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Originally Posted by Apollyon202
I prefer asymmetrical as I can hold the device and turn pages with one hand.
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I agree, though the lip needs rounded. However, it's due to how the halves connect. Four screws and the top wrapping at button side would be better than the clip together design that results in an edge at the buttons.
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Originally Posted by Apollyon202
Mobius screen would also help to use the device without a sleepcover (sometimes), and by that the device is more comfortable to hold without worrying about a potential screen-killing accident.
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No, the Mobius substrate was so as to have a lighter chassis on larger than 7″ screens. It's likely got lower production yield and lower life. It won't help if you walk into a bollard or drop a can of beans on it (or mug etc). It was an interesting idea, but it's not flexible enough for a folding or roll up screen, so it seems almost abandoned by Eink Corp.
I only use a sleep cover on ones taken out of the house or maybe in storage.
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I've a calculator with a slide on cover that can slide on in reverse. Half the weight of a folding sleep cover. Another calculator has a double hinge on the front cover making it easier to open and fold underneath. Did the Sony PRS-350 have a single panel cover option? I have the PRS-350 but I've never even seen a photo of the cover.