It now comes with a 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM. Kobo bumped up the specs for the Aura H2O. With that said, TechRadar states, “… we didn’t notice any significant improvement to our sleep… we didn’t notice any sleep disturbance either, which is probably the desired effect.” Speaking of lighting, it also changes as the day progresses from having a cool blue hue in the morning to a warmer orange one later at night so as not to impact sleep cycles.
Still, when compared to back-lit e-readers, they noticed the light itself was not as bright or evenly spread. And, thanks to the front lighting, they can read in any lighting situation, even direct sunlight. While it falls short of the 300ppi of the Kindle Paperwhite, at 256ppi experts still consider it incredibly crisp and sharp. Once removed, it worked without a hitch despite the charging port not having a cover.īesides being waterproof, the Aura H2O also has a large screen measuring in at 6.8 inches.
How does it work in real life? Critics put it to the test and submerged the device in water for 55 minutes. As a side benefit, the same sealing also keeps out dust and sand, making it a great choice for the beach or pool. This means it is completely waterproof and can withstand up to 60 minutes under two meters of water. What sets the Aura H2O apart from other e-readers is its IPX8 rating.
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