Seriously how can you compare tablet with eink reader?
Mustafa Nazar November 14, 2014
i have note 3 do i still need this e reader ? also i have tablet 10 inch
and i read around 5 hours per day and thank you very much for your clear
explanation
Andy T November 14, 2014
this is a stupid comparison : orange vs apple
Hani Jossi November 14, 2014
Great review despite the bad audio quality. I for one was interested in the
difference but given the eye strain I will go ahead and buy the PW2 as I’m
a keen reader and would like to read more business type books. Thanks guys
Enrico Wilson Fitzgerald November 14, 2014
Huh? Of course iPad mini Retina is the best device from Apple ever! ^_^
Alex Rivas November 14, 2014
Thanks for posting this comparison which exactly what I needed as I am
shopping around for an ereader and people tell me all the time “you can
read with a tablet” but that is not the point, my objective is to get the
reader causes less strain on my eyes; you answered my question, thanks!
Alex200254 November 14, 2014
Good video but audio made it hard to watch
Neela Hunagund November 14, 2014
Thats what i was looking for. you can compare to find out which one fits
best to your needs. this comparison is mainly for reading books .. Thanks
for the info
k3nny111 November 14, 2014
The Paperwhite doesn’t run two months if you read “all the time”, as
promised in this video. The two-months-scheme expects half an hour per day
reading (with dimmed light). So lets assume 60*.5h – means approx. 30 hours
reading time per load. This is of course still a lot, but noone who
seriously likes to read only gets at half an hour per day.
3 hours on average is more likely, giving you a little bit less than one
and a half weeks.
Additionally, it takes 4h to load full per USB, and it doesn’t come with a
charger for the power plug (you have to buy that seperately).
For reading it is still the best device on the market; just providing a
little bit more background information.
danboom101 November 14, 2014
2 months… of constant reading? We are going to get 1488 hours of reading
out of the Paperwhite? Interesting, I don’t know a single mobile electronic
device that has a 1488 hour battery life. And you call yourselves experts?
People can’t learn real facts by listening to fan boys criticizing Apple
when they don’t really know all the true facts. It is true they had some
things correct, but if you are trying to give good facts, you cant give fan
boy opinions critiquing the devices. I suggest for people shopping for
these devices, go on the actual websites and get the real facts. Not from a
youtube video.
Nihal Sahu November 14, 2014
But you can do much more than read e-books on the iPad mini.
Austin Haskins November 14, 2014
Fix the audio and I’ll sub and recommend you guys.
Max Smith November 15, 2014
I enjoy reading and am going to be using either of these devices for
school. I am a massive apple fan but am thinking is it worth having both
the big and small ipad or should i get the Big Ipad and the Kindle. Bearing
in mind that I can take pictures take notes and save sites or show etchers
things that I have found on the ipad mini. So the device would be pretty
much a school device or should I have maybe an older kindle and the Ipad
mini please help or give me you’re opinion!
Goodereader November 15, 2014
bshinn2008 November 15, 2014
These guys are morons. First, you can’t even compare these two because
they are two completely different machines!!! One is an e-reader and that
is all that piece of crap does, the other is a state of the art tablet.
What planet do these retards live on?? Did they even notice on the mini
you can also change the lighting, and etc on the mini so that it is easier
on your eyes, but notice how they don’t even talk about that! Lol. Get a
life.
Angeloras7 November 15, 2014
Oh my god, why people keep comparing e-readers with tablets / ipads…? You
can as well compare trains with freezers.
treblizzle November 15, 2014
your guys audio is messed up
Andrew C November 15, 2014
the kindle looks more like a book
Iestyn Lloyd November 15, 2014
I was hoping that you would have done a dark reading comparison, where you
would have the lights off, with the iPad screen at it’s lowest brightness
setting and inverted screen and compare it to the Paperwhite to see which
would be more comfortable in the dark. Thanks
Knuckles the Echidna November 15, 2014
iPad sure does make my eyes tired. Don’t forget though it can read
everything to you using VoiceOver or enlarge the screen using Zoom. Blind
people and visually impaired people can use it. I use both options but on
the eink I can keep reading a long time as long as I crank up the font size
to maximum.
Sherri Griffin November 15, 2014
Is there a big difference between the Kindle Fire HDX and the iPad with
retinal display for e-reading?
Un Barbu November 15, 2014
Thanks for that comparison. Now, I have no doubts. I’m getting the Kindle
for reading ebooks. I prefer it over the Kobo Aura, because of the its
screen being more white and the black beign more crisp.
T Griffin November 15, 2014
I definitely agree with your comments about the advantages of a dedicated,
e-ink ereader vs a tablet when it comes to extended reading. Even though I
own an iPad Air and a Nexus 7, if I want to read a book, or something that
is going to be extensive and take a considerable amount of time, I use my
Kindle ereader. The battery life and the lack of eyestrain makes a huge
difference!
tunufun November 15, 2014
I wish you would have mentioned the reading experience of both units while
sitting on the patio per say in the sunlight. Trying to read in the
sunlight with my mini iPad with retina display is brutal. Would the Kindle
Paperwhite 2 have the same effect? BTW, you did a great job on this video!
I hear echoes. Is that good?
Seriously how can you compare tablet with eink reader?
i have note 3 do i still need this e reader ? also i have tablet 10 inch
and i read around 5 hours per day and thank you very much for your clear
explanation
this is a stupid comparison : orange vs apple
Great review despite the bad audio quality. I for one was interested in the
difference but given the eye strain I will go ahead and buy the PW2 as I’m
a keen reader and would like to read more business type books. Thanks guys
Huh? Of course iPad mini Retina is the best device from Apple ever! ^_^
Thanks for posting this comparison which exactly what I needed as I am
shopping around for an ereader and people tell me all the time “you can
read with a tablet” but that is not the point, my objective is to get the
reader causes less strain on my eyes; you answered my question, thanks!
Good video but audio made it hard to watch
Thats what i was looking for. you can compare to find out which one fits
best to your needs. this comparison is mainly for reading books .. Thanks
for the info
The Paperwhite doesn’t run two months if you read “all the time”, as
promised in this video. The two-months-scheme expects half an hour per day
reading (with dimmed light). So lets assume 60*.5h – means approx. 30 hours
reading time per load. This is of course still a lot, but noone who
seriously likes to read only gets at half an hour per day.
3 hours on average is more likely, giving you a little bit less than one
and a half weeks.
Additionally, it takes 4h to load full per USB, and it doesn’t come with a
charger for the power plug (you have to buy that seperately).
For reading it is still the best device on the market; just providing a
little bit more background information.
2 months… of constant reading? We are going to get 1488 hours of reading
out of the Paperwhite? Interesting, I don’t know a single mobile electronic
device that has a 1488 hour battery life. And you call yourselves experts?
People can’t learn real facts by listening to fan boys criticizing Apple
when they don’t really know all the true facts. It is true they had some
things correct, but if you are trying to give good facts, you cant give fan
boy opinions critiquing the devices. I suggest for people shopping for
these devices, go on the actual websites and get the real facts. Not from a
youtube video.
But you can do much more than read e-books on the iPad mini.
Fix the audio and I’ll sub and recommend you guys.
I enjoy reading and am going to be using either of these devices for
school. I am a massive apple fan but am thinking is it worth having both
the big and small ipad or should i get the Big Ipad and the Kindle. Bearing
in mind that I can take pictures take notes and save sites or show etchers
things that I have found on the ipad mini. So the device would be pretty
much a school device or should I have maybe an older kindle and the Ipad
mini please help or give me you’re opinion!
These guys are morons. First, you can’t even compare these two because
they are two completely different machines!!! One is an e-reader and that
is all that piece of crap does, the other is a state of the art tablet.
What planet do these retards live on?? Did they even notice on the mini
you can also change the lighting, and etc on the mini so that it is easier
on your eyes, but notice how they don’t even talk about that! Lol. Get a
life.
Oh my god, why people keep comparing e-readers with tablets / ipads…? You
can as well compare trains with freezers.
your guys audio is messed up
the kindle looks more like a book
I was hoping that you would have done a dark reading comparison, where you
would have the lights off, with the iPad screen at it’s lowest brightness
setting and inverted screen and compare it to the Paperwhite to see which
would be more comfortable in the dark. Thanks
iPad sure does make my eyes tired. Don’t forget though it can read
everything to you using VoiceOver or enlarge the screen using Zoom. Blind
people and visually impaired people can use it. I use both options but on
the eink I can keep reading a long time as long as I crank up the font size
to maximum.
Is there a big difference between the Kindle Fire HDX and the iPad with
retinal display for e-reading?
Thanks for that comparison. Now, I have no doubts. I’m getting the Kindle
for reading ebooks. I prefer it over the Kobo Aura, because of the its
screen being more white and the black beign more crisp.
I definitely agree with your comments about the advantages of a dedicated,
e-ink ereader vs a tablet when it comes to extended reading. Even though I
own an iPad Air and a Nexus 7, if I want to read a book, or something that
is going to be extensive and take a considerable amount of time, I use my
Kindle ereader. The battery life and the lack of eyestrain makes a huge
difference!
I wish you would have mentioned the reading experience of both units while
sitting on the patio per say in the sunlight. Trying to read in the
sunlight with my mini iPad with retina display is brutal. Would the Kindle
Paperwhite 2 have the same effect? BTW, you did a great job on this video!