Kobo Aura vs Kobo Mini
May 09, 2026
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(Discontinued) premium 6-inch e-reader with ClarityScreen technology and high-quality, frameless, low-glare display featuring E Ink Pearl technology that provides paper-like reading experience, even in direct sunlight. ComfortLight technology provides adjustable illumination for reading in the dark. Because ComfortLight illuminates the page rather than shining light directly into your eyes, you'll experience a truly comfortable reading experience. This e-reader also features pinch-to-zoom functionality, allowing you to see every detail when enlarging PDFs and individual books. You can also change the font size with a simple swipe of your finger. The body is designed to fit in hand like a hardcover book.
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Kobo Mini is the world’s smallest and lightest full-featured eReader, so it’s great for reading on the go. Complete with a no-glare natural E Ink touchscreen and built-in Wi Fi, it’s the full Kobo experience at a great value. Access to 1 million free eBooks doesn’t hurt either
Kobo Aura vs Kobo Mini in our news:
2014. Kobo unveiled waterproof Aura H2O Reader
Kobo has developed a new waterproof device - Kobo Aura H2O which costs $179 and is due out October 1. It's the latest in a series of efforts at offering devices purpose-built for readers at the premium end of the market. The Kobo Aura H2O aims to be a sort of all-terrain, sport-utility ereader, designed for those who want to take their devices places they otherwise wouldn’t, like into the bathtub or to the beach. The device is both thinner and lighter than the Kobo Aura HD, costs $10 more than and boasts an upgraded high-definition display and dustproof, air-tight design that resists water for up to thirty minutes when submerged.
