Thread: Best device with my eye problems
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Old 04-24-2017, 11:19 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Techno View Post
I'm thinking I'll have to. I guess the best I can do is avoid reading in low light, and get an ereader that works for me otherwise.

I want to use a Kobo for many reasons (instead of Kindle), but I'm thinking the worse screen refresh is enough to outweigh all the positives for me. (Again, even though I have it not doing a full refresh for 90-99 pages.)

I just remembered that a local store probably has a display Voyage and PW3. That could help me decide.

I'm needing to read a long book for school ASAP, and may need to read it on the PC.
I only thought of that because I have to have a small light source or even turning the light all the way down on my tablet is way bright.
Can I guess you are also nearsighted?
My far sighted husband can't use my tablet without adjusting the light, turning it up. Same token, his almost blinds me.
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