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Quoth · 11-14-2022, 06:05 AM

I've had or bought for others 7 Kindles. Since then maybe 8 Kobos. I'd not go back, though I did most recently get a S/H bargain Oasis, but gave it away after about 2 months.
I've had a S/H Nook, Sony T1, iRiver Storybook. Still have a 5″ Sony PRS350 used occasionally if travelling. I got an Android ereader during Lockdown just for Irish Library which uses Bolinda Borrowbox. I got a S/H reMarkable for wife to read some PDFs (hardly used), rubbish compared to my Elipsa. She got Libra original instead of PW3 and then upgrade to Sage. She'd not go back to Kindle.

I've not seen Signature Autobrightness, but I have it on other things and it's pointless. It works not too bad on one tablet, but makes little difference.
I don't use LED frontlight on any ereader unless I'm visiting somewhere with bad lighting, then the fixed level is no issue.

11-14-2022, 06:05 AM	#9
Quoth Still reading Posts: 13,692 Karma: 103837201 Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Ireland Device: All 4 Kinds: epub eink, Kindle, android eink, NxtPaper	I've had or bought for others 7 Kindles. Since then maybe 8 Kobos. I'd not go back, though I did most recently get a S/H bargain Oasis, but gave it away after about 2 months. I've had a S/H Nook, Sony T1, iRiver Storybook. Still have a 5″ Sony PRS350 used occasionally if travelling. I got an Android ereader during Lockdown just for Irish Library which uses Bolinda Borrowbox. I got a S/H reMarkable for wife to read some PDFs (hardly used), rubbish compared to my Elipsa. She got Libra original instead of PW3 and then upgrade to Sage. She'd not go back to Kindle. I've not seen Signature Autobrightness, but I have it on other things and it's pointless. It works not too bad on one tablet, but makes little difference. I don't use LED frontlight on any ereader unless I'm visiting somewhere with bad lighting, then the fixed level is no issue.