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Originally Posted by HarryT
The solution to that is to put them in a case which makes them comfortable to hold. I have my iPad Mini in a leather case.
It's definitely noticeably heavier than the Kindle Paperwhite, but I can't say that that makes it uncomfortable to read with, personally speaking. And I do read on my iPad Mini for extended periods of time.
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Same here ... but with the Nexus 7. The leather cover folded back on itself gives me the perfect, one-handed (right handed) grip. A finger or two between the covers and the rest of them behind (the bottom-right corner of the device snuggled squarely into the meat of my palm) gives me a solid (but not clenching) grip that leaves my thumb entirely free to turn pages (by tapping of course; swiping is wasted motion). Works equally well for me sitting or supine.
I've used the hand strap on the inside of the cover (folded back), but unless I find a way to clamp the front of the cover to the back, the device itself flops around and swings and dangles free from the rest of the cover whenever reading supine.