Thread: Kindle Voyage vs. other ereaders: screen comparison at 0 brightness
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Old 08-11-2023, 04:28 PM   #63
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
Yes. To make the screen whiter. It doesn't have to be blindingly white like glossy magazine paper, but not grey either - I like somewhat off/creamish or greyish white in daylight and light yellow in artificial light. Those colors are not possible with an unlit screen, except in extremely bright ambient lighting - and I never read in such lighting conditions.
I see - gotcha, yes, those colors are not possible with an unlit screen without really bright ambient lighting.

In my personal experience, I haven't seen any ereaders that are as bright as actual paper (of good quality) in ambient light with no front light of their own. Kind of unfortunate, in my opinion.

Now that I have the Voyage, it seems to come the closest, but still not really there.
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