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Kobo Clara HD & Black SleepCover Bundle | eReader | 6" Glare Free Touchscreen | Adjustable Brightness & Colour Temperature | WiFi | 8GB of Storage | Carta E Ink Technology

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Color: Clara HD + Black SleepCover


Features

  • ADJUSTABLE BRIGHTNESS & BLUE LIGHT CONTROL The Kobo Clara HD has ComfortLight PRO to adjust the brightness and colour temperature of your screen. Gradually reducing blue light exposure, making reading easier by limiting eyestrain, so you can read before bed in the dark comfortably
  • GLARE-FREE TOUCHSCREEN It has a natural, print-like reading experience on its 6" high-definition 300PPI screen. Unlike your tablet or smartphone, this eReader has a screen that is glare-free so you can read in direct sunlight, just like real paper
  • CARRY UP TO 6000 BOOKS With 8GB of storage take your entire book collection everywhere you go. Browse over 6 million titles at any time, on the built-in Rakuten Kobo eBookstore
  • A CUSTOMIZED READING EXPEREINCE Easily customizable features help you read the way you want to. Choose from over 50 font sizes and 12 font types. With adjustable margins, the ability to highlight passages, write notes, and a built-in dictionary at the tap of a finger, the possibilities are endless
  • LONG LASTING BATTERY LIFE The Kobo Clara HD eReader has a battery life that lasts for weeks*, so you can experience uninterrupted reading on a single charge. *Dependent on individual usage
  • TAKE YOUR READING FURTHER Access your local library and borrow eBooks right from your eReader with built-in public library borrowing. *Available only in select countries. eBook availability varies by library location.

Brand: Kobo


Model Name: Clara HD


Display Technology: Electronic Ink


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Screen Size: 6 Inches


Memory Storage Capacity: 8 GB


Battery Life: 3 Hours


Included Components: Clara HD


Color: Clara HD + Black SleepCover


Item Weight: 180 Grams


Package Dimensions: 9.33 x 7.64 x 1.97 inches


Item Weight: 6.3 ounces


Item model number: N249-KU-BK-K-EP+N249-AC-BK-E-PU


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: September 2, 2021


Manufacturer: Kobo


Country of Origin: China


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Simple, well built, and compact.
Color: Clara HD
Pros: Fantastic display, good backlight, relatively intuitive controls. Cons: Touchscreen response is not perfect. Micro USB instead of USB C. Overall for the price I'm really liking it. It's been a long time since I had an ereader and clearly large strides have been made over the last decade on the hardware side. I've got very good vision and the display is really sharp with only occasional ghosting. Lots of typeface options make it customizable for any preference I can possibly imagine. I've only been playing with it for a few hours and I'm sure there's plenty more to discover both good and bad, but I'm really only interested in using it for its primary purpose - as an electronic book reader. I like that you can just drop EPUB files over USB. It's quick and it just works. Can't speak on the battery life since it's my first day messing around with it. I've got the brightness at 10% in my dimly lit apartment and it's both clear and easy on the eyes. The matte screen does a good job diffusing glare from overhead lights. Build quality and heft are both great. This thing is sturdy, though I'll probably get a case for it anyway just to keep it from getting beat up. One last thing: It tells you that you can adjust the brightness by gesturing up and down at the left edge. If you really hug the edge, it doesn't work well. If you move about a half inch in, it works almost every time. Even though it has some minor imperfections, nothing has been annoying enough to turn me off of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2021 by Nathaniel R. Huston
    • Great value for money. Also, with a little computer know-how, can support larger storage
Color: Clara HD
If you want an ereader that's cheap, good, and moddable, this is the one. There's a lot of software mods out there, but I find the default UI is totally fine. I don't want a device that can do everything, I want one that's comfortable and easy to use, and the vanilla UI is perfectly fine. However, if you like reading manga like I do, that 8gb of storage is gonna fill up fast. Luckily, the device is easy to open, and uses a regular SD card for storage. You just need to make an image of the drive it came with, flash it to a bigger SD card (I believe it has been tested to support up to 128gb), and use a tool to expand the storage partition of the card to fill the rest of the card. It uses a FAT32 filesystem, and the only one I could find that could do that for free was gparted. I used my linux laptop to do that, but I think there's a windows port and you could also always boot up a VM if needed. Just make sure you use a fast SD card. Don't cheap out on that. I've also had a few issues with managing books through Calibre even before doing the mod, but for the most part it's been easy to fix. One time I had an error where the database got borked, and had to factory reset it and reupload all my books. However I suspect that was a user error or something because I've had no issues like that since. The only problem I consistently have is that the metadata on new books are incorrect even if I manually update the metadata before ejecting, but the solution to that is just plugging it back in, updating metadata again, and then ejecting it. That always fixes it. I don't know why Kobo doesn't include a higher storage size by default, or even as an option. The mod is so easy and 8gb is really not enough for a system that supports cbr/cbz files.My only guess is that the extra storage space slows it down a bit when opening books, and it does- only a little bit, and only when opening a book- but that slowdown is probaby only present on big cards. My pick of 128gb is way overkill, but I wanted to be able to store everything on one device, including manga. OH yeah, one other little issue with big files- it can't load anything over 2gb. It appears in the filesystem when looking at the drive, but the device doesn't see it and it doesn't show up in Calibre. Luckily, for books that's a total non-issue, but for long comics like many popular manga, you'll have to split it up into multiple chunks. Personally, I wound up dividing long runs into multi-volume files, like "Jojolion Vol. 01-14" and Jojolion Vol. 15-27". Pretty easy workaround, and since cbz files are just zip files with a different extension, it's pretty easy to do. Overall, a great device, at a great price. The Android to Kindle's iPhone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Good device, easy to read, good extra features.
Color: Clara HD
Easy on the eye. It is much less fatiguing reading e-ink than an LCD screen. The built-in screen light works well. The only mild complaint I have with the reader is the finger-slide brightness control for the screen light. I have a hard time hitting the correct spot on the left edge of the screen to slide the adjustment. That could be a problem with my finger, rather than a problem with the slider location. It works, it just takes me a second to hit it correctly. There is an alternative way to adjust it, so it is really a minor complaint. The light is bright and even. The screen is responsive and turns pages well. I have seen complaints about "screen flashing" on page turns. That is just an occasional screen refresh, which keeps the screen free of artifacts. You can set the refresh rate in settings. I really like the built-in Overdrive app. It works seamlessly with my public library. I also like the Pocket app. If I come across a longer article on another device, I save it to Pocket, and then read it later on the Clara. Book illustrations are not easy to use on this kind of screen, but you can view them, at least. The dictionary is fast and easy to use. One point more: I wish there were a way to save highlights and notes directly as a file that I could access after I return a book to the public library. All-in-all, I am very pleased with the Clara HD. Update May 2020: I continue to use and enjoy the Clara HD. my experience has been totally positive. The battery life is excellent. In fact, you can easily turn off wifi when you don't need access, and the battery will last for weeks. When you need to connect, the device automatically handles the process of enabling wifi and connecting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2019 by David A. Legg

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