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Originally Posted by Tarana
(4) Voyages, Paperwhite 2, Paperwhite 3, Basic 10, Basic 8, (2) Basic 7, Touch, Kindle 5, (4) Kindle keyboards, NookGlo3, (4) Fire 7, (2) Fire 8, Fire HDX, Nook HD+. I also have a Nook ST up for sale. Also deciding which two Fire 7's to put up for sale this week.
So that's 17 ereaders and 8 tablets. Gadget addiction mostly, Woot.com order mistake and loss of 2 family members. While I love my Voyages, I also love my clicky keys, hence the large accumulation of both buttons and touch screens. It's hard to give up something that works well. I have to pick 2 more ereaders to sell because 15 is as much as I can comfortably maintain. Funny how this happened. I only had a Kindle Voyage, Keyboard and Nook ST a few years ago. As to how they are currently used:
Voyage 1 - main ereader; sits by my reading chair
Voyage 2 - upstairs ereader
Voyage 3 - Entire Kobo library
Voyage 4 - book club reads (this one is new to me)
NookGlo3 - Entire B&N library
Keyboard 1 - Murder she wrote series
Keyboard 2 - Xanth series
Paperwhite 2 - Magazine collection (lightspeed, asimov)
Touch - editing ebooks converted from p-books. Highlight feature works best on this one
Basic 7-1 - Attached to brother's account
Basic 10 - my current take-a-long
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If I had that many Readers, my wife would have me killed.
To be honest, I might want one more. But until then, my H2O is still good. I don't use any of the others besides the H2O. I do sometimes use my iPhone or iPad.