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And is the PW still paper-white with the leds off or is the screen grey-ish like in previous Kindle models?
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Grey-ish still.
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That could explain why turning leds off completely wasn't implemented in the PW.
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FWIW, there are PW reviewers on amazon.com who claim that the light can be turned off entirely in the official firmware:
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Can anyone confirm/deny? (I don't have my device yet, just warming up because I'm expecting my first Kindle Real Soon Now).
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While it would be nice to completely turn off the light, it's hardly a nuisance to me on its lowest setting.
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i agree. i doubt it drains the battery v much on zero setting. there are bigger things to worry about in this world!
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My big problem with not being able to turn it off completely is that the bright blotches at the bottom of the screen are still visible and catch my eye even at light setting 0, if I read with my bedside lamp on for example.
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^ you may have a really bad unit, then. At 0 and with bedside lighting, you should not see any blotches at all. Can you still exchange it?
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I'm on my 4th PW, they've all had the same problem. This one is the best of a bad bunch
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Sorry to hear!
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