While it has some weaknesses, it’s an excellent option for avid readers, travelers, or students.
In fact, most of the Elipsa 2E’s features aren’t too different from competitors.
I also received the SleepCover, which is sold separately.
The build of the Kobo Elipsa 2E is solid.
The top cover that frames the screen is plastic and has a Kobo logo in the bottom-right corner.
The Kobo Stylus 2 worked well, though it isn’t pressure-sensitive.
I learned my way around quickly, and every tab has a clear label.
Students, if you’re reading this, this eReader might make sense for you.
I did notice the eBook prices on Kobo cost significantly more than some offerings on Kindle.
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The adjustable lighting was also a lifesaver when my eyes got tired and I wanted less blue light.
Although the reading and annotation experience was fantastic, I encountered some issues I couldn’t overlook.
The first was the OS’s rather buggy performance when completing specific tasks.
The Kobo Elipsa 2E eReader makes digital reading, note-taking, and annotating easy, plus its adjustable display lighting lets you read in any light.
I also experienced some blips when using my Beats Studio Buds to listen to an audiobook.
I brought the gadget with me on a brief vacation, planning to do some late-night reading.
Charging the Elipsa 2E took a bit of time but nothing too lengthy considering the return on battery life.
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Should You Buy the Kobo Elipsa 2E eReader?
TheKobo Elipsa 2Eis a solid choice for people looking for more than just an eReader.
Ready to commit to the latest Elipsa?
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you could buy theKobo Elipsa 2Efor $399.99 today.
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