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The thing is that the iPad screen truly doesn’t compare to e-ink in reading black-and-white books. If the e-ink screen is made properly, with high resolution an
by thimabi 2y ago
The thing is that the iPad screen truly doesn’t compare to e-ink in reading black-and-white books. If the e-ink screen is made properly, with high resolution and no PWM, one can read for hours on end without eye fatigue. Battery life on e-ink devices is in another league as well.
For me at least, issues with an e-ink device simply mean moving on to another device, or another manufacturer/brand, instead of switching to tablets.
- MBCook 2y agoI don’t think that was their point.
- ArrowH3ad 2y agoI don't think they had a point tbf
- MBCook 2y agoReally? Seemed like it was that their Kindle didn’t last very long and it’s a common problem while an old iPad just keeps on ticking.
- robertwt7 2y agoyeah my point was I feel like ipad is more reliable. I can live with not having to read from e-ink.