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I've had my Kindle Paperwhite for almost a year now and I think it's the best item I've ever owned in my entire life. I used to struggle a lot trying to find a comfortable position to read a physical book while lying down on my bed but with Kindle, it just makes reading in bed such a pleasure and it's hassle-free.

I love my e-reader but I'll never give up digging through used book shops.

you made the right choice of purchasing that. Me too, I am never buying a physical book not unless necessary.

Collecting and reading are two different things. When i buy a book and I am really interested in it ill buy it twice, one for the shelf and one to read (the kindle version) I can only ready on my kindle these days, reading in bed with the light off is just far too good.

I used to buy and read physical books. I had already tried to read through my phone and tablets but it seems that these are not really into me. Recently I had been diagnosed with scoliosis so I am not allowed to carry heavy things like hardback editions. So I gave an ereader a try and to my surprise, I had quite enjoyed it. Now I can read in the dark unlike using tablets that sometimes strain my eyes. I am very much delighted to took a shot on trying to use ereader.

Just bought it a few days ago and instant love! Social media and such are my biggest distraction and causing mental health issue for many years. Now i can read on Kindle instead of scrolling on social media while on the bus/train ride

got mine less than a week ago and i'm OBSESSED with it!! it's so convenient and so comfortable to read with! i had been in a reading slump for more than a year now and in the ~5 days i've had the kindle i've already read a FULL book and started another one!!! i have the same model as you do and at first i got scared because it reeeally is very small but it's just the perfect size 😌 can't wait to read more and more this year with my kindle

I am studying computer science, using an iPad as a notebook, computer for programming , and I also like gaming on my PC, Reading kindle makes me be 24/7 on screen so I decide to have physical books instead, I also like adding them to my collection.

waiting for mine to arrive while watching review videos. your video just popped up! 😍

Really informative. Thanks for sharing! 👍✨

I love that cover. Good job👌

Very helpful video , Thanks a lot Simona. After your video I've decided to buy a kindle for my birthday next month.

The people who don't have a kindle or Kindle app on eg ipad mini are the ones that labour the 1 point about the physical book, which I agree but in every other way the kindle is better. If you have bad eyesight you can zoom on a kindle, you don't crease or dog ear your books, you can highlight and make notes in a kindle (I hate writing in physical books because I'm precious like that), you can also read the book and switch to audio (great when English not 1st language or just tired), you can see what paragraphs were popular highlights, you can book mark, copy and paste text to share, you can carry around hundreds of books with you on subjects you're interested in instead of lugging around heavy books or just 1 or 2, just soooo many advantages and this is to name just a few....

I just got mine and I currently love it!!

I love your voice :-). That was a very nice and honest review. Am considering getting one this month. Although they're a little expensive in my country. I guess its because of shipment costs.

I love paper books but I also am now a dedicated e reader because I’m trying to be much more conscious about the amount of paper I use. I read anywhere from 4-6 books a month and that’s just a whole lot of paper for books that I will probably never read again. Also, I find that I’m much more likely to use my local library when I use my kindle than driving over there to pick up physical copies. Although, I think this is an option currently available only in the U.S.

As much as I love books... I think it's more nature friendly to use kindle. We need paper to write and study but no need for papers to mass produce its a waste

I read both. Kindle and physical books. That way I don't get tired of the kindle. I think I even read faster in physical.

I got a kindle paperwhite 2 which came out in 2012 or 2013, refurbished for $45. All in all for the device and case i paid around $50.

I have a Kindle basic and am not happy with it. You made a good choice. I also have a B&N Nook and KOBO Libra H2O.....my favorite is my KOBO. Great video!

I have the Kindle Basic and it really looks good. You really can´t tell the difference in the text. I have seen several reviews that stated there really isn´t much of a difference. I would still recommend the basic model if people don´t need waterproofing. I totally agree with you about the ease that kindles make in reading. Definitely worth the investment.

I've gotten to where I almost can't read a dead tree book anymore, when I try I am looking for my backlight, or touching on words looking for the dictionary... :D But just keep an eye out when you buy books, the publishers are taking advantage of the Kindle movement and sometimes the Kindle version is the most expensive version of a book!

One of the things you seldom hear people talk about is not having to do the ridiculous propping open of a book with bits of cutlery to read while eating. It just lies flat. - built in light - built in dictionary - can take notes without 'defacing' the book - stays the same weight even when you're reading War and Peace - carries a library of thousands of books when you're travelling - books can be acquired the instant you want to read them - tens of thousands of books are free I don't begrudge people their wood-pulp books. But the 'smell and feel' of paperbacks (that were scorned by serious book collectors even 30 years ago) is not the killer feature that beats all of the above for me.

Solid comparison and reasoning to a decision for the Paperwhite. This helped more than you can know. Just thought, pity they got rid of the brilliant 300ppi Voyage. I still need a book fix now and then in a real bookshop or library. It takes at least an hour of browsing, smelling, touching and caressing real books and then I'm able to go back to my e-reader all blissed out.

Hey I've got the same cover!! Been using it for almost 2 years.

Nicely done.

Which font and font size do you use usually when you are reading on your kindle?

Where did you get that cover it's beautiful

Hello. Are we able to read and listen a book at the same time? thanks.

Not sure which one to buy paper white or oasis!

My problem is that not all books have an electronic version.

And we also saving the trees/ environment 🌳 🥰🙏

Deep voice

once go black reader u never can go back to physical

Be careful! There are books that are unavailable as e-books. I found several of my favorites either as buggy, low-quality e-books from "Amazon Classics" or unavailable altogether. Try finding books by D.H.Lawrence, Jun'ichiro Tanizaki, Yukio Mishima, and Francoise Sagan in English - you won't! Also, this is definitely not applicable for oversized art and photography books, which will either need to be viewed on a hi-res color screen or be owned physically. Lastly, you have to be careful with proprietary formats all these e-readers use, of which Amazon's is infamous for. Digital e-books should be easy to transfer from device to device, but they are not! This is anti-consumer and keeps a monopoly going. And I say this as someone who owns several e-readers (Kindle, Kobo, Nook, Boox): An e-reader is supplemental to someone who is an avid reader. It does save space, it is environmentally-friendly, it has a screen that will prevent eye-strain, and it is very convenient in its ability to carry a lot of books within its internal memory. I am glad the Kindle Paperwhite suits your needs.