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Quoth · 06-26-2022, 06:14 AM

Kindle PW3 goes flat when occasionally used far faster than H2O original or original Libra used occasionally which have good battery life, I've not noticed those Kobo needing charged often when used a lot compared to PW3. The indexing can run a PW3 flat quickly if you don't leave it connected & charging after putting on a lot of books

My Sage initially was a lot poorer than original Libra, but still better than my tablet or phone which I don't use much. Battery life is much better on the 4.32.x FW, especially reading. I've nearly 3,000 PD books and about 150 bought ebooks (going back to 2013) on the Sage. I suspect an open Notepad uses a lot and I wonder does the Sage sleep properly if you don't exit a notebook?

If you don't need notes a Libra 2 makes more sense than Sage. If you really need a lot of Manga / Comics / PDFs, then an Elipsa might be better (It's far superior to a Remarkable, though if you read larger PDFs then install KOReader for the Autocrop).

06-26-2022, 06:14 AM	#74
Quoth Still reading Posts: 14,487 Karma: 107078855 Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Ireland Device: All 4 Kinds: epub eink, Kindle, android eink, NxtPaper	Kindle PW3 goes flat when occasionally used far faster than H2O original or original Libra used occasionally which have good battery life, I've not noticed those Kobo needing charged often when used a lot compared to PW3. The indexing can run a PW3 flat quickly if you don't leave it connected & charging after putting on a lot of books My Sage initially was a lot poorer than original Libra, but still better than my tablet or phone which I don't use much. Battery life is much better on the 4.32.x FW, especially reading. I've nearly 3,000 PD books and about 150 bought ebooks (going back to 2013) on the Sage. I suspect an open Notepad uses a lot and I wonder does the Sage sleep properly if you don't exit a notebook? If you don't need notes a Libra 2 makes more sense than Sage. If you really need a lot of Manga / Comics / PDFs, then an Elipsa might be better (It's far superior to a Remarkable, though if you read larger PDFs then install KOReader for the Autocrop). Last edited by Quoth; 06-26-2022 at 06:17 AM.