Thread: Using a Tolino in the US
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Old 10-17-2019, 10:14 PM   #9
rcentros
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Originally Posted by 4691mls View Post
My used Shine 2 came today. It was definitely worth the cheap price. I was able to download all my current Overdrive library books and also copied from my PC via USB a bunch of books I already owned. I haven't yet tried buying from a store directly on the Shine.

My Kobo Clara is better for reading in the dark - the Shine needs another light setting between two of the existing ones...
Glad to hear it came and that you (basically) liked it and (especially) that it worked on Overdrive for you. I guess the Shine 2 is "old" technology — the Shine 3 is actually a Clara with Tolino firmware, so your two eReaders are "kind of" related. I think I read with the light a little brighter than most at night, so I've been okay with the Shine 2 for night reading — though the Vision 4, with its warm light, is nicer.
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