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Wiggo · 07-30-2022, 10:34 AM

First impression

It is quite light
Transfer from Calibre is easy
Screen is sharp and responds fairly quickly
Page change is fast
Dictionaries are more or less, rather less, ok
You can almost forget about looking something up on the internet
Reading in the sun is insane, it works very very well.
I can't zoom in on the maps in my novel (very annoying). I seem to need kepub after all
My travel guide PDFs don't work bad at all, but still nothing compared to the iPhone 12 max.

tldr; very good in the sunlight, at home not

Edit:
I managed to get kepub. Much better with the images

07-30-2022, 10:34 AM	#19
Wiggo Leftutti Posts: 549 Karma: 1717097 Join Date: Feb 2019 Location: Bavaria Device: iPad Pro, Kobo Libra 2	First impression It is quite light Transfer from Calibre is easy Screen is sharp and responds fairly quickly Page change is fast Dictionaries are more or less, rather less, ok You can almost forget about looking something up on the internet Reading in the sun is insane, it works very very well. I can't zoom in on the maps in my novel (very annoying). I seem to need kepub after all My travel guide PDFs don't work bad at all, but still nothing compared to the iPhone 12 max. tldr; very good in the sunlight, at home not Edit: I managed to get kepub. Much better with the images Last edited by Wiggo; 07-30-2022 at 01:58 PM.