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Anonymous

04/27/24(Sat)01:32:34 No.23329642

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Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)01:32:34 No.23329642 Archived

Planning on consuming.
Which screen size do you guys read in? Should I buy the Clara or Libra?

sage
04/27/24(Sat)01:35:46 No.23329646

sage 04/27/24(Sat)01:35:46 No.23329646

>>23329642
Not literature.
>>>/g/

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)01:46:53 No.23329668

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)01:46:53 No.23329668

I have a kindle paperwhite
I think a small screen size is perfectly fine so long as you're reading epubs

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)02:32:42 No.23329762

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)02:32:42 No.23329762

If anything I think smaller is better (unless you suffer from very poor eyesight).

So 6" is perfectly fine.

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)06:21:50 No.23330187

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)06:21:50 No.23330187

>>23329642
I have a paperwhite kindle, but since I read so many PDFs, and while it can handle them, only half a page at a time, I got a low to mid range Lenovo Tablet (M10 I think) specifically for reading PDFs using Moon reader pro. I haven't picked up my Kindle in about a year and the battery even died on standby. On the tab I dial the brightness down and use blue light filter and even "negative" setting on moon reader which makes the text white and page black. Highly recommend my set up.

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)06:48:53 No.23330234

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)06:48:53 No.23330234

>>23329642
If you extensively use pdfs, going >>23330232 route is probably for the best. I myself mostly read epubs, so I don't have any problems with my Kindle. Jailbreak it and install KOReader if you want more features.

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)06:49:55 No.23330237

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)06:49:55 No.23330237

>>23330234
>going >>23330232 route
Meant to say >>23330187

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)08:18:08 No.23330352

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)08:18:08 No.23330352

>>23330187
>reading on a tablet
No thanks I like my eyes

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)08:23:59 No.23330363

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)08:23:59 No.23330363

>>23329642
Go with bigger screen size

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)08:36:04 No.23330377

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)08:36:04 No.23330377

>>23330352
it's fine on low brightness, blue filter, and negative. No worse than kindle.

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)16:42:07 No.23331466

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)16:42:07 No.23331466

>>23330377
Demonstrably worse than any e-reader (unless you read for only <30mins at a time) as the light shines directly into your eye.

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)16:45:27 No.23331478

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)16:45:27 No.23331478

>>23329642
pocketbook inkpad lite is the answer

Anonymous
04/28/24(Sun)00:07:17 No.23332475

Anonymous 04/28/24(Sun)00:07:17 No.23332475

>>23329642
depends on if you value portability.

Anonymous
04/28/24(Sun)00:33:04 No.23332538

Anonymous 04/28/24(Sun)00:33:04 No.23332538

Just buy the biggest one there is. Really, they're all the same, only difference is screen size. Except the really expensive ones, those actually have extra features.

Anonymous
04/28/24(Sun)00:34:07 No.23332540

Anonymous 04/28/24(Sun)00:34:07 No.23332540

Is there any good reason to upgrade from my Kindle Paperwhite?

Anonymous
04/28/24(Sun)08:27:17 No.23333246

Anonymous 04/28/24(Sun)08:27:17 No.23333246

>>23332540
Not really

Anonymous
04/28/24(Sun)08:29:07 No.23333254

Anonymous 04/28/24(Sun)08:29:07 No.23333254

>>23332538
What is the biggest kindle?

Anonymous
04/28/24(Sun)09:55:33 No.23333512

Anonymous 04/28/24(Sun)09:55:33 No.23333512

>>23333254
Scribe