Thread: Kobo: Which Libra?
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Old 10-14-2021, 11:53 AM   #44
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But surely, if the choice is between giving the appearance of dubious mental competence by lugging a stand everywhere or NOT USING A CASE, sacrificing one's dignity and sanity is worth it? One MUST ALWAYS use a case, no?
My Sony PRS-350 has two pieces of self-adhesive velcro soft part. I got a €2 A6 size hardback notebook and removed the pages. Stuck the velcro hook side to inside back.
Perfect cheap cover for my pocket.

I pop the Kobo Libra out of its cover if reading for an extended period at home.

I use the Libra on a plastic & wire stand sold for €4 for a cookery book on the desk when reading out loud to record narration. I press "page next" as I'm reading the last word(s) on the page. Faster over all and easier than a swipe or tap on a reader with no buttons.
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