Warm light Onyx Boox

BecDiggity · 02-16-2022, 09:35 PM

Hi all,

I'm looking at buying a Poke 3 (Or maybe the leaf) and would love some info about the warm light.

I like to read in the dark with a very orange screen and the brightness set fairly low. My question is how dark does the poke 3 go? I really don't like a yellow backlight at all, the redder the better.

I'm only looking at the leaf as some people have said it's nice to read with a white device rather than black, and it has speakers. Any thoughts on this?

(I've also heard the KOBO has a nice orange screen but I need to have Play Books installed)

Any help would be appreciated!

ottischwenk · 02-17-2022, 02:38 AM

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Originally Posted by BecDiggity

I need to have Play Books installed

For Google Play Books you need an Android device - no Kobo or .....

BecDiggity · 02-17-2022, 03:01 AM

Thankyou, yes that's a problem for me. I've seen pictures of the poke 3 looking yellow, but I've seen some people say the poke is quite red. I'm just confused right now lol.

ottischwenk · 02-17-2022, 04:50 AM

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Originally Posted by BecDiggity

poke 3 looking yellow, but I've seen some people say the poke is quite red. I'm just confused right now

I'm thinking more of a reddish-pink-orange color - certainly not yellow.
Boox Leaf too.

BecDiggity · 02-17-2022, 06:32 AM

That's fantastic, thankyou for your help with this!

Sirtel · 02-17-2022, 10:32 AM

I read Google Play books on my Kobos. No need to have it installed.

But no Kobo I've seen has had red color temperature.

Renate · 02-19-2022, 02:13 PM

Almost everything on the market (I know, that's a sweeping generalization) uses a TI LM3630A LED driver chip for the front light. As such, it has the innate ability to go down to a brightness level of 1 photon/hour (approximately). Whether the user interface makes this readily accessible or not is another question. In any case, a 3rd party app can access it.

02-16-2022, 09:35 PM	#1
BecDiggity Member Posts: 10 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2022 Device: Sony T2, Libra 2	Warm light Onyx Boox Hi all, I'm looking at buying a Poke 3 (Or maybe the leaf) and would love some info about the warm light. I like to read in the dark with a very orange screen and the brightness set fairly low. My question is how dark does the poke 3 go? I really don't like a yellow backlight at all, the redder the better. I'm only looking at the leaf as some people have said it's nice to read with a white device rather than black, and it has speakers. Any thoughts on this? (I've also heard the KOBO has a nice orange screen but I need to have Play Books installed) Any help would be appreciated!

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BecDiggity Member Posts: 10 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2022 Device: Sony T2, Libra 2	Thankyou, yes that's a problem for me. I've seen pictures of the poke 3 looking yellow, but I've seen some people say the poke is quite red. I'm just confused right now lol.

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BecDiggity Member Posts: 10 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2022 Device: Sony T2, Libra 2	That's fantastic, thankyou for your help with this!

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Sirtel Grand Sorcerer Posts: 10,427 Karma: 225537496 Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Estonia Device: Kobo Sage & Libra 2	I read Google Play books on my Kobos. No need to have it installed. But no Kobo I've seen has had red color temperature.

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Renate Wizard Posts: 2,544 Karma: 10479009 Join Date: Feb 2012 Device: Nook NST, Glow2, 3, 4, '21, Kobo Aura2, Poke3, Poke5	Almost everything on the market (I know, that's a sweeping generalization) uses a TI LM3630A LED driver chip for the front light. As such, it has the innate ability to go down to a brightness level of 1 photon/hour (approximately). Whether the user interface makes this readily accessible or not is another question. In any case, a 3rd party app can access it.

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