DuRoBo Krono review: A fresh take on the phone-ish e-reader that aims a tad too high
For those chasing the dream of a versatile book reader that's as comfortable as using a phone, and then adds some extra practical oomph into the mix, the DuRoBo Krono is a near-perfect device.
The DuRoBo Krono is a novel e-reader that aims for a phone-like form factor, trying to stand out with a clever scrolling dial on the side. It aims to be versatile, supporting Android apps via Google Play Store, and even becoming an AI-powered voice note-taker. The device is well-built, with a sturdy plastic shell, a smart dial for adjusting volume, brightness, and page navigation, and a choice of screen presets for comfortable reading.
Its display is excellent for text, and battery life is impressive. For a device that looks like a phone and offers e-reading capabilities, the DuRoBo Krono is a fantastic choice.
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