Which E-book reader you are using now?

[rcentros]

Originally Posted by yuhuanjoan

At the moment, I have a 4inch E-book reader in my hand, may I know, if someone else have some good E-book readers to recommend ?
Such as some smallest or lightest E-book reader you known. :

I'm currently reading on a Kindle Keyboard. I'm making sure it's good before passing it on down the line. (Actually, I like it quite a bit, I might hang on to it.)

[rcentros]

Originally Posted by booklover6

Not only that, the Aura has a much smaller outside dimension than the STG.

But does it have the page turn buttons?

[booklover6]

Originally Posted by rcentros

But does it have the page turn buttons?

No, but the poster said they were considering it, so I wanted to point out how much smaller it is.

[mr_nihilism]

Aura HD for home use.
Glo / Mini when out and about.

[HoopyFrood]

Mostly on my Kindle DX, but .epub on my Nook HD+. I have a couple other regular Kindles, non-touch, non-pw but they just gather dust since I got the DX. Love it, love it, love it.

[rraod]

In office sometimes I use my desktop with calibre reader. At home I was using my laptop and later on my 10" tablet.

Last year my wife got a Kindle PW1 and I got hooked it. Due to the difficulty in sharing with her, I got myself a used Nook ST for $30 and fell in love with it immediately. My only complaint with it is the lack of internal light, as I do a lot of reading on my bed. Now it has become my primary reader. I prefer EPUBs to MOBIs as they are easy to edit on Sigil.

Now I have set my eyes on Kobo Aura HD, waiting for the right opportunity to get it. That will be my ultimate reader so far.

[Solitaire1]

Originally Posted by readerlover

I have a Sony PRS-300 and I absolutely love it as it still has buttons and not a touchscreen like the newer eReaders have!

I'm transitioning back to a Sony PRS-505, my second one after the battery wore out with my original one. Like with readerlover, I like the physical buttons and also the following: the interface, the clear and sharp e-ink screen, and the size (large enough screen for ereading, while the itself device is the right size for easy carrying).

I've had/have many other ebook readers, such as: Kobo Touch, Nook Color, Nook HD+, Sony PRS-500, Sony PRS-600, and Sony PRS-T1. However, for me none of them has been as good as the PRS-505 when it comes to ebook reading.

[NickC42]

Mostly Sony Xperia Z Ultra (great for the bath as it's waterproof) with the Google Play Books app, sometimes iPad Mini Retina with same app, also Sony PRS-350 which I still love.

I'm a bit concerned about the effect on eyesight and sleep patterns with the LCD backlit screens, so try to use the Sony PRS-350 in the later evening. It doesn't do email or web though, so may look at the Onyx T68.

Nick

[Kicksplode]

My main reader is a Paperwhite 2. I use my Nook ST as a backup when my wife is borrowing the Kindle or if I'm reading at the beach.

[Purple Lady]

Nexus 7 LTE and Onyx T68

[inl1ner]

Hi @all,

because the display is large and shows a lot of text. When traveling, I use the Sony PRS-T1, because he has an audio interface, with which I can cover the environmental noises.

I find it incredible that no current eBook reader has a headphone jack.

inl1ner

[HarryT]

I'm currently reading on two devices: a Nexus 7 LCD tablet, and an Onyx T68 Lynx eInk Android tablet. On both devices I have my full library, managed by the wonderful Calibre Companion, and am using Moon+ to read books with.

[teija]

Preferred reader for on-the-go and most general reading: Kobo Mini. Also enjoy reading on the Sony PRS-350 or 650 because I love their form factor (metal & substantial weight), plus I have the lighted covers so I these are my go-to readers when not in good lighting.

I have my trusty iPad for reading magazines on Zinio and/or larger image-intensive stuff (home design mags/books). I also just picked up an original Kobo Arc for a very good deal. I can't call it an eReader as it's not an eInk device, but it's definitely a lovely little tablet!

[MAT160]

I use the Kindle Paperwhite everyday.

[HarryT]

Originally Posted by Solitaire1

I'm transitioning back to a Sony PRS-505, my second one after the battery wore out with my original one. Like with readerlover, I like the physical buttons and also the following: the interface, the clear and sharp e-ink screen, and the size (large enough screen for ereading, while the itself device is the right size for easy carrying).

The contrast on modern eInk screens is enormously better than on that of the PRS-505. I'm surprised that you don't find this to make a difference.