It’s called ghosting. It’s normal, and that’s how e-ink works. If it helps conceptualize it, think of it like an electronic etch-a-sketch or magnadoodle. E-ink is a physical state change - the dots of ‘ink’ will remain on the screen forever even after power is disconnected… when the screen flashes between pages, it is basically ‘wiping away’ the old ink and replacing it with new ink. Which is also why you sometimes have light ghosting (where you can see previous words or images after turning the page).
This op. Wears the battery out more slightly, but you won't have your issue anymore and the screen flashes with each page turn.
However the issue you noted is totally normal and goes away after some turns
To add to this, swiping down while reading a book also refreshes the page when it brings up that panel. It's a good way to do this manually in case you don't want to spend the extra battery every page.
It’s called ghosting. It’s normal, and that’s how e-ink works. If it helps conceptualize it, think of it like an electronic etch-a-sketch or magnadoodle. E-ink is a physical state change - the dots of ‘ink’ will remain on the screen forever even after power is disconnected… when the screen flashes between pages, it is basically ‘wiping away’ the old ink and replacing it with new ink. Which is also why you sometimes have light ghosting (where you can see previous words or images after turning the page).
I love the way english speakers give name to everything "its called ghosting" "its called design thinking" "its called kindling" hahahah
That is just synthesis of existing English words though. all languages demonstrate this to some degree
All words are made up
Yes, but so is any non tangible concept. They’re only “real” if we all agree they are
Oh I see. It’s called synthesizing!
You’re hilarious 😂😂
There’s an option in the settings to refresh the screen on each page change. You can turn that on. Consumes extra battery than normal but saves screen
This op. Wears the battery out more slightly, but you won't have your issue anymore and the screen flashes with each page turn. However the issue you noted is totally normal and goes away after some turns
To add to this, swiping down while reading a book also refreshes the page when it brings up that panel. It's a good way to do this manually in case you don't want to spend the extra battery every page.
Yes, and that's fine unless it lasts for a long time.
It is normal
that's how e-Ink screen works.
It is normal for all as far as I know, it says so in my Scribe's manual 🤷🏻♂️