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kandwo · 02-18-2021, 12:42 PM

I currently own a Nova 3, which I am quite happy with, but for one thing: the screen. Having a flush glass screen makes the text ever so slightly unfocused/blurry, and I'm considering selling the device. It works better with higher contrast and backlight, but since I don't want to use the latter it's not a solution for me.

Would the Likebook Mars be a good substitute? How is the screen compared to Onyx Boox flush glass screens? Or compared to a Kindle Paperwhite 3/basic kindle? (I'm aware that more recent Kindles also have flush screens and, therefore, worse contrast/more blurry text.)

Is there anything else I as an Onyx user should consider if opting for a Likebook device?

02-18-2021, 12:42 PM	#1
kandwo Evangelist Posts: 467 Karma: 11708254 Join Date: Dec 2020 Device: Kindle Paperwhite 3	Is the Mars screen any good? I currently own a Nova 3, which I am quite happy with, but for one thing: the screen. Having a flush glass screen makes the text ever so slightly unfocused/blurry, and I'm considering selling the device. It works better with higher contrast and backlight, but since I don't want to use the latter it's not a solution for me. Would the Likebook Mars be a good substitute? How is the screen compared to Onyx Boox flush glass screens? Or compared to a Kindle Paperwhite 3/basic kindle? (I'm aware that more recent Kindles also have flush screens and, therefore, worse contrast/more blurry text.) Is there anything else I as an Onyx user should consider if opting for a Likebook device?