Kobo Clara HD

[shalym]

Originally Posted by Barbara1955

I was Telling You Zod You Should use them Cases are Not going to protect IF Fingers can Peel the wax off.

Wait...there's a wax coating on the Clara? Is it on the screen?

Shari

[Barbara1955]

That's what it Feels like that's what I am calling it.

[Barbara1955]

Originally Posted by Barbara1955

Any one having problems with the screen Pealing? I have a few places where some kinda coating is coming off....

Here is my 1st post about it.....

[ZodWallop]

Originally Posted by Barbara1955

I was Telling You Zod You Should use them Cases are Not going to protect IF Fingers can Peel the wax off.

I understand. But I still have all the ereaders I've ever purchased still in fine working shape, except for the one ST w/Glowlight whose screen broke in a car incident. Maybe I'm just lucky.

But I'm also too much of a perfectionist and trying to add a sticky layer of film to the screen of my reader would stress me out, worrying about bubles/dirt/cat fur, etc. Each person has to do what they're confortable with, I guess.

[GERGE]

I have never seen a Clare around me; so, a question:

First, I don't care about red light, my glasses already filters those irritating lights (Essilor Crizal Prevencia, I strongly suggest them). My Glo HD is quite old now and carries all those wear and tear. There are also some dead pixels. I can still use it, but I am starting to think about an upgrade.

So, comparatively, are there any improvements in the Clara screen? It there isn't much, or any, I will wait and hope for another IR touchscreen device from Kobo.

[Barbara1955]

When you get it go into light settings & Turn OFF Auto. The You can decide which Lights you want on. Mine is adjusted so the Blue lights are on.

[Barbara1955]

Originally Posted by ZodWallop

I understand. But I still have all the ereaders I've ever purchased still in fine working shape, except for the one ST w/Glowlight whose screen broke in a car incident. Maybe I'm just lucky.

But I'm also too much of a perfectionist and trying to add a sticky layer of film to the screen of my reader would stress me out, worrying about bubles/dirt/cat fur, etc. Each person has to do what they're confortable with, I guess.

Me 2.... that's why mine is For Sale!

[ZodWallop]

Originally Posted by GERGE

I have never seen a Clare around me; so, a question:

First, I don't care about red light, my glasses already filters those irritating lights (Essilor Crizal Prevencia, I strongly suggest them). My Glo HD is quite old now and carries all those wear and tear. There are also some dead pixels. I can still use it, but I am starting to think about an upgrade.

So, comparatively, are there any improvements in the Clara screen? It there isn't much, or any, I will wait and hope for another IR touchscreen device from Kobo.

I have a Clara, but no Glo HD to compare it to.

My Clara is noticeably faster than my Aura, even with both running the same firmware. The Glo HD is a newer model than my Aura, so you may not notice as much of a jump in speed.