How do you read your books /g/?

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On my phone like everyone else I guess.

Phone. Google text to speech is good enough that I can just listen to non-fiction like it's an audiobook.

On an e-ink Nook if I can download the book for free. If I can't, I suck it up and get a hard copy from the library or elsewhere.

kobo glo hd

With a regular book. I suppose I could get myself a quality e-reader, but I spend enough time staring at a screen anyway. Physical books just feel nice.

>>59875833
>>59875975
>phone
RIP eyes
>>59876146
My fucking nigger

>>59876195
>>phone
>RIP eyes
>what are AMOLED phone displays

>>59876516
I have one, it's still straining, text is too small, battery life isn't nearly as good as an ereader, and it doesn't look as good with the "paper-like" background of an e-ink reader, also fewer distractions and they're cheap AF

offline Kindle via Calibre

>>59875798
Kindle

>>59876583
>I have one, it's still straining
Sorry you have defective eyes. I read on my J7 for hours with no eyestrain. Though I did get that with my iPhone 6 plus.

>text is too small
You can change font size, type, and even color

>*and it doesn't look as dogshit with the "cum-like" background of an e-ink reader
ftfy

>also fewer distractions
Are you really that autistic?

>they're cheap AF
Because they're dogshit

>>59875798
I usually try to find used books but sometimes every now and then I'll read something on my tablet when I don't have access to hardcopies or if there is a deal. Right now I'm reading the Buss translation of Monte Cristo unabridged that I bought from the botnet store with a botnet bucks gift card that I got for Christmas. It's p good.

>>59876739
E-ink readers are superior for long form reading in every way

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>>59876888
>E-ink readers are superior for long form reading in every way
Only in battery life.

And even then why does it even matter when AMOLED phones are able to 60% in 30 minutes?

I use fbreader on my burner android cell, I use black background and yellow-orange bold sans text at a relatively large size.
It works great, you only read half a page for every tap, but tapping is easy.
I've read hundreds of book like this, bretty gud.

If it's comics or pdfs I use this reader I can't remember the name of on my tablet. Also bretty gud.

>>59876960
>bigger screen
>less eye strain
>way better in direct sunlight
>better file conversion software and administration

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i read mine on paper

Kindle Paperwhite. It's quite good

>>59877059
>>bigger scree
Sorry you need a huge 100" tablet to read your shitty third rate novel with your super defective eyes

>>less eye strain
This is true on IPS/TFT displays not on AMOLED. Prove otherwise.

protip: you can't

>>way better in direct sunlight
Only slightly, I can still read books in direct sunlight with my J7 at 50% brightness.

>>better file conversion software and administration
lolwut, moon+ reader has existed for android eons ago