Should I get the Kindle for $49 or the Kindle Paperwhite for

Built in light is worth it. I got fucking tricked.

It's worth it if you read a lot in bed and don't want to have to have a light on

By the way the Kindle Keyboard is great and you can get a used one for $34

http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B002Y27P3M

>>7408798
>>7408802
why not have a bedside lamp

>>7408813
My biggest problem is that using a bedside lamp forces me to sit at specific angles to have an adequate amount of light.

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>>7408730
Paperwhite definitely. I have mine at max light at all times. Plus it's just 40 more dollars. That really isn't very much when you consider how much more convenient it is. You might actually use it.

I bought one no-paperwhite at black friday, it arrived today,

I have to admit, I quite liked it's functionalities, the screen etc. I don't see much use for the light though, specially for double the price.

>reading in the dark
>not pleb

Get a nook

How's the battery life on the paperwhite?

>>7408868
according to google it lasts a couple weeks

Army fag here. I suppose it depends on your lifestyle. For me having the paperwhite is a life saver. I room with other people. When I can't sleep I can keep the lights in the room off and read. When I'm in the field I can read. When I'm on guard duty and it's dark I can read.

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Use your phone you stupid niggers

>>7408988

maximum pleb

Get a kobo plebs.

How are the kobo or nook any better?

>>7409035
Kobo supports pdfs better and doesn't have ads.

which font do you kindlebros use?

>>7408988
nice. Epic

if you have to ask for reasons why you might use the backlight, you're probably fine with the standard.

>>7408988
Plebian.

>>7409058
I quite like Bookerly, it looks very "friendly"