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Old 03-27-2018, 10:26 AM   #4
rcentros
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I inherited a Kobo Mini , so I signed up for a Kobo account to see if I like it better than my trusty Kindle. But is it really impossible to adjust the brightness? This will be a deal breaker for me if it's true, but I find it hard to believe.
I bought a Kobo Mini and was surprised (disappointed) at its poor contrast. It also renders pictures poorly (poor detail). I find it hard to believe that these had the same quality screens as the Kobo Touches (Pearl? Really?) – but looking at the comparison pictures on Google images, I see that those pictured are similar to mine. The Kobo Mini image rendering is worse than on a 2009 Astak EzReader Pro and much poorer than a Sony PRS-350 (or even a PRS-300). Still readable fonts, though – and I like the size – so I'll probably hold on to it. Not absolutely sure yet.
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