Kobo Forma, their $299 device, has physical buttons.drdtyc wrote: ↑ Good find, OP.
But Kobo eReaders have no hardware buttons for advancing or backtracking pages. This is a non-starter for me. Others may have no problem at all.
I am still using my Sony TRS-T3 eReader which is equipped with such paging buttons. I can still download ebooks on loan from public libraries using the TRS-T3.
Yes. I bought it a couple of months ago. Nice e-reader. This is a really good price. I have both it and the latest Kindle PaperWhite. Am more committed to the Kindle environment, but the integrated OverDrive functionality of the Kobo is a really nice touch.
Kills the deal for me, too.trellaine201 wrote: ↑ Crazy. They can’t even get it right. Lots of missed sales like mine and others I’m sure.
I just chatted with customer service and reported it.
Who knows what’s next. Too bad.
The Kobo Clara HD has "ComfortLight" which lets you make the backlight warmer/more orange, but lacks the Paperwhite's waterproofing.zdpz wrote: ↑ This or the Kindle Paperwhite.
The kindlewhite during Valentine's day dropped to about the same price and people argued back and forth comparing to the Kobo Reader and Amazon Fire Tablet.
I love the idea of e-ink, but people keep saying that overdrive ability is more important. On the fence.
