Clara HD (N249-KU-BK-K-EP)
Rakuten Kobo Aura 2nd Edition
Rakuten Kobo Clara HD (N249-KU-BK-K-EP)
Rakuten Kobo Aura 2nd Edition
Rakuten Kobo Clara HD (N249-KU-BK-K-EP)
- You can load pretty much any format of book onto it, usually by clicking and dragging, but failing that use the free program Calibre. Kindles are far more limited.
- It does have EPUB 3 support to render the complex Japanese characters and Manga.
- Just like a printed page, you can read comfortably in direct sunlight without glare.
- I am a fan of downloading many books at once and 4 GB of memory is probably not enough for most people as for me.
- I ran into a problem that not all PDF files opened. I think that PDF experience is woeful.
- It comes with 8GB of memory [no need for a memory card] which means it can hold over 5,000 e-Books.
- The ComfortLight technology is perfect for night-time reading in bed causing NO eye strain nor does it bother my wife.
- It has some font choices to change your reading format, displays ePub / PDF / Jpeg / Txt etc... supports multiple languages and has no ads.
- Love this ereader, so much better than kindle. The battery life is wonderful!!!
- Supports 10+ different file types, managed EASILY by Calibre and is small and very handy in the grip.