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Originally Posted by badgoodDeb
In a dark room, your eyes are already getting dark adjusted, so the light can be lower. If the light is bright, your eyes have to strain.
In a bright room, a dim light will make the page look rather dark, like a smudgy dark piece of paper.
All that being said, I have turned off the auto adjust, and have the light set at 10. But I usually sit in the same place, so it hasn't mattered greatly.
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Just wanted to add to that the reasons for bright room: it really is absolutely unnecessary to have the light on when it is bright enough to comfortably read a paper book. But the eink itself is a little on the greyish side. The light is making it appear more white and more paper like. If it is bright enough, then the auto brightness will turn the light all the way down - that only happens in direct sunlight though.