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eb00ker · 01-04-2015, 01:15 PM

I have tested the AfterGlow2 now for 1 week straight and must honestly say:
I'm pretty surprised from it- positively.

They improved a few things which the big brother, the M96, lacked off.
In example:

Pros:
- constant screen refreshes, even in full screen mode.
- with a better display (I suppose...they tweaked a bit)
- touchscreen (downside would be the sensitivity - you have to touch quite hard)
- processor (it got a faster one)
- Android 4.2 (they optimized it much better better than the Version on the M96)

Cons:
- battery drains much faster... (Especially on WiFi)
- touchscreen not sensitive enough (but I wished my M96 had it...)
- no Bluetooth
- little internal space
- no physical volume buttons

All in all, it is a pretty good and reliable eReader I would say.
I didn't notice any mature drawbacks.

01-04-2015, 01:15 PM	#2
eb00ker Connoisseur Posts: 63 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Europe Device: Kindle DXG / Onyx Boox M92 / M96 / C67 AFTERGLOW 2	I have tested the AfterGlow2 now for 1 week straight and must honestly say: I'm pretty surprised from it- positively. They improved a few things which the big brother, the M96, lacked off. In example: Pros: - constant screen refreshes, even in full screen mode. - with a better display (I suppose...they tweaked a bit) - touchscreen (downside would be the sensitivity - you have to touch quite hard) - processor (it got a faster one) - Android 4.2 (they optimized it much better better than the Version on the M96) Cons: - battery drains much faster... (Especially on WiFi) - touchscreen not sensitive enough (but I wished my M96 had it...) - no Bluetooth - little internal space - no physical volume buttons All in all, it is a pretty good and reliable eReader I would say. I didn't notice any mature drawbacks. Last edited by eb00ker; 01-04-2015 at 01:21 PM.