| Mobile device, I do like how sites are following the endless scrolling instead of tapping or gestured swipes to move onto the next page/panel |
| i prefer to read phyiscal copies rather than digital ones; it just feels nicer. but if i am reading it on a device it would be on my ipad (sometimes my phone if i'm doing a quick check/flip through of the manga). |
| I rarely read manga on my phone, but sometimes happens when I'm too lazy to find and boot the tablet (it's slow and heavy). Overall, the tablet is my favorite. It's large, bright and colorful. I'm also okay with my e-book reader, it's more eye friendly, but smaller, monochrome (not really a problem tho, except for the cover) and I have to choose between ghost images (not acceptable) or screen flashing every new page (a bit annoying but not that bad) |
| I have an Honor Tab x9. I specifically chose it for reading manga because of the 11.5-inch 120hz 2k display. High quality manga looks so crisp, and it's really fluid and responsive. |
| I read on my laptop and phone. |
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| From my laptop or just a plain physical copy. |
| It has allways been my laptop. |
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| On my phone, it's easier that way. Plus, I can read whenever and wherever. I find reading manga on a desktop or laptop to be... awkward. |
| I read on a tablet, if I'm in a pinch and don't have the tablet for some reason I use my phone. I could use my laptop but it's just not the same, having a vertical screen is a must for me. |
| On my laptop, simple as that tbh...no further explanation... |
| 98% of the time I read manga it's on my shitty laptop, as I find the bigger screen to be better and make me feel more sigma while reading manga |
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| I used to read on my phone a lot but I've got a kindle since then so I use that. |
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| Phone/Computer Whichever one's available. |
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| Occasionally in pc, most of the time in android |
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| iPad. Phone screen is way too small and computer is not as comfortable. |
| Does anyone read manga/manhwa on e-ink device? I wonder what your setup is. I'm terribly annoyed with my phones/tablets dimming and reflecting at the sunshine. They also heat up like crazy. I tried to read on my Kindle, but that's too much of hassle, like pre-downloading stuff, converting to a specific format etc. I was thinking to buy one of those newer Pocketbook devices with colorful e-ink, but they still don't have Android, so I can't just install my reader app and go... If someone explored it and ended up with a perfect mobile setup which doesn't fall apart on a sunny day, please share. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
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Does anyone read manga/manhwa on e-ink device? I wonder what your setup is.
I'm terribly annoyed with my phones/tablets dimming and reflecting at the sunshine. They also heat up like crazy. I tried to read on my Kindle, but that's too much of hassle, like pre-downloading stuff, converting to a specific format etc.
I was thinking to buy one of those newer Pocketbook devices with colorful e-ink, but they still don't have Android, so I can't just install my reader app and go...
If someone explored it and ended up with a perfect mobile setup which doesn't fall apart on a sunny day, please share.
I'm terribly annoyed with my phones/tablets dimming and reflecting at the sunshine. They also heat up like crazy. I tried to read on my Kindle, but that's too much of hassle, like pre-downloading stuff, converting to a specific format etc.
I was thinking to buy one of those newer Pocketbook devices with colorful e-ink, but they still don't have Android, so I can't just install my reader app and go...
If someone explored it and ended up with a perfect mobile setup which doesn't fall apart on a sunny day, please share.
| @LoveYourSmile I read manga on a Supernote A5X, it's very comfortable and has an e-ink screen. I didn't purchase it for this purpose, but it's a nice bonus. I can't say for sure how it performs in the daylight as I haven't tried reading it outside, but perhaps I could find out and show you, if you'd like. I download manga online as .cbz files and transfer them as to my tablet. .cbz files are are basically ZIP folders with series of numbered images. The screen can only display grayscale colors. There is also temporary burn in when flipping through pages, but that can be easily fixed by sliding my finger up on the line on the right side of the tablet. This refreshes the screen, removing the burn in. I can see how this could be a hassle for some, though. It has no backlight, so it doesn't get hot and the screen won't strain your eyes. I've shared an image of the tablet below. If you look closely, you'll notice burn in from another page. |
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@LoveYourSmile
I read manga on a Supernote A5X, it's very comfortable and has an e-ink screen. I didn't purchase it for this purpose, but it's a nice bonus. I can't say for sure how it performs in the daylight as I haven't tried reading it outside, but perhaps I could find out and show you, if you'd like.
I download manga online as .cbz files and transfer them as to my tablet. .cbz files are are basically ZIP folders with series of numbered images. The screen can only display grayscale colors.
There is also temporary burn in when flipping through pages, but that can be easily fixed by sliding my finger up on the line on the right side of the tablet. This refreshes the screen, removing the burn in. I can see how this could be a hassle for some, though.
It has no backlight, so it doesn't get hot and the screen won't strain your eyes.
I've shared an image of the tablet below. If you look closely, you'll notice burn in from another page.
I read manga on a Supernote A5X, it's very comfortable and has an e-ink screen. I didn't purchase it for this purpose, but it's a nice bonus. I can't say for sure how it performs in the daylight as I haven't tried reading it outside, but perhaps I could find out and show you, if you'd like.
I download manga online as .cbz files and transfer them as to my tablet. .cbz files are are basically ZIP folders with series of numbered images. The screen can only display grayscale colors.
There is also temporary burn in when flipping through pages, but that can be easily fixed by sliding my finger up on the line on the right side of the tablet. This refreshes the screen, removing the burn in. I can see how this could be a hassle for some, though.
It has no backlight, so it doesn't get hot and the screen won't strain your eyes.
I've shared an image of the tablet below. If you look closely, you'll notice burn in from another page.
| @coolvampire Thanks for sharing. So you still need to go to some manga site, download as .cbz, upload to the device and then read? That's what I did with my kindle (with an extra step to convert .cbz to .mobi). Ideally I would like an Android colorful e-ink device, so I could install a reading app and skip all the preparation steps, getting the same experience as on mobile/tablet, but with e-ink. I've tried one such e-ink device with Android in a store, but its screen felt rubbish compared to Kindle/Pocketbook I'm using for books. I'll probably go for colorful Pocketbook and pre-downloading/conversion step, just asked here in case someone found a better setup... |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
| If I can paper, but lately since they have raised the prices and there are many more sites where you can read legally, mainly on tablets. |
| I much, much prefer physical manga, but when I read manga electronically, it's always on my mobile phone. |
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| Physical since I like to support the creators. |
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| "What device do you read Manga on?" Usually on my phone |
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| I sometimes use physical manga, but when I don't use it I use my phone or computer to read manga. Manga is way better on a big screen so that's why I prefer my computer over my phone. |
| "When clouds appear, wise men put on their cloaks; When great leaves fall, the winter is at hand; When the sun sets, who doth not look for night? Untimely storms make men expect a dearth." William Shakespeare |
| I've got a Kindle and have a decent collection of manga on there now! I've always loved physically collecting but have had to sell most of my collection since I'm moving to another country soon. Kindle has allowed me to keep reading without spending thousands to transport my collection. (It's sad to sell most of my physical collection but I'm seeing it as a journey to recollect and uh, actually complete series. I had a silly habit of buying lots of different series but only completing a few. Would like to change that so I kept my completed series like "Galaxy Angel", "A.I. Love You", etc.) |
| To see more of my art (I drew my avatar), please visit meltingcore-end (on Tumblr) |
| If I can't get a physical copy, I rely on online readers, either on laptop or phone. |
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