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Originally Posted by HarryT
I'm not sure that I see the point of a stand like this. Isn't having to reach out every few seconds to press the page turn button rather annoying? I'd much rather be holding the reader, with the page turn button under my thumb.
What is the benefit of such a stand?
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For those who have small hands or arthritis a stand is a must for long term reading. I can't hold the kindle one handed for long and I can't turn the page with my thumb. I have to use my other hand to turn the page. So I hold the Kindle with both hands, after awhile my arms lock up and start to ache so a I use a stand with a pillow desk on my lap to read or I sit at my desk with my stand to read on my K3.
I also like to use it when I am lying on my side in bed sitting it next to me. I also read this way with a paperback.
Stands are also great when eating, when you just can't put that book down because it's soo good.
