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What do you do with your multiple ereaders?
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I think I answered this previously, but to recap:
Kindle Keyboard 1 - My main reader. I love it. I prefer how Kindle does collections (for series) better than Nook, so tend to have all my my series collections on here.
Kindle 6" (buttons, former basic model) - my takealong reader. Fits in my purse easier; if it breaks, I'm only out $50.
Kindle Keyboard 2 - (inherited) Holds all my literary magazines (i.e. Asimov, Ellery Queen, etc). Also, now shared with family members for Kindle Unlimited books they want to read.
Kindle HDX - Anything whispersynced. I take it with me sometimes due to poor lighting at some waiting rooms, but it is heavy and prone to problems with glare. Would have sent it back but it is fabulous for whispersynced books and TTS (My vision is a real problem).
Nook Glo - My latest purchase. Book club and library go on here. Eventually, it will become my main take-along reader because of lighting issues in waiting rooms. I do not like how it does collections, so mostly standalone books on here. It is SUPER light and just needs me to make a sleeve to protect it from scratches in my purse.
Nook HD+ - My pdf reader. Perfect for craft and cookbooks. Also good for bed reading when ill or injured because Moonreader+ can be set to scrolling. Too heavy for average reading IMHO.
If I were to divest myself of any readers at this time, it would be the 6" and 2nd keyboard kindle.