Thread: Touchscreen responsiveness: Kobo v Sony
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Old 04-27-2015, 03:19 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by arspr View Post
Sony IR is much more precise than Kobo one... As I've said quite a number of times, Kobos (at least AuraHD and H2O) don't see the PRS-650 stylus...
That's been my experience -- and it's the same when comparing the Kobo to the Touch Kindles and the Nook Touch as well. The least accurate and least responsive touch screen I have is my Kobo Glo. Is it a major problem? For me it's an irritant -- but I'm guessing it's because I move back and forth to different readers. I would probably get used to Kobo and automatically compensate for it if I used it exclusively. I don't know for sure. As is, I consider the screen responsiveness as one of Kobo's biggest weaknesses.
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