Thread: Mini Can brightness be adjusted on the Mini?
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Old 03-30-2018, 03:00 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by RobertJSawyer View Post
I wonder if you have a defective Kobo Mini? I have two, and find the screens excellent (I also have a Kobo PaperWhite 3, Kindle Keyboard, Kobo Aura HD, and Kobo Aura). There is no such thing as "brightness" on a non-side-lit E Ink screen; perhaps you mean "contrast"? I'm not sure of a way to adjust that on the Mini, but as long as the ambient (room/outdoor) lighting is good, I find the reading experience excellent on the Mini.
My Kobo Mini is very usable, but compared to a Sony PRS-350 its screen is kind of "anemic" -- duller fonts. In my case (at least) I don't think I have a defective screen as the pictures of Kobo Minis I've found pictured next to Touches pretty much match what I've got. I think the Sony screens just spoiled me.
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