Don't know what you gain by calling names.
Different people have different likes. Its really not a hard concept. Have a fine day ๐
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joined 9 months ago
No, I didn't say exhausting, I said uncomfortable. I bought my first ereader in 2009, and a lot of then in the meantime, I had devices with only buttons, only toucscreen, and both.
Using buttons for page turns is the most comfortable for me. I do appreciate a touchscreen to configure the device, select books, etc.
Opds and kosync, I'm sold :o
add.: ordered it 2 hours ago.
I'm fine with it being cheaper as long as it has a backlight lol
Its an essential feature for me, just saying of it would make the device more expensive, so be it
Hard, no. Uncomfortable, yes.
I'm really not looking to move my fingers much when I read. What am I supposed to do, rest my finger on the display so I can turn the page and skip 15 words per page?
Having a space with no display where I can actually hold the reader makes it so much better, for me
Read so much about that thing. Make it 100$, give it a backlight and WiFi and I'll buy three...
My kobo has a power button, and two page turn buttons and its perfect for my needs.
Seriously, I have 4 (5 if you count the ancient kindle DX) ereaders, and the kobo is the only one I use. Will never again buy one without buttons
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Thousands of users world wide, that's like multiple users per country, oh no!