Overview
- Aura put the Ink 10 on sale on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, priced at $349 as a smaller, lower-cost follow-up to its 13‑inch Ink frame.
- The Ink 10 uses E Ink’s Spectra 6 hardware enhanced by Aura’s proprietary dithering and three custom base colors (off‑white, mustard and orange) to create smoother gradients and more natural skin tones.
- Aura says the frame can run up to three months on a single charge if it updates photos once per day, but reviewers note real-world runtimes are likely shorter and depend on refresh frequency, room lighting and front‑light use.
- The device pairs with the Aura app and supports iCloud and Google Photos for shared albums and easy uploads, and it refreshes images with a 30‑second wave-like ripple rather than the original model’s random flashing.
- The Ink 10 is aimed at buyers who want a non-glowing, decor-friendly photo display but it carries tradeoffs: a single black frame with dark grey mat, less saturated color than LCD frames, and a premium price compared with Aura’s own LCD options.