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Same thoughts here. The iPad is versatile and hard to beat. I'm curious what app people use to read PDFs? Goodreader seems really dated, so I just use the Apple

Same thoughts here. The iPad is versatile and hard to beat. I'm curious what app people use to read PDFs? Goodreader seems really dated, so I just use the Apple Books app currently. My only complaint is that it doesn't allow you to have more than one paper/book open at once. Also, I know the OP said they don't like printing papers out, but if you do, get a Brother laser printer. Text and graphics are much clearer on a laser printer vs. an inkjet. I bought a higher-end (Epson EcoTank ET-2750) inkjet to replace a 10 year old Brother laser printer (OfficeDepot display model to boot) I got on sale. The laser printer was better in every way – I should have just replaced some parts and kept it going.

checkyoursudo 6y ago
On my iPad, I just use the Apple Books app as well. I don't find it to be great, but it is sufficient. Since I am the OP, I'll note that while I don't like to print a lot of papers, I do inevitably print important ones. I fully agree on the Brother laser printer (only kind I have used, so not knocking other brands). Even printing in draft mode (saving on ink) is generally more readable than inkjet printing, in my experience. I'll probably end up getting another iPad, but it has been interesting to see what other people use.