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Originally Posted by MarciaCat
Agreed; even with my recent Kobo additions (one from the Flea Market, the other I won) I would've asked Santa for a new Sony if it had a built-in light. I like the ease of checking out ebooks from my library on my T1 but not the light from the official lighted cover; it sometimes seem I spend more time adjusting the light than reading.
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Originally Posted by speakingtohe
I've used the lighted cover a lot reading on the balcony and I agree it isn't superb, but better than the Aura HD built in. I'm hoping that the T3 lighted cover is at least as adequate. Would be good enough for me with the smaller size.
Helen
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I'm the exact opposite, I find the AuraHD's light to be superior to the T1's lighted cover. I set the HD at 10% and I'm good to go for a long night's read without fussing to get the angle just right on the T1's flexible light "arm". I would also get frustrated by the light slowly dimming as the battery died and the spare ones I keep in my nightstand drawer just out of reach due to a cat or two keeping me pinned in place, lol, that of course won't be an issue with the new integrated light cover though. One thing I would've liked in a lighted cover would be if there were multiple light settings on it; I do like the M-Edge e-Luminator clip-on light I use on library books, it has three settings unlike the T1's lone setting.