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Originally Posted by Tarana
I also have damaged eyes that are sensitive to light. The Voyage doesn't bother my eyes at all with or without the light. I can't read with my Nook Glo more than about an hour or so with the light on now (I'm actually considering selling it for this reason - my eyes got worse over the last year). Any ereader without the light on works perfectly fine. I just use an ordinary reading lamp. Any kind of tablet is pretty bad. I use them extremely sparingly now (mostly just for magazines).
I know you can shut the light off Kindles and Nooks. I presume other manufacturer's allow this as well.
Finally, my Mom has a 1st generation Paperwhite - I can't use that more than half an hour. Don't know about the current Paperwhites.
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I’m relieved to know I’m not the only person looking for eReaders for light sensitive eyes.
I was happy to see that the whole Kobo line has the ability to turn off the front light, but I thought it was only the most basic Kindle (which doesn’t have a light) that could do the same.
Are you saying your Voyage has that ability too?