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Old 01-22-2017, 06:26 PM   #98
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I don't understand this complaint at all. Yeah the battery life on the Aura One was sacrificed for the sake of portability, but it's still quite long for a modern portable device (firmware glitches notwithstanding). This isn't the Kindle Oasis, not even close.

What is even the use case for this? On how many occasions are you going to be away from a wall outlet for several days, while still reading for hours every day?
On vacation, camping in the woods.

Shari
Hmmm... Plenty of options. I keep a dual output USB adapter in the car. If we are hiking, I carry a solar powered USB charger though having it mounted outside the backpack when hiking is a bit of a pain but when stationary, it mounts happily outside the tent. And then there is the XYL's 10.4AH power bank.

I must admit that very few camping and/or hiking trips have had me reading more than a couple of hours per day which gives me two weeks before I would have to recharge the KA1. Camping is bad enough with all the work of home and damn few of the conveniences but carving out a couple of hours to read is doable, OTOH, after a full day of hiking (walking, climbing, whatever), the only reading I feel up to is the directions on the bottle of Tiger Balm.
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