I agree with your comments about the Pitt Minion. The text is small, but the combination of India paper, ink, and font type (Lexicon No. 1) plus the superb quality of the binding and red under gold art gilt make this bible particularly exquisite. I purchased a Pitt Minion NKJV (black goatskin) last summer and liked it so much that I recently ordered another Pitt Minion NIV in brown goatskin. I find that if I read the Pitt Minion in adequate light, the small font isn't really a problem at all. Marvelous bibles from Cambridge! Highly portable and weighing very little at all, they can be held open very comfortably in one hand without feeling floppy or heavy. Now I know why they are so popular!
Great comparison! I also love that description of the Pitt being like the high res 4K smart TV, hits the nail on the head! The Crossway is nice but just no comparison in the print quality at all. My Pitt has been my daily bible for over 2 yrs, if it was about 8.5 x 5.5 x 1, it would be my One! 😍👏
Hi! This review was done almost a year ago. I was wondering if you are still happy with your Pitt Minion and over time has the font become an issue for you? Also, thank you for up loading the link to the article, I truly enjoyed reading it! I am looking to maybe purchase this bible!
Sandy, I really need to do that you're right. In short, the font keeps getting clearer for me. I adjusted pretty quickly to it and only move into larger print when in low lighting. Still love the compact and sturdy nature of this little gem
Hey Chris, this video randomly came up just now. A good prompt to wish you and Becca and kids a post-Happy Thanksgiving, bro. Habibi! ...Making any new vids lately? At least one follower is clammering.
I agree with your comments about the Pitt Minion. The text is small, but the combination of India paper, ink, and font type (Lexicon No. 1) plus the superb quality of the binding and red under gold art gilt make this bible particularly exquisite. I purchased a Pitt Minion NKJV (black goatskin) last summer and liked it so much that I recently ordered another Pitt Minion NIV in brown goatskin. I find that if I read the Pitt Minion in adequate light, the small font isn't really a problem at all. Marvelous bibles from Cambridge! Highly portable and weighing very little at all, they can be held open very comfortably in one hand without feeling floppy or heavy. Now I know why they are so popular!
Thanks for sharing. I couldn't be happier with mine!
Great comparison! I also love that description of the Pitt being like the high res 4K smart TV, hits the nail on the head! The Crossway is nice but just no comparison in the print quality at all. My Pitt has been my daily bible for over 2 yrs, if it was about 8.5 x 5.5 x 1, it would be my One! 😍👏
Yes! Those dimensions would be a game changer for many.
I was looking for a video like that too! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, I was looking for a video like this.
Thanks @Favio Becker! So glad you found it helpful
Hi! This review was done almost a year ago. I was wondering if you are still happy with your Pitt Minion and over time has the font become an issue for you? Also, thank you for up loading the link to the article, I truly enjoyed reading it! I am looking to maybe purchase this bible!
Sandy, I really need to do that you're right. In short, the font keeps getting clearer for me. I adjusted pretty quickly to it and only move into larger print when in low lighting. Still love the compact and sturdy nature of this little gem
Hey Chris, this video randomly came up just now. A good prompt to wish you and Becca and kids a post-Happy Thanksgiving, bro. Habibi! ...Making any new vids lately? At least one follower is clammering.
Thanks buddy! I should do some new ones soon. This year has been the craziest one in a long time