Thread: Should I trust the waterproofing on water-safe Kobos?
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Old 12-14-2019, 07:12 AM   #22
davidfor
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Originally Posted by HolyAura View Post
Sorry, I thought that water can go all the way into the inside of the ereader so that even when it seems dry on the outside there could still be some moisture inside. Guess I'm mistaken
It could still be wet inside, but, that is the point of the HZO coating. Instead of completely sealing the device, like the original Aura H2O, the internals are coated to protect them. Water can get in, but, it won't affect the components. And it won't affect using the device.
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