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Originally Posted by technofunky
I read my books in bed before going to sleep since this is the only way I can go to sleep, the kobo glo's backlight can only go low to a certain level and is still bright in a pitch black room, so that hack helps. But what about the paperwhite does the backlight go really low so that it doesn't irritate you.
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The range for the frontlight on the Kindle PW2 is between 1 and 24. Personally, when I'm in a dark room, I can't see the text of the reader well enough to read unless the light is at least at level 7--and for the most comfortable reading, I usually have it set between 9 and 11. I know other people here read in the dark at between 5 and 7--not sure if I have bad eyes or the light is a little different on my reader. But, to your point I'm sure you'll be able to set the light low enough.