Hey bookworms! So, 2025 is here, and we're knee-deep in digital reading. E-readers versus tablets—it's the ultimate showdown, right? Let's dive in.

I've been team e-reader for years. The eink screens? Seriously the best for long reading sessions. No eye strain, even in bright sunlight. Tablets? They're cool, don't get me wrong, but my eyes feel like they're going to melt after an hour. You know what I mean?

But tablets have their perks. Netflix and chill, anyone? E-readers? Not so much. Unless you're into that whole minimalist thing. Which, let's be real, I'm not. Not completely, anyway.

Then there's the weight. E-readers are super lightweight. I can easily read in bed without my arm falling off. Tablets? They're a bit more… substantial. My arm is usually asleep by page 50. It's a real problem.

And the battery life! E-readers are champs. They last for weeks on a single charge. Tablets? I swear, I need to charge them like three times a day. It's exhausting. I'm not kidding.

Another thing to consider is the price. E-readers are generally cheaper than tablets. But tablets give you so much more functionality. It's a tough call.

So, which one wins? It really depends on your priorities. If you're a hardcore reader who values eye comfort and battery life, an e-reader is the way to go. If you want a device that can do a million things, including reading, then a tablet might be better.

Honestly, I still prefer my e-reader. It's just so much more comfortable for reading. But I also love my tablet for everything else. Maybe I'm just a gadget addict. Don't judge me.

Have you tried both? Would love to hear your take!