Overview
- Aura put the 10-inch Aura Ink on sale in the U.S. on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, with a $349 price and immediate availability through its store.
- The Ink 10 uses E Ink’s Spectra 6 panel expanded to nine tuned base colors plus Aura’s proprietary dithering, and it raises pixel density to 200 ppi for sharper detail than the 13-inch model.
- The frame is cordless with a rechargeable battery that Aura rates for up to three months at one image change per day but reviewers report shorter real-world runtimes depending on refresh frequency, lighting, and motion sensing.
- Changing a photo is a slow, visible process that takes about 30 seconds and can be set between one and 12 automatic updates per day, a tradeoff that conserves power but rules out rapid slideshows or video.
- The Ink 10 links to the Aura app with free unlimited cloud storage, shared albums, Google and Apple Photos support, and text/email uploads, positioning it as a premium non‑backlit alternative to Aura’s cheaper LCD frames.