Wow didn't know YT still recommended small channels. I have a Kobo and I love it mostly because I have 100 books in my bag at all times no matter where I am. Personally I love that it's an extra reason to go outside. Like I can get a coffee and hunt down a spot where I can just read or go though a park and have a reason to sit down a while more, it gets me out of the house and I love that since I almost always have it with me no matter where I go
Thank you for your kind comment! TMI but I was in the ER yesterday lol, and my kindle kept me sane while I was there for hours. It definitely makes waiting periods more bearable. I’d also like to go outside more and spend time in new places so you gave me a great idea to bring my kindle with me and just relax. And yes the TH-cam algorithm is uhm, somethin 😂.
kobo users unite! i got the libra 2 last year and it's been great. recently got the kobo clara bw because i would like a smaller sized ereader for traveling/better portability and it's been good too. i didn't want a kindle because i want to steer away from amazon as much as possible
I understand and agree with your position on pain and the ergonomic value of an e-reader. It’s one of the reasons I started with Kindle a long time ago. I share your addiction to the collection as much as the reading. You did a brilliant job of breaking down the ups and downs of Kindle ownership. I hope you continue to report on your experiences with e-readers. I’ve found myself tempted by Kobo’s color e-reader. Collecting the opinions and experiences for usability sake and aesthetic experience will be important. So, that is to say, thanks for posting this and I look forward to your future posts.
Thank you so much! I think I will post another video further breaking down my pros and cons one month in then maybe a year in as well. (: It’s hard when we’re collectors as well as wanting to do what’s best for our health (and wallets). 😂
I have 2 Kindles and 2 Kobos, 1 being the new Clara Colour. I keep a Kindle Paperwhite 2023 version and a Kobo H2O Libra in my nightstand because I read for about half hour before sleep. I keep a Kindle Basic and the Clara by the couch for reading there. Those are also my travel units depending on what I’m reading. Not all are available on both systems, that’s why I use both. Regarding buying the new Colour Kobos, unless you have a really good reason for it, yes, love of gadgets is a good reason lol 😂, I would go with either the Clara HD or the new Clara BW. The screen just isn’t as clear & sharp as it could be. Hopefully that will be adjusted with system updates. I gave my Clara HD to my read-aholic friend for her birthday.
Books will quickly take over your house. I know this for a fact. Having stuff you would not keep forever is a good idea and it is a lot cheaper to buy an ebook.
It is a lot cheaper! I think I’d like to buy the books that I really end up loving though for sure. That way I can own them and re-read them and they can be apart of my home and my (future) kids can read them as they grow up. (: (and maybe my friends too but I am particular on how I keep my books if I buy them new).
Thank you for your service. You can get a gooseneck holder, or other holder for the kindle and a remote clicker. These things may help with the holding and tapping the page. I have invisible chronic illnesses as well so I understand. These things help me especially when pain and energy are very low.
I just recently switched from Kindle to Kobo and because I’m in Canada I was able to use the Libby app Kobo was such an amazing investment. I love the device and I’ve read so many books on it because of how easy it is to blast through them with the kobo. Absolutely love the device.
I can access library ebooks on the kindle through Libby. It’s a multiple step process as you know. But you can send pdfs as well to the kindle. There are very few books that I’ve seen from my library that aren’t compatible with kindle (for whatever reason).
I was hesitant to when I first bought mine, cause cmon who want to read digitally. But when my son was born I needed light, so I bought a small light to attach to my book, but It just didn’t light very well and the neck of the light was quiet long and It just bugged me after a while. When I decided to get the kindle. I loved it. I keep it on airplane mode when I get my book and the battery lasts forever! Plus I can use the brightness to adjust my eye. Obviously its not a book and doesn’t have that book smell but I think it does the Job and also I go back to regular books nowadays , its a win on both ends
I just got my kindle over a week ago. I got the 2022 6' inch basic version. So far I'm a big fan. I've read 3 books on it. I would recommend it to people who love books.
I feel you on the chronic injuries and mundane activities. I have a back injury from when I was a construction worker. I can't sit without back support now, so sitting on stools or floors or whatever is just a thing I can't do that other people don't get.
I’m sorry. I’m with you and you’re welcome here to be supported (‘: and we can talk about books and escape our realities for a little while haha. Chronic injuries are hard no doubt. But I’d like to create a community full of people who are understanding of injuries whether they are seen or not and how it can affect people on the day-to-day. My father has worked in plumbing and pipe fitting for many years and has worked alongside many construction workers and those jobs are no joke! I hope and pray you are taking good care of yourself now. (:
Kindle Paperwhite with 32gb and wireless charging means you got the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition. Just thought you might want to know. I got some bad hip pains, which stop me from going on long walks with my Kindle. Something I loved doing a few years back. Well, I do go to parks and enjoy reading on a bench. Nice to have a reader you can take anywhere.
Thank you! I too have hip pains, it’s a struggle when we cannot always do the things we love and when we cannot do the things we used to be able to do. It’s really nice though, like you said, to have a kindle and enjoy reading wherever whenever. Reading can still transport us even when we do not have the energy or ability to go places as we would like. (: I’d recommend recumbent bike whether on the road on the gym for some exercise that shouldn’t be too rough on your hips because the range of motion is not as much as a regular bike.
0:00 🔍 The speaker initially didn't see the purpose of owning a Kindle due to their preference for physical books. 1:25 🛋 Physical reading was preferred due to the tactile experience, attachment to physical books, and concerns about redundancy. 3:52 📚 Health reasons, such as thumb injuries, prompted the purchase of a Kindle for easier, less painful reading. 6:18 🌟 The Kindle's portability and ease of use appealed to the speaker, especially during trips and social situations. 10:01 📦 Anxiety about moving and the desire to reduce book purchases also influenced the decision to buy a Kindle. 14:56 👀 The Kindle's benefits include reduced eye strain, ease of use, and accessibility to free library books. 18:36 📘 Switching between books and exploring new genres like Manga became more convenient with the Kindle, especially with access to free library titles.
When I first got a Kindle back in 2016, I didn't think I'd like it because I always bought physical books, but I ended up LOVING it and now have 4. Two for home, one OLD and the newer one. Same with work. May give my old ones away or keep them to finish library books that are returned by leaving it in Airplane mode. And I LOVE that I can borrow books digitally from the library. I also have weird issues with my wrists but it bothers me more when gaming with keyboard and mouse.
Yes being able to borrow books from the library electronically is awesome. And see if you can get some compression gloves or something to help you ergonomically while you’re on the computer. I have compression gloves and also gloves that have rice in them where the wrist is so that my wrist will stay straight while I type.
New subscriber here. Thank you for your service. I have the Kindle Paperwhite as well and i absolutely love reading in bed now. It's so much easier to handle in bed versus physical books.
Wonderful video! I personally love my Kindle and take it with me everywhere. If you haven’t already done so you may like working with an occupational therapist. The whole field revolves around the physical mental social emotional components of everyday activity and are pros at reducing pain. Working with an OT can make it more comfortable to use the kindle!!
I use a 13.3" A4 Onyx Boox which I find a very relaxed experience, minimal page turning, the device resets on my lap so there is no tension from holding it. Although epub format is better but the large screen accommodate pdf format very well with no pinching zooming and side scrolling. It is a different world to the Kindle though and may not be for everyone however.
Thank you for the recommendation! One of the things I am really enjoying about the kindle is how small it is and how perfectly portable it is. Its nearly as portable as a phone in my opinion. Though if i do begin to find that the kindle doesnt work out for me, I may check the Onyx Boox out! Thank you (:
Actually my other Onyx Boox device is the 6" Poke reader, it fits in my shirt pocket and is with me when I leave the house. Amazon is to be applauded for its efforts in making ebooks and readers available so we tend to forget that there is a wider world to choose from. TH-cam channel My Deep Guide is worth checking. I love your enthusiasm btw.
Thank you so much (": I try my best. I'll check out the channel. I, even when I bought the kindle, was aware there was a wider world out there. And felt a little guilty just because I knew I was going to the kindle because of the sake of simplicity and ease. I knew what the kindle was about and knew lots of people liked it and have owned them for many years. However, in the future, I'd love to support other brands that aren't uhm...amazon...
Thank-you for your video, I have watched alot of kindle videos but unfortunately many are at least a year or older so it was nice to see a more recent one. I have just bought myself a kindle paperwhite 16gb as I'm new to reading. I opted not to get kindle unlimited as I also read slow and there are many books on there for a few pounds or dollars. Plus not all books are on unlimited especially new releases. I'm not sure if your aware but iv heard there are stuff your kindle/ebook days where authors release some of their books for free. I think this may be done through amazon but don't quote me lol. My only issue now is using my kindle as it cost alot of money I'm almost to scared to use it 😅. Please do an update on your kindle experience as I would also love to see that. Thanks again for your video 😊.
Thank you I appreciate it! I get that way too when I buy things where I don't want to mess them up. Just get a case and a screen protector and it will be as sturdy as a nokia. Also haven't heard of much authors releasing things for free (though I did make sure to get the novella from Ryan Cahill by subscibing to his news letter).
I mean if you’re able to save up some money and build a home collection of books I think that would be nice. Buy and own the books you really enjoy (: no one is stopping you
You said that not everyone's library is free. They are all supposed to be free to residents of that city or state. The only time I know that a library charge is for non-residents wanting a library card, then they would be charged an annual fee.
Honestly I have seen a lot of people coming on here and recommending the Kobo color. I feel like I would personally worry if that would affect the loading times. I do not personally have one but I’d say go through the comments here and ask those who mentioned the kobo color and how they like it vs non-color. (:
I just got a kindle too because my shelf is filling up. I mainly read physical manga along with novels but it takes up so much space. I also feel uncomfortable with fanservice in manga so I mainly read female authors with shoujo/jousei works (with some exceptions like Witch Hat Atelier).
I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who is uncomfortable. Do you have any recommendations of manga? I'm all ears! Also manga takes up soooo much space haha. THat's why I mainly want to do e-reader even if the experience isn't the same )': .
@@NoelleD. Thank you for asking! My recs are all on Libby which are Yona of the Dawn, A Sign of Affection, Usotoki Rhetoric, (and Princess Jellyfish and Witch Hat Atelier which are also on Kindle Unlimited)
The books I'm reading right now are insanely rare so I have to pirate then read on kindle because the real copies go for about 200 USD is you can find one.
sometimes i am curious of all the booktubers $ spending on the books, all the physical and ebooks and some special editions :D but seems no one share any details haha
Haha yes honestly! Each of my physical books are anywhere from 8-40$ . A lot of them I have received as gifts (: so far I have spent no money on e-books and am just borrowing them through the library. Also on my shelves I have read more books than I have unread. (I have read 20 between this year and last year. And in my to be read pile I have 13 books.) The only special editions I have gotten have been from Barnes and nobles and those are the 40$ ones.
@NoelleD. For one, the interface. I hate the Kindle interface experience always being clogged up with their store, kobo does not populate like that. The way the collections are, on Kindle, is a sad little icon with text that is just boring. On kobo, they show you a few titles in each collection, and it is just visually more appealing, especially with the color. I love that you can write on the text and highlight in color and that it has a dedicated notebook section as well, which you can have as many notebooks as you want. I love that they are going for sustainability. I am not even a huge environmentalist per se. However, I miss the days when we could fix our things instead of rebuying them and tossing out money in the garbage and at new devices. I love that they make repairability a priority. The color.. I mean, do I even have to gloat on that? Just being able to have the color, I feel like it would feel more like you actually have your library. Those black and white covers are just... Eh. But I love that it's not like color you would get from another device. It is still e-ink. 32gb, waterproof, and $219.00 Oh, also wait until you try to back load books. Kindle is gatekeeping hard-core and will put ebooks from other sources on your account as documents, not ebooks. And most of them won't show the cover, even if you try to make it all nice in calibre. Idk, I am excited about it. And for a price point, I mean, Kindle can't even get their 16gb scribe down that far. I can put all my Kindle books on kobo too.
Wow didn't know YT still recommended small channels. I have a Kobo and I love it mostly because I have 100 books in my bag at all times no matter where I am. Personally I love that it's an extra reason to go outside. Like I can get a coffee and hunt down a spot where I can just read or go though a park and have a reason to sit down a while more, it gets me out of the house and I love that since I almost always have it with me no matter where I go
Thank you for your kind comment! TMI but I was in the ER yesterday lol, and my kindle kept me sane while I was there for hours. It definitely makes waiting periods more bearable.
I’d also like to go outside more and spend time in new places so you gave me a great idea to bring my kindle with me and just relax.
And yes the TH-cam algorithm is uhm, somethin 😂.
kobo users unite! i got the libra 2 last year and it's been great. recently got the kobo clara bw because i would like a smaller sized ereader for traveling/better portability and it's been good too. i didn't want a kindle because i want to steer away from amazon as much as possible
I understand and agree with your position on pain and the ergonomic value of an e-reader. It’s one of the reasons I started with Kindle a long time ago. I share your addiction to the collection as much as the reading.
You did a brilliant job of breaking down the ups and downs of Kindle ownership. I hope you continue to report on your experiences with e-readers. I’ve found myself tempted by Kobo’s color e-reader. Collecting the opinions and experiences for usability sake and aesthetic experience will be important. So, that is to say, thanks for posting this and I look forward to your future posts.
Thank you so much! I think I will post another video further breaking down my pros and cons one month in then maybe a year in as well. (:
It’s hard when we’re collectors as well as wanting to do what’s best for our health (and wallets). 😂
I have 2 Kindles and 2 Kobos, 1 being the new Clara Colour. I keep a Kindle Paperwhite 2023 version and a Kobo H2O Libra in my nightstand because I read for about half hour before sleep. I keep a Kindle Basic and the Clara by the couch for reading there. Those are also my travel units depending on what I’m reading. Not all are available on both systems, that’s why I use both.
Regarding buying the new Colour Kobos, unless you have a really good reason for it, yes, love of gadgets is a good reason lol 😂, I would go with either the Clara HD or the new Clara BW. The screen just isn’t as clear & sharp as it could be. Hopefully that will be adjusted with system updates. I gave my Clara HD to my read-aholic friend for her birthday.
Books will quickly take over your house. I know this for a fact. Having stuff you would not keep forever is a good idea and it is a lot cheaper to buy an ebook.
It is a lot cheaper! I think I’d like to buy the books that I really end up loving though for sure. That way I can own them and re-read them and they can be apart of my home and my (future) kids can read them as they grow up. (: (and maybe my friends too but I am particular on how I keep my books if I buy them new).
Thank you for your service. You can get a gooseneck holder, or other holder for the kindle and a remote clicker. These things may help with the holding and tapping the page. I have invisible chronic illnesses as well so I understand. These things help me especially when pain and energy are very low.
Thank you for sharing, I know it can be really hard. And I have thought about it, we’ll have to see how it goes. (:
@@NoelleD. I got a simple/small/portable stand (£ 2) and it works great when I'm at the table since I don;t have t hold it.
I just recently switched from Kindle to Kobo and because I’m in Canada I was able to use the Libby app Kobo was such an amazing investment. I love the device and I’ve read so many books on it because of how easy it is to blast through them with the kobo. Absolutely love the device.
That's awesome, thank you for sharing your experience. What would you say you like more about the Kobo vs the Kindle?
@@NoelleD.I would say being able to access library ebooks and also the actual interface itself is significantly better than kindle by far
I can access library ebooks on the kindle through Libby. It’s a multiple step process as you know. But you can send pdfs as well to the kindle. There are very few books that I’ve seen from my library that aren’t compatible with kindle (for whatever reason).
I was hesitant to when I first bought mine, cause cmon who want to read digitally. But when my son was born I needed light, so I bought a small light to attach to my book, but It just didn’t light very well and the neck of the light was quiet long and It just bugged me after a while. When I decided to get the kindle. I loved it. I keep it on airplane mode when I get my book and the battery lasts forever! Plus I can use the brightness to adjust my eye. Obviously its not a book and doesn’t have that book smell but I think it does the Job and also I go back to regular books nowadays , its a win on both ends
Yesssss. It is so easy to use. It’s such a nice thing to have
I just got my kindle over a week ago. I got the 2022 6' inch basic version. So far I'm a big fan. I've read 3 books on it. I would recommend it to people who love books.
I’m right there with you!! Loving it so far
I feel you on the chronic injuries and mundane activities. I have a back injury from when I was a construction worker. I can't sit without back support now, so sitting on stools or floors or whatever is just a thing I can't do that other people don't get.
I’m sorry. I’m with you and you’re welcome here to be supported (‘: and we can talk about books and escape our realities for a little while haha.
Chronic injuries are hard no doubt. But I’d like to create a community full of people who are understanding of injuries whether they are seen or not and how it can affect people on the day-to-day.
My father has worked in plumbing and pipe fitting for many years and has worked alongside many construction workers and those jobs are no joke! I hope and pray you are taking good care of yourself now. (:
Kindle Paperwhite with 32gb and wireless charging means you got the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition. Just thought you might want to know. I got some bad hip pains, which stop me from going on long walks with my Kindle. Something I loved doing a few years back. Well, I do go to parks and enjoy reading on a bench. Nice to have a reader you can take anywhere.
Thank you!
I too have hip pains, it’s a struggle when we cannot always do the things we love and when we cannot do the things we used to be able to do. It’s really nice though, like you said, to have a kindle and enjoy reading wherever whenever. Reading can still transport us even when we do not have the energy or ability to go places as we would like. (: I’d recommend recumbent bike whether on the road on the gym for some exercise that shouldn’t be too rough on your hips because the range of motion is not as much as a regular bike.
I joined the dark side too 😂🎉 bought a kindle Paperwhite few days ago😅 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Let’s gooooooo!!!!!
I own a 3rd Generation Kindle and recently upgraded to the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition. Definitely worth the upgrade! Enjoy your new Kindle.
Thank you and you enjoy yours as well!
0:00 🔍 The speaker initially didn't see the purpose of owning a Kindle due to their preference for physical books.
1:25 🛋 Physical reading was preferred due to the tactile experience, attachment to physical books, and concerns about redundancy.
3:52 📚 Health reasons, such as thumb injuries, prompted the purchase of a Kindle for easier, less painful reading.
6:18 🌟 The Kindle's portability and ease of use appealed to the speaker, especially during trips and social situations.
10:01 📦 Anxiety about moving and the desire to reduce book purchases also influenced the decision to buy a Kindle.
14:56 👀 The Kindle's benefits include reduced eye strain, ease of use, and accessibility to free library books.
18:36 📘 Switching between books and exploring new genres like Manga became more convenient with the Kindle, especially with access to free library titles.
Thank you for this! (:
Thank you for your service. Your brave, and cool. God bless you where you heal and don't have pain.
I appreciate you ❤️ God bless!
When I first got a Kindle back in 2016, I didn't think I'd like it because I always bought physical books, but I ended up LOVING it and now have 4. Two for home, one OLD and the newer one. Same with work. May give my old ones away or keep them to finish library books that are returned by leaving it in Airplane mode.
And I LOVE that I can borrow books digitally from the library.
I also have weird issues with my wrists but it bothers me more when gaming with keyboard and mouse.
Yes being able to borrow books from the library electronically is awesome.
And see if you can get some compression gloves or something to help you ergonomically while you’re on the computer. I have compression gloves and also gloves that have rice in them where the wrist is so that my wrist will stay straight while I type.
Love this video and your personality!! So glad to have found this channel!
Oh my gosh you are too sweet 😭😭 thank you so much.
New subscriber here. Thank you for your service. I have the Kindle Paperwhite as well and i absolutely love reading in bed now. It's so much easier to handle in bed versus physical books.
Thank you so much! And I agree reading in bed is great with a kindle and so uncomfortable with physical books 😭
Ps thank you for your service
I just got a kindle and I relate to a lot of your pros and cons!
Thank you so much! ❤️
Wonderful video! I personally love my Kindle and take it with me everywhere. If you haven’t already done so you may like working with an occupational therapist. The whole field revolves around the physical mental social emotional components of everyday activity and are pros at reducing pain. Working with an OT can make it more comfortable to use the kindle!!
Thank you so much! I have worked with them a couple times. I have a couple different braces for my thumbs and have been offered surgery as well. (:
I totally respect people's love for physical books. I love my Kindle though. Gotta say, I love using my Kindle though.
Do you only use kindle then? :0
I use a 13.3" A4 Onyx Boox which I find a very relaxed experience, minimal page turning, the device resets on my lap so there is no tension from holding it. Although epub format is better but the large screen accommodate pdf format very well with no pinching zooming and side scrolling. It is a different world to the Kindle though and may not be for everyone however.
Thank you for the recommendation! One of the things I am really enjoying about the kindle is how small it is and how perfectly portable it is. Its nearly as portable as a phone in my opinion. Though if i do begin to find that the kindle doesnt work out for me, I may check the Onyx Boox out! Thank you (:
Actually my other Onyx Boox device is the 6" Poke reader, it fits in my shirt pocket and is with me when I leave the house. Amazon is to be applauded for its efforts in making ebooks and readers available so we tend to forget that there is a wider world to choose from. TH-cam channel My Deep Guide is worth checking. I love your enthusiasm btw.
Thank you so much (": I try my best. I'll check out the channel. I, even when I bought the kindle, was aware there was a wider world out there. And felt a little guilty just because I knew I was going to the kindle because of the sake of simplicity and ease. I knew what the kindle was about and knew lots of people liked it and have owned them for many years. However, in the future, I'd love to support other brands that aren't uhm...amazon...
@@NoelleD. 👍
I think you have the kindle paperwhite signature edition
Thank you!
Thank you for your service, Noelle. Please share more about your #Kindle experiences.
Thank you so much and I will! I’m thinking maybe a month in I’ll share all my thoughts (:
@@NoelleD. You're welcome. My husband is also a #Veteran. I look forward to more videos whenever you have time. Happy Reading!
Thank you for your service. You may already know that there are remote page turners sold on Amazon. I think this might be helpful to you.
Another option for home use is get a large good quality monitor for your computer. There are several free eBook readers for PC and Mac computers.
100% thank you! I would say though I like the portability of the kindle and am not as much of a fan of reading on my phone/computer/tablet.
welcome to the dark side, we have a great time with our kindles here :)
Im having a great time already 😭😭😭😭😭 glad to be here
When you get settled in your new place consider a wish list ❤
Yes!!! Great idea.
Thank-you for your video, I have watched alot of kindle videos but unfortunately many are at least a year or older so it was nice to see a more recent one. I have just bought myself a kindle paperwhite 16gb as I'm new to reading. I opted not to get kindle unlimited as I also read slow and there are many books on there for a few pounds or dollars. Plus not all books are on unlimited especially new releases. I'm not sure if your aware but iv heard there are stuff your kindle/ebook days where authors release some of their books for free. I think this may be done through amazon but don't quote me lol. My only issue now is using my kindle as it cost alot of money I'm almost to scared to use it 😅. Please do an update on your kindle experience as I would also love to see that. Thanks again for your video 😊.
Thank you I appreciate it! I get that way too when I buy things where I don't want to mess them up. Just get a case and a screen protector and it will be as sturdy as a nokia. Also haven't heard of much authors releasing things for free (though I did make sure to get the novella from Ryan Cahill by subscibing to his news letter).
Hi, I have a Kindle too. But I do want an e reader with colour.
I miss my fancy coloured noicee hard book covers when i use the kindle now 😔
I mean if you’re able to save up some money and build a home collection of books I think that would be nice. Buy and own the books you really enjoy (: no one is stopping you
You said that not everyone's library is free. They are all supposed to be free to residents of that city or state.
The only time I know that a library charge is for non-residents wanting a library card, then they would be charged an annual fee.
Oh okay very well! I don’t know about outside of the U.S. though (:
@@NoelleD. are you out of the U.S.?
@@msarchieve1749 no I’m not. But just in case for people who are (:
What are the disadvantages of coloured e ink though? Is it worth it?
Honestly I have seen a lot of people coming on here and recommending the Kobo color. I feel like I would personally worry if that would affect the loading times. I do not personally have one but I’d say go through the comments here and ask those who mentioned the kobo color and how they like it vs non-color. (:
great video,
Good luck to you n your channel.
Thank you so much!
I just got a kindle too because my shelf is filling up. I mainly read physical manga along with novels but it takes up so much space. I also feel uncomfortable with fanservice in manga so I mainly read female authors with shoujo/jousei works (with some exceptions like Witch Hat Atelier).
I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who is uncomfortable. Do you have any recommendations of manga? I'm all ears!
Also manga takes up soooo much space haha. THat's why I mainly want to do e-reader even if the experience isn't the same )': .
@@NoelleD. Thank you for asking! My recs are all on Libby which are Yona of the Dawn, A Sign of Affection, Usotoki Rhetoric, (and Princess Jellyfish and Witch Hat Atelier which are also on Kindle Unlimited)
I’ll check those out (:
Ohh get a tablet stand and a “kindle clicker” it would help you so much with your injuries!!
Thank you! I am considering it.
The one problem is that Amazon can delete your books without telling you for any reason they want. You really don’t OWN your books on kindle. 😱
:0 that is pretty trash. But I usually get mine freee from the library 😎
The books I'm reading right now are insanely rare so I have to pirate then read on kindle because the real copies go for about 200 USD is you can find one.
Oh woah :0
Kindle is great to rent books from the library.
Yes!!! I’ve been loving doing this.
sometimes i am curious of all the booktubers $ spending on the books, all the physical and ebooks and some special editions :D but seems no one share any details haha
Haha yes honestly! Each of my physical books are anywhere from 8-40$ . A lot of them I have received as gifts (: so far I have spent no money on e-books and am just borrowing them through the library. Also on my shelves I have read more books than I have unread. (I have read 20 between this year and last year. And in my to be read pile I have 13 books.)
The only special editions I have gotten have been from Barnes and nobles and those are the 40$ ones.
depending on the size of the channel, publishers can send copies for free.
Ugh...that'll be the day hahaha
Im about to ditch kindle and get a kobo libra color.
Oooo please tell me your reasonings
@NoelleD. For one, the interface. I hate the Kindle interface experience always being clogged up with their store, kobo does not populate like that.
The way the collections are, on Kindle, is a sad little icon with text that is just boring. On kobo, they show you a few titles in each collection, and it is just visually more appealing, especially with the color.
I love that you can write on the text and highlight in color and that it has a dedicated notebook section as well, which you can have as many notebooks as you want.
I love that they are going for sustainability. I am not even a huge environmentalist per se. However, I miss the days when we could fix our things instead of rebuying them and tossing out money in the garbage and at new devices. I love that they make repairability a priority.
The color.. I mean, do I even have to gloat on that? Just being able to have the color, I feel like it would feel more like you actually have your library. Those black and white covers are just... Eh. But I love that it's not like color you would get from another device. It is still e-ink.
32gb, waterproof, and $219.00
Oh, also wait until you try to back load books. Kindle is gatekeeping hard-core and will put ebooks from other sources on your account as documents, not ebooks. And most of them won't show the cover, even if you try to make it all nice in calibre.
Idk, I am excited about it. And for a price point, I mean, Kindle can't even get their 16gb scribe down that far.
I can put all my Kindle books on kobo too.
Thank you, you definitely make a strong case for the KOBO. I wish I would’ve known about all this before I bought the kindle lol
@@NoelleD. You might still be in the return window! Just sayin lol.
I thought she was cute the she said my husband :(.....lucky guy!
In reality, Im the lucky one 😭
See, it's the man's fault, AGAIN! LOL
And I oop