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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
Can you post an Amazon link to that tablet?
I read comics on a Surface, which works beautifully. But it is a bit heavy to carry around all the time. I've looked at the Samsung 12.2" tablet, but they are years old now and still run between $300-400.
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Originally Posted by barryem
I mostly read novels and I do most of my reading on a 5" phone, which I think is just the right size for me. It's always in my pocket. It's simple to hold in my hand. It's line width is just slightly wider than the text column in a newspaper. It's perfect. For me!
I do have a Paperwhite and I like it just fine. But I do nearly all of my reading on my phone. And to save it's battery I have a second phone about the same size but with no service that I keep synced. That way I don't use up my main phone's battery. But my main phone is always with me ready to read wherever I am.
I do think it's a mistake to say that nothing else makes sense. I didn't start reading on my phone till a year or two ago and before that I was perfectly happy reading on my Paperwhite.
A reading device should be something we're comfortable with, not necessarily something that makes sense. That makes sense to me. 
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I use my Surface Pro to read everything on. I have Calibre installed on it and use both Calibre's viewer and Freda+. Neither the weight or the size bother me. It may be because, if I was reading a hard bound book, I would carry it with me. And yes I know I am different.
I do not understand how anyone can read on their phone, but I do not consider it wrong. It's just not right for me. Variety is what makes the world interesting and fun.
Apache