Detailed Instructions: Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
Problem:I have done a lot of research on e-readers trying to pick out the right one for me. After deciding to order the kindle, I am quite disappointed with the product I received. My Kindle was sent to me with a defect in the screen, it has two small bubble-like darker spots on the top of the screen (about a combined circumference of 1cm). I am not sure if the it is a manufacture defect, or if the kindle got damaged in shipping, either way I am not impressed. These spots don't overly affect the kindle's function, but it annoying to have bought a brand-new product and have it come with a defect. I am currently debating whether I should return it and go with a different e-reader that I am actually able to buy in a store and see that there are no defects before purchasing. In terms of the kindle's function, I don't feel that I can give a accurate assessment as I am slightly jaded in my opinion of the kindle now. Page turns are slow, but i hear they use to be worse. I do recommend the MEDGE bright light, it does a good job (I actually haven't used it on my kindle, but it has been working well for my paper novel that I returned to using), I like that the light has 3 different brightness settings. In the Wi-Fi-3G debate, I chose just the Wi-Fi. I was quite torn about which model to order, but I am quite glad that I chose the Wi-Fi. Thinking about it, I am always around Wi-Fi at home and work. If I am going to travel, I will just load a couple of books before I leave, to last me the trip. I don't think the 3G is necessary unless you have no or limited access to Wi-Fi. So for my purposes for the kindle, the 3G just isn't worth it. Hope this helps!
Solution:
Kindle Keyboard - Wi-Fi only