You can have it refresh every page turn or less often, down to every six page turns. The other unique customization feature is the ability to adjust how often the screen refreshes, aka flashes, to clear the ghosting inherent to e-ink.
That's where the higher resolution is a big boost that, and cover images. I didn't find the contrast incredibly good - the letters aren't inky black but more of a dark gray - but the text is sharp at smaller font sizes, which is nice. It's added new fonts that are optimized for the screen's higher resolution, and you can really customize how the text is displayed on the screen, with the ability to change the margins and justification. You can quibble over how Kobo uses the space on the home screen (there's some unused space), but that's a minor gripe.Īside from the built-in light, Kobo's done some interesting things with the fonts on the device. I had no problem accessing settings or navigating the device in general. My review unit was white with a blue back, but you can also get the Glo in black.Īs part of the launch, Kobo has redesigned the user interface, and it's now more inviting and straightforward. Overall, its design is pretty straightforward, even slightly generic (at least from the front), though its textured back panel, which has a sort of argyle pattern and comes in various colors, gives it a bit of flair. The Wi-Fi-enabled Glo is a touch smaller than the Paperwhite, both in terms of dimensions and weight, coming in at 6.52 ounces. Just don't expect the Kobo Store - and the breadth of Kobo's offerings - to be on par with Amazon's and Barnes & Noble's offerings.
In all, this is a very solid e-ink e-reader that has a few unique features not found in other e-readers.
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Kobo Aura One Key Features Screen:ħ.8” HD Carta E Ink touchscreen, 1872 x 1404 resolution 300 dpiĨ GB on-board memory, holds up to 6,000 eBooksĬomfortLight PRO – Reduces blue-light exposure and protects your eyes for the best nighttime reading experience.When Kobo first announced the product, I was a little skeptical that the hardware and lighting scheme could match up with the Kindle and Nook devices, but after using the Glo for a few weeks I have to say that its built-in light is basically on par with the Paperwhite's and offers slightly more uniformity than the Nook's built-in light.
Though the display is 7.8″ in size, the weight of Kobo Aura One is only slightly more than that of Kindle Paperwhite. You can also import books purchased on independent stores, books from Project Gutenberg etc and this will be a massive advantage for those who prefer reading books that are not from Amazon’s store. This means that you can import any book and read it on the Aura One. The Kobo Aura One supports most eBook formats like EPUB, MOBI, PDF, TXT, HTML, RTF. The display is the first eBook reader display that reduces blue light and emanates a orange glow at night so that you do not get effected by the bright white light at night.This is a welcome feature given that emphasis on the reduction of blue light in displays. The 7.8″ display on the Kobo Aura One has 300 dpi 1872 x 1404 pixel resolution display.
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