Kindle Fire Paperblack - gentler to eyes???

It's been a half year since I bought Kindle Fire HD. With this, I read several books. I've been using default display setting, and feeling a little bit too bright. This is the main reason why I bought JINS PC glasses. With good eyesight, I hadn't had a habit to take glasses with me, and sometimes I forget the glasses. In short period of time, it's OK to read without the glasses, but when I took my Kindle without glasses, I hesitate to read books for fear of my eyes being tired.

It wasn't until today that I tried the display setting of my Kindle. I changed the setting with background black, and letters white. Even though I don't have a habit to read a book with black paper with white ink, I felt that it's much gentler to my eyes than default setting with black letters, white background.

I also made letters two points bigger. Since my reading speed is slow, with default letter size setting, I was often overwhelmed by the amount of letters, which prevent me from reading more often. I admitted that my reading speed is slow and decided to reduce letters displayed on the screen at a time. This also brought me more comfortable reading environment.

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