Thread: Best e-reader for contrast and readability?
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Old 09-16-2025, 02:40 PM   #28
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I have always been a fan of 6" readers.
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I know that I'm an outlier but I've never seen the sense of buttons on devices.
You usually need two hands to hold the device and push a button or else it's kind of awkward with one hand.
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My hand would get cramped.
The ("6") kindle Voyage is very light and uses (sensitivity settable) pressure sensors as buttons.

It is quite comfortable to use one handed. No remote clicker needed, so the other hand is completely free.

It was last manufactured over 10 years ago, but that is beside the point.
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