Thread: Sonys have better screens?
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Old 03-21-2018, 11:01 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Hemmi View Post
I've only got a Kobo Mini (gave away my Touch because the touchscreen and I are not friends). I guess I've never compared the screens although I have been reading on the Mini lately since it's the only reader I've got that fits in my new purse (ereader in the purse is a must have). I don't read on it for long and the continual swiping to change the page is distracting enough. I don't find the screen difficult to read on at all though.
No, I didn't mean to say the Mini and Touch aren't both easy to read on, but the Sonys are noticeably "whiter" with darker fonts. I was just curious why, since (I believe) both use Pearl class screens?

The size of the Kobo Mini is its best feature. But I do need a pouch or case for it and OEM ones seem almost impossible to find. The Mini does seem a bit "persnickety" about hooking up to Calibre, but I think I can work around that.
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