Thread: Kobo: Which Libra?
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Old 10-07-2021, 06:57 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by mimosavj View Post
I am thinking of getting the Libra 2 to replace my Aura h2o version 1.

The deal breakers for me are the 1500mAh battery and the 32GB memory, although I don't listen to audiobooks. However, I wonder if the 32GB memory actually works, because on my Aura H2O (ver1), if I load more than 1000 books via Calibre, the device starts to crash frequently.

The main culprit is the KoboReader.sqlite file which gets too big (300+MB) so it's corrupted frequently. It's so bad that I have to limit the numbers of ebooks on my device to under 500 books (which use less than 1GB of memory) and turn off the epub->kepub auto conversion feature (i.e. untick Enable Extended Kobo feature in the KoboTouchExtended)

I wonder if the Libra H2O or later H2O versions have this same problem.
I have had up to 2200 books on my Libra H20 without issues, although it was hardly lightning fast with that number on board.
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