Still, the only time that might be a concern is if your reading habits entail loading up on larger files, such as PDFs. The Kobo Aura Edition 2 provides 4GB of internal storage unlike some of the other Kobo models, there’s no microSD card slot that would allow you to add to that. The Kobo Aura Edition 2’s backlight is much brighter at maximum brightness than the Paperwhite’s at its max, but there’s not much of a difference at the lower levels that most people will actually use. I haven’t liked any of the Kobo’s backlights, which render text murky when they’re cranked up. The Paperwhite’s page transitions seem smoother, too.
I read Earnest Hemingway’s For Whom The Bell Tolls on both the Aura Edition 2 and the 2015 Kindle Paperwhite, and while I didn’t experience eyestrain after reading the Kobo, I couldn’t get past how poor the Edition 2’s text looked in comparison to Amazon’s e-reader. Those e-readers boast 300 ppi resolution, as do all three of Amazon’s best Kindles. It’s considerably lower than the top-shelf Kobo Aura One and the Kobo Glo HD, which costs just $10 more. The 212 ppi resolution isn’t impressive either.
The Edition 2’s display is adequate, but it is neither as bright nor as legible as other similarly priced e-readers.
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