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Originally Posted by rcentros
I don't have that kind of trouble with my eReaders (or maybe I'm just not as discerning). It might be an issue with the light layer. The only eReader I have that is front-lit is my Nook Simple Touch with Glowlight, and it's too murky to comfortably read without turning on the front light. (Actually, even with the light on, it's not comfortable on my eyes after about a half an hour.) I don't know where you live, but if you're in the United States, you can pick up an older, non-front-lit eReader for about $20 and test to see if the light layer is the issue.
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To be fair, the device I have looks very sharp. I tested a lower end and older front lit version and that was murky in comparison. The light guide layers might have improved since your front lit device. Still, such layer can only degrade clarity. Assuming this device has one, it would be curious to see how it would look without it.