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Originally Posted by DNSB
I'd have to disagree. Few if any people who have used an ereader for any length of time want no bezels. What they do want is bezels that are wide enough to hold the device comfortably but are not wide enough to serve lunch on. Comparing the Glowlight 3 to Amazon and Kobo devices, we need to move up to a 6.8" screen to find a device that is larger than a Glowlight 3 (and that is a massive 3mm taller and 2mm wider for the Aura H2O v2, the Oasis v2 is 20mm shorter but 14 mm wider with its asymmetric bezel making it hard to compare).
I can't speak to the advantage of the rounded corners since I tend to hold my Aura One with one hand which is not touching either of the corners with my fingers under the back and my thumb swiping for page changes. Other people who have different sized hands are likely to differ with me. 
My major objection to the Glowlight 3 is the same one that I have held against Nook devices for a long time. The partitioned storage which allocates a massive 950MB on the GL3 for sideloaded content compared to any other ereader I've used where all the storage is available for either purchased or sideloaded content is not, IMNSHO, acceptable. |
Yeah I understand what you are saying. I was skeptical of the size at first. But the dang thing was a delight to hold.lol