discuss Kindle

[Oshawott]

Do you have a Kindle?

I do have one. Despite all the trouble, I think it is quite interesting to read books on Kindle ocassionally. I have been reading physical books all my life but I move to the kindle version when I think the kindle based book is less costly compared to the hardcover/paperback version.

Just yesterday, I finished reading a book 'Gay, Straight and the reasons why' in which the Kindle version was less pricey compared to the physical version.

What are your opinion? If you have a kindle, what was your experience?

 

[Ashake]

I have a Kindle and cannot tell you enough how beneficial it is to have a library of books on an individual device. Kindle editions are usually cheaper than purchasing the actual book especially for new releases.

 

[1stop]

I dedicated myself to using a Kindle for my reading habits over the years. My admiration for this comes from the ability to adjust my reading font to something lovely. I can pull up the appropriate window and dive deep into the next world based on my preference.

 

[freelancermaria]

I don't have a Kindle, but my younger sister has two. She uses one nearly every day. It helps her forget her problems and disconnect from the world for a while. I usually read e-books on my smartphone.

 

[Yama]

I don't have a Kindle. I use my regular tab as an ebook reader. I have Kindle app on my tab which allows me to read books that I buy on Amazon.