Thread: H2O; does it work in direct sunlight ?.
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Old 12-03-2014, 12:09 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by rwhe View Post
I've never had a Kobo malfunction because of bright light as such..
do you mean sunlight or artificial light ?.


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Originally Posted by rwhe View Post
I would check the spec for the H2O (and your Glo) and consider whether they're overheating.
Specifications and reality don't coincide with my Glo, My Glo does freeze in tropical sunlight due to overheating, which is why I want to verify if someone has read with their H2O for extended periods of time in DIRECT SUNLIGHT to determine whether it overheats, I never take a OEM's word on anything as they tell one what one wants to hear.
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