#Kobo tablet 2016 update#

The only one that I've tested that works with a keyboard (out of the box) is the Boyue Likebook Mars, and oddly only on Bluetooth, not USB.

I've tested every ereader I ever got with a USB2Go adaptor. So the BT is only for audio? A bit pointless as a phone is better. I have updated my post for clarification. There was no mention of writing/notetaking via keyboard in my post for a reason.

#Kobo tablet 2016 update#

Will continue to check for any drain and update again if needed. So, if one is inclined to experiment, be forewarned. The only explanation is the BT, as I've not loaded tons of books just yet (10 epubs, 2 PDFs and Pocket articles) No way to confirm as there is no definitive on/off capability with the feature and there were no devices connected at the time. It was around 90% when I left it the night before. UPDATE: I woke up this morning with the battery at 28%. So, I wonder if audiobooks will be a future option? It connected to even more devices and also recognized a Samsung Smart TV. Sennheiser Momentum TW2 and Momentum TW BT earphones (with a battery icon displayed on the Elipsa - cool!).(I thought I read audio was a going to be a no-go) The following paired and connected: The real surprise was the connection of audio devices.

NOTE: This does not apply to notebooks/notetaking. dictionary, search, etc., with results dependent upon the type and key mapping of the keyboard - same as with any tablet. Keyboards work as one would expect, functional for anything requiring text input, i.e. I spent some time exploring the BT feature and discovered a couple of things.