Thread: Do I really want an eink eBook reader?
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Old 06-17-2019, 09:47 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Nausicaa View Post
The 3rd part about eyestrain is what interests me. I tend to read more on an LCD although it is not as good at night, which is why I think that OLED should be the best general choice. My main question is... why? I love the idea of eink screens, but I found myself reading less on them. It makes no sense to me because they imitate books the best, but I wonder if I am alone on this or did someone find something lacking on them that made them use it more.
We've had a number of discussions on Mobileread about e-ink vs LCD and eyestrain. Some of us do get eyestrain using LCD and we prefer to stick with e-ink. However, numerous Mobilereaders report that they read regularly on LCD with no problems. So if you are not experiencing any difficulty reading on LCD then you probably don't need to worry about it.
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