Hey yall. Do any of you have any experiences with ebook readers?

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>>7959239
I think I've seen better e-reader threads on >>>/g/ though.

Get a kobo aura h2o and download calibre.

Best purchase in a looong time for me.

Or just get a kindle 2 or kindle touch from 5 years ago for 30 bucks, there isnt too much difference anymore.

Kindle Paperwhite is what you want. I got one for Christmas and because of it I've read three times as many books this year than I read all of last year.

>>7976544
I read a think that said lit screen activated a different part of your brain while reading that was less conducive to forming ideas through reflection ect and more hungry for a instant dopamine hits. Does anyone know if e-ink completely solves this, I've been thinking of getting one but am wary

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>>7977424
nigga wat? reading e-ink is exactly the same as reading from a book

Parents got me a kindle paperwhite. It's alright. Battery is decent and it's nice to store hundreds of books on one item.
But nothing beats a paperback. I still buy the odd one here or there.

I've been back and forth on getting an Ereader for awhile now.

Never used an e ink reader before, but had a nook color ages ago.
If money's not a huge concern, should I go for the paperwhite, voyage, or oasis?
Also is 3g worth it if I'm pirating most of my books?

>>7977424

That does apply only to smartphone, because screens are full of distraction and the LCD cause fatigue.