e-ink is definitely worth it if you enjoy reading.
For reading linear text, get a kindle or a kobo. By "linear," I mean not a text book or reference text that you skip around a lot in.
I have had a kindle for over 10 years now and use it all the time.
I would suggest trying to get your hands on a kindle and a kobo to see which one feels and reads the best to you. My kindle feels great.
I hate being essentially locked into the amazon ecosystem, but it's not that big a deal. I can e-mail books to myself but it's not as seamless as I want. Once the books are on there, it's great.
I also have a remarkable and think it has potential, especially if you read a lot of research papers or technical books.
For reading linear text, get a kindle or a kobo. By "linear," I mean not a text book or reference text that you skip around a lot in.
I have had a kindle for over 10 years now and use it all the time.
I would suggest trying to get your hands on a kindle and a kobo to see which one feels and reads the best to you. My kindle feels great.
I hate being essentially locked into the amazon ecosystem, but it's not that big a deal. I can e-mail books to myself but it's not as seamless as I want. Once the books are on there, it's great.
I also have a remarkable and think it has potential, especially if you read a lot of research papers or technical books.