Thread: is the Kobo H2O big enough for manga?
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Old 03-03-2017, 10:28 PM   #14
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I don't know how manga in the Western world looks like, but Japanese bunkoban manga is A6 in size which diagonal length is 7.1" so it's not much bigger than the 6.8" H2O. Tankoban is usually B6 (diagonal size is about 7.9") in comparison.

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Originally Posted by greens View Post
Thx for your feedback. I have to admit, I am struggling to choose between h2o or A1. people made a shitstorm about the A1 battery life, that scared me a lot. So I wrote to kobo to understand the situation, they say have already fixed the battery life problems with a firmware update. may you reassure me about it please?
I never had any problem with Aura One battery life.

BTW I see that you are interested in Aura One so this is a comparison of A6 bunkoban and Aura One, unfortunately I do not have the Japanese version on hand:
http://i.pi.gy/bYKz.jpg
Last edited by crimson; 03-03-2017 at 11:02 PM.
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