Response Video: 17 Things I Love About My Kindle Paperwhite!

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the original video on Harris Craycraft's channel:
• 17 Things I Love About...

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  • @michaelk.vaughan8617
    @michaelk.vaughan86177 ай бұрын

    I can read it in a house. I can read it with a mouse. I can read it here or there. I can read it anywhere!

  • @Iampilgr1m

    @Iampilgr1m

    7 ай бұрын

    Is that Shakespeare?

  • @michaelk.vaughan8617

    @michaelk.vaughan8617

    7 ай бұрын

    @@Iampilgr1m yes. Green Eggs and Hamlet.

  • @GypsyRoSesx

    @GypsyRoSesx

    7 ай бұрын

    ⁠@@michaelk.vaughan8617lol

  • @NP-Hunt

    @NP-Hunt

    7 ай бұрын

    Best response ever! 🤣😜👍 Actually made me wake my wife up by laughing. She's not impressed, but I certainly was! 😁

  • @matthewhayes9734
    @matthewhayes97347 ай бұрын

    He’s actually wearing an Apple Watch. The opposite of analog.

  • @DuncanMcCurdie
    @DuncanMcCurdie7 ай бұрын

    Bearded with a flashy watch, you’re just describing Criminolly at the start.

  • @yourneighborkevin
    @yourneighborkevin24 күн бұрын

    I know this is an older post, but I love it. When I went to seminary (in my forties), I very quickly abandoned print books for ebook/epub versions of texts. Searchable colored highlighting, searchable notes, searchable text, it was sooooo much better. One text I read early on, Diarmaid McCullogh’s “The First Three Thousand Years,” was such a beast (really fun to read but wandering everywhere without using turn signals) I bought the Kindle and the audiobook and used them at the same time to keep up. After four years at school I found that virtually everyone had done the same thing.

  • @NP-Hunt
    @NP-Hunt7 ай бұрын

    We all love 'Project Grouting.... Or Project Gregorian Monks... Or Project Gigglepuss...'

  • @SpiroHarvey
    @SpiroHarvey7 ай бұрын

    Kudos to the Brotubers who can make a living by tricking people into watching videos that amount to reading out the product features.

  • @materiagrix
    @materiagrix7 ай бұрын

    My power button does not turn the device off with the weight of the device, I’ve tried! I made a video two days ago about my kindle with a demonstration of the stiffness of the power button at least of my kindle! I forgot to mention the battery, it’s lasted me three books so far without charging!

  • @battybibliophile-Clare
    @battybibliophile-Clare7 ай бұрын

    I love my Kindle, but it's even better as an app on my Boox tab ultra colour. I agree the bookmarking is brilliant. I have a cover on my Oasis, and my Paperwhite because I'm a clumsy cow. I even have a Kindle DX with an original cover. It's the toughest Kindle ever. I have to sideload it now, but it still works and has a new battery, which is easy to replace. I would buy a Scribe , if it was an updated DX, but it isn't. I'm curious to know if my tech guru, SD himself, has one. Nice to see a well bred dog that doesn't yap. I'd like to see her telling other dogs off sometime.

  • @nathanfoung2347
    @nathanfoung23477 ай бұрын

    The cool kids want to keep it real 😂 The power button on the Basic model feels more robust than the one on the PW.

  • @saintdonoghue

    @saintdonoghue

    7 ай бұрын

    I noticed that difference too! Is it possible it's not that the button is more robust but that the device itself is lighter?

  • @nathanfoung2347

    @nathanfoung2347

    7 ай бұрын

    @saintdonoghue I hadn't thought about that, but I haven't accidentally switched off the basic model as I have with the PW. The basic model has become my go to now base on this fact alone.

  • @mikeprg
    @mikeprg7 ай бұрын

    The slow irritating delay when highlighting words or searching has sent me back to reading good old paperbacks. The e-ink tech is simply too sluggish..

  • @JoeSpivey02
    @JoeSpivey027 ай бұрын

    Who are these flabbergasting Cicero-type figures who do their videos in one take? They must be really big and clever!

  • @saintdonoghue

    @saintdonoghue

    7 ай бұрын

    Hah! Personally, I don't think they exist - I mean, who could talk for 20 minutes without edits and jump-cuts?

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