E-readers are /g/, right? I'm in the market for one and

how about a book

e readers are dumb and an example of superfluous tech

I've got a second gen Kindle and I love it. If you've already got a Amazon account it's pretty convenient. I hear tho Kobo ereaders are easier to pirate on, but I've never tried on mine.

>>60149680
Books can get expensive, heavy, and bad for low light environments. E-readers definitely have their place.

I am also interested OP. I don't want to pay a lot though.

>>60149889
How much do e-books cost you typically? I have an Amazon Prime account but I'd rather pirate desu.

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>>60149968
#bookz on undernet
#ebooks on irchighway

>>60149968
Classics are usually free. Popular stuff is usually a dollar over or under the physical book price. I haven't bought anything though, my brother let me sync his amazon account on my kindle and I downloaded all his stuff and still haven't finished it.

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>>60149644
>>60149889

I had a nook simple touch with glowlight and liked it. Broke it trying to add a qi charger though.

I have a Kobo aura one now. It's thin, light, pretty comfortable to hold. Display is way more crisp than my prior reader
It's super easy to sideload books using calibre.
I love that series information is automatically used to populate collections.
The f.lux thing is nice as is the automatic brightness adjustment.
My quibbles are minor - I'd like to be able to sort collections by series order; I'd like to be able to set custom screensavers; every so often it takes an extra swipe/tap to turn the page.

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thoughts on this?

>>60149644
I use Kobo since their store actually has the option of DRM-Free if a publisher chooses.