I'll say that I prefer buying physical books whereby the medium suits the matter. Incredible visuals like traditional art, design, and photography just aren't t

I'll say that I prefer buying physical books whereby the medium suits the matter. Incredible visuals like traditional art, design, and photography just aren't the same on an iPad. Technical information is easier to skim, note, and browse in paper format. But the vast majority of books I read on a weekly basis such as non-fiction, psychology, and philosophy is just flat out better with my Kindle. I love that I can carry a library of books in my bag with a fraction of the weight. I can also quickly sample and potentially purchase a book on a whim without having to leave my home or wait for a delivery. I can switch between books or magazines in a cinch. I don't need to recycle old magazines and instead just rely on the next issue of the New Yorker magically showing up on my device. And most importantly, the space saved in my physical home is invaluable.