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Old 05-09-2013, 07:04 PM   #7
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Location: Vancouver, Canada
Device: Kobo Clara HD, Aura HD, Kindle Paperwhite 2021, Sony PRS-350
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Originally Posted by Canuck_in_Japan View Post
If you are ready reading on the Glo then I think the Kobo mini would probably be the best way to go as you should be able to sync your reading progress between devices.
Also, anything you've purchased on the Kobo bookstore would sync to the Kobo Mini so you wouldn't *have* to deal with two different ecosystems (unless you mainly read free books/library books - then it is not an issue at all).

My hubby and I both bought eReaders about a month ago. He got a nice deal on a refurb/clearance PRS-350, and I picked up the Mini (thinking I'd like the fact that it has Wifi) on sale for about $10 less. Honestly, I don't really use the Wifi so that was a bit of an unnecessary feature - but it is handy from time to time. I liked the fact that the Mini was just that little bit smaller, and I fell for the changeable back cover idea...

When all is said and done, I LOVE my Mini, and I love that it sits in my hand better than the PRS-350 (weighs slightly less and has a decent sized bezel to hold on to), but my hubby loves the 350 over the Mini, as it has a more substantial build quality. He also likes the option of being able to use a touch screen OR buttons depending on his mood. Personally, I have trouble adjusting to the "swipe" page turns on his. On the Kobo, you can just tap the page and it turns.

All a matter of preference. I must admit, the 350 does looks so much more "business" than the Kobo Mini.
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