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It depends on how you calculate savings, I guess.
If I just counted books I would have bought in DTB anyway and the difference in price between a print edition and the ebook, the savings probably won't be very much.
If I factor in all the free books (that are always free, but only as ebooks; e.g. public domain), promotional free books, sales on ebooks, etc and compare it to the cost of the same or comparable titles at list price in DTB, then my ereaders have paid for themselves in content multiple times over.
So, per title savings not so much. Overall value of content I've been able to legally obtain, a rather nice ROI.
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