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Originally Posted by dlovely
I disagree... For me the capacitive buttons give me a "click-free" experience and is one of the reasons I gladly returned the click-happy DX. I cannot personally concentrate with all the noise and prefer the silent capacitive buttons. I do agree though that the battery life is terrible at best and they chose the wrong size for the form factor.
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I do not
hear the clicks on my EZReader (Hanlin V3), I
feel them; that provides positive feedback, for me, as I don’t have to wonder, even briefly, if my action has been registered. The DR offers no immediate feedback, and this has caused me to re-enter a ‘click,’ causing more annoying distractions. I don’t mean to suggest that your personal preference is wrong--that is a subjective matter (another user might prefer a trackball)--but from a design/engineering perspective, the costs, both in distractions and power consumption,
far outweigh the benifits.
Kent Walters