How I Turned My iPad Into The Best e-Reader

My iPad has hardly been used for a long time and while I am an avid reader, I thought about buying a Kindle Paperwhite until I realized I could just use the iPad I already have and use that for digital e-reading. But that left a big problem, how do i cut down on eye strain and access all of my digital reads? In this video, we go over how I converted my iPad to be the best e-reader on the market to read novels, comics, and manga!

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:48 The Problem with Kindle Ecosystem
1:35 Repurposing an iPad
2:42 Adjusting Settings for e-reading
3:26 Best e-Readers on the market
4:00 Kindle doesn't have all the books in one place
4:45 Why I decided on iPad

[garydomaz]

Watching this from my iPad Air when I should be on the kindle app reading my textbook for class 😂

[azayn]

Onyx Boox devices are a good middle ground between the Kindle and an iPad. You get the ability to install apps and side load books but with an e-ink display. But this is a great way to repurpose an iPad that isn’t used often.

[raquelra]

Great video! I’m team IPad, since I’m gradually falling out of love with my Kindle. The way we’re not the real owners of the books we buy is inconceivable. Actually, we don’t even totes own our devices, since we have to send to Amazon our DRM free epubs for them to convert and add to our library, not to mention the poor and few customisation tools… I’d love to have a pocketbook e-reader, but in my country we can only find Kindles and the import fees are too expensive to consider any other device. So, I’ve been reading more and more on my IPad mini 6 lately and a matte magnetic screen protector is doing the trick fairly well to minimise the glare. I also turn on the “focus” mode to avoid most of the distractions. And that’s it! The practicality won, after all. And the freedom of reading from multiple sources, besides Amazon, is simply great. Seriously, I’m only reading on my Kindle to read books I can’t find anywhere else and have to buy from Amazon, but I’m quite sure this will be my last Kindle, if they don’t change their policy… drastically, since I can have my kindle library on the app.

[ZmarleneZ]

team iPad - waiting to buy the new iPad Mini - perfect size as an ereader. thanks for your video

[JessicaNeidingHaverly]

Both for me. The kindle paperwhite is lightweight and has insane battery life. Wonderful for reading at night. I use my ipad for comics, bigger textbooks or pdfs. The ipad also allows me to get work done I can complete on my phone. I get library books from the Libby app (normally on my phone) and have it send to my kindle devices. Everything syncs. My highlights are available after the book loan ends. I'm fine with the catch and release of books.

[JohnLusher]

Good video! I think iPads fit into three categories for most people: a consumption device for videos, social and reading; a hybrid of work and consumption; or a full time work device. For users that need to use their desktop or laptop for work, the iPad is perfect for consuming content or reading. Appreciate you sharing how you set up the focus and shortcuts.