Is 6 inches enough?

>>9379339
not according to your mom

>>9379346
GOTTEM

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But to answer your question seriously, my Kobo Aura has a 6 inch screen and I think it's pretty much ideal. It's definitely not too small and it's still very portable. I'd hesitate to buy an ereader with a bigger screen should this one break.

>>9379339
Yes but the kindles past paperwhite are useless gadgets.

>>9380258
How well does the Kindel paperwhite work in the sun?

>>9380281
If you're worried about overheating it doesn't really happen with any decent ereader. That's one of their main selling points over tablets.

>>9379339
my phone has a 7" screen but I might get an 8" next time if the specs are good for pdfs.

>>9380290
>reading on a phone.

>>9380289
Oh I meant to ask if it was hard to read with sun light on it? Whether glare on the screen is an issues.
Go to know they run cool, I hate getting sweaty hands holding a hot device.

>>9380281
Kindle with good ambient light is better than with his lights on tbqh

>>9380309
Glare isn't an issue, it's like reading a regular book.

>>9380311
>>9380324
Thanks lads, this is what I was hoping for. I use my iPhoneat the moment and when I'm outside the glare is real. The damn thing gets so hot to, which is annoying.

>>9380338
iktf, I used to dismiss e-readers after years of torturing my eyesight trying to read on the phone but they've managed to solve most of the issues I had with e-books with the kindle (never used other readers, so I don't know about them)

>>9379339
>Is 6 inches enough?
Size doesn't matter - technique does.

>>9380342
My brother has one of the older kindles and that old thing was better than my iPhone. I am going to have to get one now.

>>9380363
t. dicklet

>>9379339
6 inches should be sufficient for most books you will probably read. if you feel you need more, most e-readers have a button you can push and they will display the rest of the book on a new 'page'.