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This particular limitation of Kindle is easily bypassed by installing Koreader or Coolreader on Kindle.
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That seems like more trouble than it's worth since you can use Calibre to convert to a Kindle format. If you are getting to the point where you are looking at sideloading software on a Kindle to handle ePub, just don't buy a Kindle.
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As far as I know, all Kobo models that matter - Aura One, H2O and H2O 2nd Edition - have 300DPI. But they are also overpriced imho. Among the named ones, only H2O (first edition, increasingly difficult to obtain except maybe when bought used) has a microSD slot.
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Only the Aura ONE has 300DPI, but...
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In my opinion and experience, if the DPI figure is below 200, it begins to be too bad. Anything above 200 is okay. 300 and above is even better of course, but not essential.
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Yeah, DPI on an e-ink screen isn't as important as PPI on a tablet screen. My Aura has 212 and I
can see a difference between it and the Glowlight 3. But it's not
that drastic to me. You are reading text on a plain background after all.