Thread: How to determine if screen is plastic substrate or glass substrate
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Old 07-30-2020, 10:33 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by NiMa View Post
Hi,
I bought a Libra and wanted to know if the screen is a plastic substrate. However, I searched on the Web and found multiple sources of different data... so I'm not sure.
Does a way to know if the screen is plastic or glass exist? Or do you know which type of screen is my Libra?

Thanks!
The only Kobo ereader with a plastic subtrate (what eInk calls Mobius) is the Forma.
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