I love my kobo. I’ve had ereaders from each of the major current eink brands, as well as iPad and iPhone.

I like having a eReader because reading on my phone makes it too easy to swipe away to go back to doomscrolling the internet.

I have a Kindle. Combined with Anna’s archive and emailing myself an epub, it’s brilliant. Reading on your phone can increase eye strain and lead to poorer sleep. Look into an e-ink e-reader, you won’t regret it.

I have an e-reader and for me it’s something else, I have access to basically all of what LibGen can offer me so it expanded my reading possibilities a lot more, and it is way more comfortable than reading on the PC since there are countless distractions there. I would go with a Kobo, that’s what I have, since Amazon is a lot more shitty in terms of privacy, but I can’t say much more than that.

I tend to alternate between my Kindle Paperwhite and the Kindle app on my phone, depending on circumstance. My phone has an AMOLED screen so it’s not bad on the eyes with a black background.

I had a kindle and now I have a Kobo, I still read oj my phone if I get stuck somewhere and I don’t have my e-reader with me, but e-readers are so much better. Less eye strain, less distractions from notifications or random thoughts. IMO if you read more than a book a year you probably should have an e-reader. Just my 2 cents.

I have a Tolino Vision 6 and its a piece of shit. An e- Reader with integrated backlight is nice, you can read anywhere and it doesn’t matter how thick the book is- it always weighs the same. And you can pay less for E-books ( or not at all). Buuut my Tolino takes a random time between 1 and 3 seconds to change pages, can’t read a lot of ebooks (it should do epub, but I just can’t open some. same with pdf ), and randomly just freezes for a day or two. I already got a warranty replacement because my first one just froze and stopped for good (at a high tension point in the book. like bruh.)

I’m on my second Kindle. They were both gifts and serve(d) their purpose well enough, but I intend to go in a different direction than Amazon next time.

I’m a hardcore reader, and I use a Kobo Forma daily. I can’t say enough good things about it.

Can purchase and download books from any shop, and they’ll work in the Kobo, can add stuff like NickelMenu, Dropbox integration…

People complain about the power button on the Forma and rightfully so, as it’s crappy. However, the quality build of the device is excellent. Got it almost since launch, take it absolutely everywhere with me (backpacks, bags, to the beach, swimming pool, camping…) and it shows 0 damage, not even a scratch.

I mainly read novels but it also scratches the itch for mangas and comics, as it also reads .cbz format (among others).

NOT GOOD FOR PDFs. They get displayed weirdly, hard to read, are slow to change pages…

Battery is great, better than the Sage’s.

If you like reading, get a dedicated device because I swear you won’t regret it.

I read through Kobo app, and Libby on my phone, and I also have a Kobo e-reader (I think it’d Clara but not sure). I actually use my phone more than the reader though, just because I always have it with me. Both are great imo!

I’ve got a Kobo Sage and I love it. My only complaint is that it doesn’t have the depth of accessories that you can get with the Kindle Paperwhite.

I alternate between an ipad and my phone, depending on the situation

Kindle Paperwhites are amazing for reading, if you’re thinking about getting one. I really miss mine. I got so much more reading done with my paperwhite than anything else

I got a Nook in 2011 and it was my main reader device until it died a few months ago. I replaced it with a Kobo and I’m quite happy. Having backlight is a huge improvement.

Kobo it’s light easy to hold and the paper look, battery life and back light makes it perfect for reading for me.

Librera on Android, with reading mode on and at night Red Moon as well. Very convenient.

I have a Kindle and am quite happy with it. Reading on a phone gives me horrible eyestrain.