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Originally Posted by j.p.s
An e-reader battery good for 1/2 hour per day over 2 months does not correspond to 1 hour per day for 1 month. Not even close.
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=138778
The good news is that going from 30 minutes reading per day to 1 hour reading per day will only shorten battery charge life a little.
The bad news is that going from 1 hour reading per day to 30 minutes per day only increases battery charge life a little. Amazon was not justified in claiming 2 months on that basis.
But, since the K3 can go 1 month at 1 hour per day, the new smallest Kindle can probably go 2 weeks at 1 hour per day. So via canceling errors, your estimate is probably good. |
Umm ok. All that long winded explanation and a link to detailed explanation on battery life and in the end you say "your estimate is probably good". I'm not looking for a religious debate on battery life, I meant to say that if it lasts 2 weeks (or 10 days even) at my reading frequency it's good enough for me.