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Thanks Atunah -- good to hear another perspective, especially from someone who has had more time with it. Yep I learned the "reverse button" trick real quick to avoid the bottom-right corner edge. See I pace around about half the time while reading, so any lighting changes/reflections are much more noticeable to me. That's why I'm a bit more obsessed about it. I think either are ultimately fine in that regard; reflectivity is not the biggest part of the decision. But one did strike me as more reflective than the other and it's a small consideration for my pacing and getting a bit distracted. As for the flat sheet on the front, yup, it certainly a change over from the Paperwhite. That's what makes me feel like I'm holding a small tablet/glass panel tech piece compared to the experience with the indent of the Paperwhite.

I really need to see (with more time) if it is truly more comfortable. I was expecting to be blown away by the comfort and ergonomics of it, but surprisingly I'm not so far. That said, it is indeed very cool as to how minimalist it is. I feel like I'm holding a little ghost and the text is hovering in front of me as I pace along - that's really cool. I also tried making it horizontal but I didn't find a comfortable holding pattern for that.