Review on 6.8" E-reader Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 2021 1236x1648, E-Ink, black by Czeslawa Stec ᠌

formerly only read over the phone or in books printed on paper. I noticed that I was reading less and less, so I made the illogical decision to try stimulating myself with a specialized tool (yeah, I know; but why not?). And did not lose! Reading has evolved; it is now much more comfortable to read, download books (of course, only from official sources! ), and other activities like this. On the other hand, I feel obligated to warn you in advance that it appears that there is a wedding taking place on the screen rather frequently (I made the mistake of watching it and saw reviews that were similar here). The very first book that I purchased had a total of six (!) dead pixels when it arrived. It was possible to make out four of them on the screen, two of which were glowing red against a white background and two of which were glowing green against a black background. I had to send something back, which cost me both time and money (especially considering that when I reordered, some discounts were no longer available). Despite this, the second book was written in a typical fashion, for example, without any mention of marriage (at least on the screen). Therefore, I strongly suggest you to examine the screen right at the place of trouble, and if it is damaged in any way, I want you to quickly return it to me so that I can fix it on the camera. I got ReaderONE from the vendor (for the second time), since of all of those that were available at the time of the purchase, this one was the most reliable (reviews, information from the EGRIP, and my own store that is independent from the market). I'm not going to get married since in the end it wasn't the seller's fault; rather, the "warranty card" that they put on the books was a letdown. Therefore, the note that "any screen damage caused by any reason is not covered by the warranty" is not only rather humorous, but it also does not conform with any legal requirements that may exist. The marriage, the extra waiting, and the wasted money each have a single point deducted from the total, but the book itself receives five stars.