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Amazon Kindle Click vs. Kobo Remote: A Tale of Two Page-Turners

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Amazon has launched the Kindle Click, a Bluetooth page-turning remote for its e-readers, following Kobo's earlier release of the Kobo Remote. Both devices aim to provide convenience by allowing users to turn pages without touching their e-readers, connecting via Bluetooth and offering similar basic functionality. However, they differ in price, design, battery type, and compatibility, with the Kindle Click costing $34.99 and featuring USB-C charging, while the Kobo Remote, priced around $30, uses a replaceable AAA battery and offers a more ergonomic design. AI

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Amazon Kindle Click vs. Kobo Remote: A Tale of Two Page-Turners

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Gabriela Vătu) ·

    Kindle Click vs Kobo Remote: How much of a difference is there?

    Of course you're going to get the one that works with your ereader, but which of these page-turning gadgets is actually better?

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