[ SECRET POST #7052 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7052 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I prefer ereaders for so many reasons! I have three that I use constantly. I have a Kindle Paperwhite and a Kindle Basic. The Basic is on my nightstand and I fall asleep reading every night and it turns off automatically. I love that! The Paperwhite sits next to my comfy chair where I have my coffee every morning and also where I go to take breaks during the day. I love that the position will sync between the two. If I read ten pages at bedtime, the other will skip forward when I wake it in the morning.

My third ereader is the first I’ve had outside of the Kindle ecosystem in about fifteen years. I have an Xteink X4 that is ALWAYS on me. It doesn’t sync with my other readers or audiobooks like the Kindles do so I always read a different book on there than on my kindles and also different from whatever I’m listening to on Audible. I grab it instead of my phone during idle moments and it helped me break the doomscrolling habit.

I love the look of e-ink. It’s so easy on my eyes. But I was an early adopter of ereaders (long before e-ink!) and my main reason is that books take up a lot of space and they weigh a lot. I had to get rid of over 95% of my collection when I moved because I couldn’t afford the cost to transport that much weight. Physical books are impractical for me so I only buy them if it’s something I really love and usually I’ll go for whatever edition is the most visually pleasing to me.

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I mentioned the visual issues earlier but yes, if you have to move a long way-- or worse, move frequently-- ebooks are far easier to transport.