A previous blog post contrasted the Kindle and the Kobo. Since then I have unfortunately discovered that a Kobo cannot survive getting crunched by an airline seat coming to upright position with a Kobo caught in the mechanism. Sigh.
Still driven by the desire to access e-books from Toronto's wonderful public library, my husband and I decided to replace the Kobo. When he was out shopping, the Kobo Vox caught his eye and he brought one home.
To make a long story short, we returned the Kobo Vox after a few days of playing with it. I have already complained about the Kobo being slow in a previous post. The Vox is even slower!
I could not figure out how to download books from the library to Kobo Vox (despite previously having done this with the Kobo). I went to Kobo.com to try to get some guidance on how to do that, to be told that Kobo Vox isn't supported on Kobo.com. As I was searching around the web for info on downloading from a library to the Vox, I read extremely negative reviews on the web features, so I didn't even bother to try that. Besides, I have an iPad which I love (see my post on that).
My advice: don't buy the Kobo Vox.
I could not figure out how to download books from the library to Kobo Vox (despite previously having done this with the Kobo). I went to Kobo.com to try to get some guidance on how to do that, to be told that Kobo Vox isn't supported on Kobo.com. As I was searching around the web for info on downloading from a library to the Vox, I read extremely negative reviews on the web features, so I didn't even bother to try that. Besides, I have an iPad which I love (see my post on that).
My advice: don't buy the Kobo Vox.
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