Thread: Kobo Aura H2O Officially Announced
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Old 08-30-2014, 09:55 AM   #109
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
It doesn't matter how the back feels as you should not be able to feel the back as the H2O should be in a cover where you will feel the cover and not the back of the H2O.

I've said this a number of times "A Reader without a cover is a Reader waiting to get broken" and I've read about too many people breaking their Readers without using a cover. So go ahead, prove me right and break your H2O by not using a cover.
Lots of shoulds and should nots here. I've had a etctaco jetbook, Sony PRS-650, Aura HD and Aura starting from about 2009 or so and I've never broken any of them. I really detest covers for ebook readers . There's no reason that a well taken care of reader won't do just fine without a cover and be lighter and easier to hold for it.
That said, I'm glad to hear that they this new Aura is using a more rubber type of plastic as that hard, slippery plastic on the Aura HD was ridiculous.
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