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Seventh Son · 09-21-2009, 05:36 AM

I'm kind of getting tired of same group of people going through all the threads and bitching about the so called "glare" on 600's screen. And how it is "intolerable" and "unacceptable" and 600 is just a total piece of shit and how Sony failed to make one thing right and they have no idea what their customers want. While some people seem to have never actually possessed a 600 and at best have seen it in a shop. So basically they haven't used the device for any significant length of time. I have been using it close to 2 weeks reading under various lightning conditions and I find it great. The "glare" issues is next to non-existent when reading during daylight or under a good reading light. You need to specifically orient devices under a certain angle to introduce glare.

All in all, if you don't like something - just return it. Saying same thing over and over across countless threads isn't going to magically change anything. If it is not a device for you, fine, maybe somebody else will like it. No point making something look bad because it doesn't suit you.

And to all potential buyers: go to shop and make a decision yourselves. I did. Even after reading countless posts long before the device was released I still went out to see it for myself.

09-21-2009, 05:36 AM	#1
Seventh Son lurker Posts: 123 Karma: 356 Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: EU Device: I should probably stop	I would never return my PRS-600 I'm kind of getting tired of same group of people going through all the threads and bitching about the so called "glare" on 600's screen. And how it is "intolerable" and "unacceptable" and 600 is just a total piece of shit and how Sony failed to make one thing right and they have no idea what their customers want. While some people seem to have never actually possessed a 600 and at best have seen it in a shop. So basically they haven't used the device for any significant length of time. I have been using it close to 2 weeks reading under various lightning conditions and I find it great. The "glare" issues is next to non-existent when reading during daylight or under a good reading light. You need to specifically orient devices under a certain angle to introduce glare. All in all, if you don't like something - just return it. Saying same thing over and over across countless threads isn't going to magically change anything. If it is not a device for you, fine, maybe somebody else will like it. No point making something look bad because it doesn't suit you. And to all potential buyers: go to shop and make a decision yourselves. I did. Even after reading countless posts long before the device was released I still went out to see it for myself.