Thread: Do you use the light-sensor on the Voyage?
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Old 11-07-2014, 08:20 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by yarnmama View Post
Yes Harry that is how it works. I have been using it since I got my Voyage. At first the auto sensor defaults were too dim. I saw on e-book-reader blog that manual adjustments while auto is switched on will change the defaults for given lighting situations. It has been working for me.
I've done the same thing.
I found it was too dim for me at first but now that I have adjusted it while auto is on it has learned my preferences and works great.
Very happy with this feature.
Actually, I'm very happy with all the features of the new Voyage. Not a single disappointing thing about it.
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