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Sorry for my bad english - it's Google Translate.
Thoughts from a Kobo Mini fan from Ukraine/Russia. For me, the Kobo Mini is the perfect e-reader at all. And, if Kobo suddenly decides to release a Mini 2.0 with a frontlight, a protective matte glass, and slightly smaller frames, then this will be my dream.
InkPalm 5 scares a few moments - how much does it really hold a charge when reading without frontlight and wi-fi for at least 3-4 hours a day? (my Mini is in the mode of 3.5-5 hours a day with a non-original battery - about 20 days), the dimensions are very long if you hold it with a standard grip? On a 16:9 smartphone with narrow frames, it is more comfortable for me to read in the horizontal position of the screen in Moon Reader. Here 18:9 - probably not very much. And how is the sleep mode implemented in InkPalm 5, if there is one? Is it possible to put the cover of the book on the screen saver, is there a reaction of sleep/waking up from a magnet (I wake my Mini with a magnet - I hold it from behind through the case, and I put it to sleep through NickelMenu, so I almost don't use the switch lever. As with Bluetooth headphones, if audiobooks, TTF in MoonReader-the battery is low very fast?
On my old LG smartphone, the charge is enough when reading (Wi-Fi, GSM, GPS are disabled) for 6-8 hours, probably with different backlight (TFT display, model - x-135), but closer to the minimum. If there are no more than 3-5 days here, without a GSM module and modify Android, is there any sense in it at all?
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