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Originally Posted by vampmiller
I think she means the opposite. If I have the One and H2O at the same lightness percentage, the One is much, much brighter. If I'm looking for a darker screen to read in a darker room, I need to lower the One's light a great deal more than the H2O.
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The screen is darker. But the light is brigher. It was late when I posted it!
In a dark room (i.e. bedroom), I find the H2O is impossible to read (unless I put the night mode on, which gives me a black background instead of the white one). The lowest I can put the light is 7% without losing too much contrast. And that's too bright when reading in a dark bedroom for me.
The One I had at 1%, but with the Natural Light on, it wasn't as blinding and it didn't burn my retinas.
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Originally Posted by slayda
I guess I'm a "glass half empty" type. but so far the only negatives are 1) very slow to recognize a touch when typing & I type real slowly anyway & 2) although the texture on the back is great for griping it is slippery when placed on anything smooth that is at a slight slant.
I have old eyes so I love the larger screen real estate. One question tho; I noticed someone saying that fonts could be added. Can someone tell me how?
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1) I only used the touch when entering my wifi password, but I didn't find it very slow. In this case, I think it's perhaps a matter of expectation.
2) I find the device too thin, I also had some problem propping it up. I will have to find a good cover for it (a simple book cover, like the gecko I have for my H2O)