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Originally Posted by underscore
- b/w is good enough for my google maps use (reach a destination in town)
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For regular city maps, I quite agree that a b/w screen is fine. It's much nicer, though, with a slight bit of colour.
For hiking maps, a colour screen makes a world of difference. The last time I went hiking in Japan, I was using my Nova Pro. There were times when it was really challenging to see the various trails as they were sometimes difficult to distinguish from contour lines or rivers.
I will be very interested to see how the A5 Pro CC performs the next time I go hiking. I'll be taking screenshots on another device and loading them onto my A5 Pro CC so that I can compare it to the Nova 3 Color.
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Originally Posted by underscore
(i'd be curious to test kaleido screens on smartphones, as it won't go in competition for indoor reading with my main boox nova reader)
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I find the slight bit of colour really useful. However, it does make for a significantly darker screen which means that you need to use the light a lot more unless you're outside on a sunny day or beneath a bright light source.