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I was surprised about this too. I've recently switched back to buying hardcovers of older books on ebay that I know I'll re-read (library for everything else).
by cybwraith 8y ago
I was surprised about this too. I've recently switched back to buying hardcovers of older books on ebay that I know I'll re-read (library for everything else). In my opinion, a hardcover book is easier to read both in terms of hold and in terms of eye strain.
Kindle backlighting is far too pure-white/blue for me to use at night when it would be most useful and the text resolution on the paperwhite I have (can't remember what generation) is nowhere near print quality. I am still sad that physical paging buttons were removed as well.
A kindle with adjustable color temperature would be a game-changer for me.
It also bugs me that you can't really trade-in a digital copy, and the prices for a digital book are rarely significantly less than a physical book
- frosted-flakes 8y agoI know one of the Kobo e-readers has adjustable colour temperature.