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Originally Posted by dwig
Assuming that by "my Kindle" you actually mean the K3 you list as one of your devices, there is no downside that I'm aware of. Save to Disk and a manual transfer via USB has been my almost exclusive method of loading my K3.
That said, loading 2100 books on a K3 is generally a very very bad idea. Too many operations on the K3 become painfully lethargic when it has to deal with a library that large. If you must load that many on the K3 should should do it in modest sized batches (10-40 books) and confirm that it has finished indexing one batch before loading a second. Indexing 40 books, particularly large ones, can take many many hours. Don't expect to load more than one modest sized batch per day.
Though I don't use my old K3 that much these days, I now load only a small number of books (~5-10) from my "waiting to be read" list's "read these soon" sub-list and I delete them when read. My "new" device is a Win10 (nee Win8) tablet and I do the same with the reading app that I use, though I have Calibre with my full library on the tablet as well.
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Dwig, thanks for the reply. I need to update the list of devices I have, as I'm actually referring to a Kindle Voyage.