Thread: Kobo: Which Libra?
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Old 10-06-2021, 05:44 AM   #9
John F
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Originally Posted by ownedbycats View Post
My trusty Aura HD is starting to show its age, so I put my GST money aside in hopes of upgrading. I wanted to go for Libra H2O - a bit pricier than I'd like but I wasn't overly fond of the cheaper options. Then Libra 2 came out.

Here in Canada, it's $20 more - I'd be hoping to get it on sale anyways. But I'm really not sure if the extra cost is worth it. Considering:

- I don't use audiobooks. Seeing as I'm mildly hard of hearing, I'm not likely to start. So not useful for me.
- 2 has a higher PPI 'Carta' screen. I figure this makes things a bit sharper?
- The 32 gigabytes of storage is nice, I admit.
- USB-C. This is actually the part I'm worried about— I can't easily get to my computer's USB-C ports and if the included cable won't plug into a USB-A (3.0) I'll need to spend even more money to get an adapter.
It sounds like you are comparing the 2 Libras? If so, they both have the same PPI.
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