Does the refresh of the screen when turning pages on my Kindle significantly affect the experience?

At present, the KPW native system can only be set to enable each page refresh, and if it is not turned on, it seems to be decided according to the use case. If you look at the system, you can set the number of pages to be refreshed at intervals, but after about 20 pages (personal experience), you can see a more obvious afterimage.

It's definitely a very bad experience, most people are forced to accept it, forced to get used to it, and there is a group of people in these forced crowds who are enthusiastic about the humanized design for "giving your eyes a break".

There may be some things that are not considered defective when you are used to it, for example, has anyone really thought about using tissue paper to deal with post-toilet cleaning problems comfortably and perfectly? Most people are just used to it, and they don't have higher needs.

It's really unacceptable to say that it's due to the characteristics, the experience is too bad, but there is no way, and if there are competitors to do it, I don't believe that it can't be solved technically.

Page flickering (commonly referred to as global refresh or full swipe) is due to the characteristics of e-ink, in order to make the text appear better.

Of course it will, I haven't bought it because this refresh makes people very uncomfortable, and I like this feeling of the ipad, as if I haven't turned it over,

After turning a few pages without brushing all the pages, you will feel the edges of the font begin to blur, and if the previous page has **, there will even be afterimage.

No, it doesn't have much to do with turning the page.

I would like to ask, how do you solve the problem of page skipping?

Yes, here's how to set the Kindle page turning effect.

The default setting of Kindle is not refreshed every time you turn a page, so if you look closely, there will be some text remnants on the screen. A refresh of the settings will remove these residues, but the screen will flash a bit. In short, it is to clean up the residual text on the screen.

Full swipe refers to the flash of the screen every time you turn a page, and round brush refers to the setting of how many pages to turn before flashing.

The Kindle's page refresh is to eliminate ghosting.

The screen of Kindle is an e-ink screen, and many small "microcapsules" are attached to the surface of the e-ink screen, encapsulating black particles with negative charge and white particles with positive charge, and the particles of different colors are arranged in an orderly manner by changing the charge, so as to present a black and white visualization effect.

Due to the inaccuracy of the gray scale corresponding to the voltage driven by the circuit, the black degree of black ink is not the same, and some white ink is not completely white, and ghosts or afterimages will appear.

In order to avoid the appearance of afterimages, it is necessary to set the page refresh, by adding all the maximum or minimum voltage, all the ink is cleared, and the initial state is adjusted from the beginning, so that all the ink balls can be kept evenly displayed with only two colors.

Speaking of which, in the front, if it's cold, it's normal for the kindle to refresh a lot.

ps: Personally, I feel that Central Asia is not set up from the factory.

According to the figure (my machine is kpw2 version operation is as follows:

Yes, here's how to set the Kindle page turning effect.