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Originally Posted by icallaci
I thought I would dislike the vertically-opening cover, but I've discovered that I quite like it, especially since it is magnetic, which makes it easy to detach and reattach. I remove the cover to read, then reattach it when I'm done. Very nicely designed.
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I’m used to the vertical-opening cover because I have the official Kobo Clara cover, but sometimes that magnet is so strings that the folds in the cover can get connected while I’m trying to flip it over. Small inconvenience.
I had my Clara near my Elipsa last night and for a moment worried something was wrong with my Clara. It kept going to sleep. It was late, I was tired, and I was placing the Clara on the Elipsa without realizing its closed magnetic cover was the culprit. That problem was solved by going to bed. LOL
When I’m jotting notes or writing in a notebook, I’ve come to appreciate that hefty cover. Especially with the ability to prop. I can jot with ease. The Clara allows one to prop up the device using Kobo’s cover, but the magnet is so weak that the propping is wobbly and unstable.
However, if one isn’t using the Elipsa as a writing device, I can see that the cover’s weight might not be desirable.
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