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Really wish my 1st gen Paperweight had split forward and back buttons on the right side. But then I also understand that'd increase the price by 10% and only h
by literalAardvark 5mo ago
Really wish my 1st gen Paperweight had split forward and back buttons on the right side.
But then I also understand that'd increase the price by 10% and only help right handed people with weak hands so... c'est la vie.
- phil21 5mo ago> But then I also understand that'd increase the price by 10% and only help right handed people with weak hands so... c'est la vie. You can... turn them upside down to become a left-handed device. That way you can be weak-handed with either hand!
- literalAardvark 5mo agoOnly way to get buttons that are comfy on both sides would be to flip it screen out. That doesn't seem like a very useful position to hold a reader in though. If you turn it upside down the left hand buttons will be way too high on the reader
- phil21 5mo agoThe Oasis solves this - buttons are in the middle. Since you tend to not use the back page button much, it works pretty well. I was skeptical of the "lopsided" design at first but it grew on me and is what I'd prefer in future devices from here on out.
- NetMageSCW 5mo agoThe original Kindle keyboard had perfect page turn buttons and it’s been downhill ever since, though the Oasis is livable.