The Kobo Elipsa 2E uses a magnesium alloy as well as plastic.Īnother area of design that could influence a purchasing decision is waterproofing. The result is a glare-free, scratch-resistant, and downright prettier screen. Although all Kobos are made of plastic, a few more premium Kindle models (Oasis and Scribe) use aluminum and glass for the screen. One area where the two differ is in the materials used. You can read comfortably on any e-reader larger than six inches, which all Kindles and Kobos are. The rest of Kobo’s lineup, which includes the Clara 2E, Elipsa 2E, Libra 2, and Sage, all run at 300 PPI.Īnother thing you’ll need for comfortable reading is a decent screen size – the average paperback is nine inches diagonal. The difference to the naked eye is slight, but noticeable side by side. The exception is the Kobo Nia, which has a PPI of 212. In terms of screen resolution, every Kindle and the majority of Kobo machines use 300 PPI (pixels per inch). Every model released since 2021 also uses E Ink Carta 1200 display technology, meaning text is razor-sharp.
Each model is front-lit, meaning you see light reflected off the screen rather than LEDs shining directly into your eyes (as is the case with your mobile phone).
The Kobos and Kindles are nearly identical in style and design, with all models sporting a slim black body and black and white screen.
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