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Originally Posted by NullNix
I found I had to get used to it, mostly to learn the right way to hold it, which is *not* to grip it -- that'll tire your hand out really fast -- but rather to let gravity hold it against your fingers fanned across the back of the screen, with your thumb over the top. If you're holding it right it should stay in place from the position of your fingers alone. I flip hands about every ten minutes or so.
If you're trying to actually grip the bezel you'll be in pain in minutes. That's not what it's for. It's not a grip: it's a weight. (Or that's how I hold it anyway! Maybe others hold it in other ways.)
Well, for me it has, uh, a yellow hue, unless you turn it up too high when it does appear yellowish. Typical LED lighting, never quite consistent...
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I see what your saying about adjusting for the sake of the wedge but in the end i like to have a firm grip on my kindle and if i didn't grip just the wedge then i'd constantly be noticing the bump and it just wasn't worth it imo,plus the weight difference is practically unnoticeable so the trade off with battery life made it a non-keeper.
On mid-high brightness levels the blue levels were really high,even more than my laptop,seeing as i'd be spending most of the time reading at night with the light that more than anything made it impossible for me to keep.
There was not a single element of the device for me that was better than i remember with my voyage.
I did against my own judgement buy and try the device even though i had slated it when it was announced but i still gave it a chance and it is not an improvement over the voyage in anyway.
Those were my own personal findings anyway and thought i'd share them somewhere,i think the OP has already purchased one but would be interesting to hear back from him,in case he hasn't i'd recommend against it and go for the voyage,alot better for alot less money!