Thread: Looking for waterproof e-reader with large or expandable storage
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Old 12-09-2020, 03:27 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by Quoth View Post
I've had the H2O in a Zip bag. I think we've bags big enough for a DXG.
However a Forma or Libra is handier due to page turn.

I'm only trusting of waterproofing on things with screwed on covers that have neoprene washers and quote 30m indefinitely. Most so called waterproof is really just accidental shower or puddle proof.

I agree a bag isn't ideal, but can work if there is a frame to ensure the bag isn't normally pressing on the screen. The bags are not 100% waterproof at the zip.
If you have a Libra or Forma, you don't need a bag.

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