It's a smart feature given that the Clara 2E is designed to withstand being submerged in up to 6.5 feet of water for an hour. What's more, the e-reader's textured backplate makes it easy to hold, reducing the possibility of accidentally dropping it, even with wet hands. Kobo claims its Clara 2E's outer shell is made up of 85% recycled plastic, but using the e-reader every day proved sturdy enough to survive the two weeks of casual wear and tear I put it through during testing. Kobo’s new Clara E2 has a sturdy and durable outer shell. Other e-readers, including the Kindle Paperwhite, suffer from this issue as well.
But the light isn't uniform across the screen there are darker patches in several locations. In dark conditions, you'll find that the Clara 2E's screen is pleasantly legible and the color temperature of its screen can be adjusted. However, the Kobo device lags behind the Paperwhite regarding front lighting. In a side-by-side comparison, using the same font at the same font size, I was unable to discern a difference in the quality of the Clara 2E's text to the text displayed on my Kindle Paperwhite-a very good thing. This means the words on this e-reader's display are clear, crisp, and easy to read, like what you'll get on a printed page on a laser printer. The Clara 2E packs a 6-inch HD E Ink Carta 1200 touchscreen with a 300 PPI (1448 x 1072) resolution. Its scarcely-there-at-all weight of 6.03 ounces made it easy to enjoy an hours-long, one-handed reading session without feeling strained while enjoying my latte. I can easily slip the Clara 2E into the back pocket of my jeans to take with me to the coffee shop, no extra bag is required. Kobo’s new compact Clara E2 compared to the Kindle e-reader.ĭue to its dimensions, the Kobo Clara 2E is one of the most compact, mainstream e-reading devices available right now.
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