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Originally Posted by Kolja
Both are front lit. The screens on these devices can vary, but I can't really see much difference in hue on my Paperwhite 2 or Voyage. The Paperwhite 3 that I saw wasn't as bright and compared to my 2 Kindles, had a slightly more yellow or softer hue that may be easier on the eyes. I often fall asleep reading my Voyage at night so if it has a blue light it is not keeping me awake. I have read that some people are more sensitive to this than others however.
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Yeah some people aren't so bothered by blue light. My nan, mum & me all use red light bulbs in the evening otherwise we can't sleep. My brothers don't seem affected by it & could fall asleep standing upright, barefoot on drawing pins, with a 50,000 Lumen white light shining in their eyes
Is it correct that the Voyage has an adaptive light but the Paperwhite 3 does not? Can the adaptive thingy (I'm assuming this is an auto brightness changing function) be turned off? So that you can fully control the level of brightness manually?