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stethorn · 01-26-2013, 08:42 AM

its too bright, especially whenyour trying to get a young baby to sleep and anything too bright to attracts her attention. I have tried the paperwhite and love the way it goes so low, I can understand why amazon made the paperwhite light permanently on as if you pick it up at its lowest setting then there is no fiddling trying to find the light control.

Also on the Glo, they have given you so much control over settings to the point where you can change your font to wingdings. So why not give us the power to dim the light to almost of, or brighten it to the point that you get a tan !

01-26-2013, 08:42 AM	#46
stethorn Connoisseur Posts: 57 Karma: 12428 Join Date: Jan 2013 Device: Kobo Glo	its too bright, especially whenyour trying to get a young baby to sleep and anything too bright to attracts her attention. I have tried the paperwhite and love the way it goes so low, I can understand why amazon made the paperwhite light permanently on as if you pick it up at its lowest setting then there is no fiddling trying to find the light control. Also on the Glo, they have given you so much control over settings to the point where you can change your font to wingdings. So why not give us the power to dim the light to almost of, or brighten it to the point that you get a tan !