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Originally Posted by Ansl
My H2O2 screen definitely has more of a pattern on it than the Glo HD or Clara, but it's not nearly as distracting as I remember the 6" Aura screen being (no light-dependent scratch patterns on top of the grid, for one). I had to describe the problem quite minutely to others before they agreed I wasn't seeing things, but they did agree eventually. It shouldn't really be noticeable from a normal reading distance.
Still, if you, like me, are the type to look at an eInk screen close enough to see its imperfections regardless of the resolution, well, at least you'd have something extra to bemoan with the H2O2. It's still my favourite from Kobo's current models.
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When you say pattern do you mean texture or actual lines? The capacitive grid I am talking about are faint lines like a piece of grid paper...often at a 45deg angle. They are often very hard to see but are there as part of the "touch" layer. You can see these on some tablet and other touch screen laptops as well when they are turned off, but its not so common any more. I am not talking about grain or texture in the surface.