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No Kindle? Like books? Watch this video

1,483 views · Published 10 March 2016 · 3:21 · Indexed 25 October 2026

Channel: Robb's Homemade Life · 2016 · Howto & Style

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If you like books and don't want a Kindle, this video will give you good reasons to try one. 

I refused to buy a Kindle for years, I preferred to read a physical book. However,I found after using a Kindle the reading experience was just as enjoyable as with a physical book.

 If you are worried about the price, I bought a used Kindle 2 that once sold for over $300 for just $24, shipping included.

 If you are a digital illiterate, I am too, but found the use of my kindle 2 to be painless, it synced with my computer automatically. 

All of my old books were easy to transfer from one kindle to another. If you have to enter text to register for the first time, the keyboard is perfect to use. 

 If you are a tightwad like me, you can get unlimited amounts of free books to download as many authors periodically release their books for free  to help garner reviews and future sales, plus many classics are available for free. The easy to use  keyboard also encourages you to organize your books in collections for easier access.

The battery life is quite good, and while I have not done it, there is a way to send PDF documents to your Kindle.

 Finally, should you ever need to buy a book, magazine or newspaper, the Kindle will use it's Wi-Fi connection to connect to Amazon and let you purchase and read it even if you are not at home or near your computer.

 You can buy used Kindles from sellers on both eBay and Amazon. I bought mine from an eBay  seller that was the original owner and who had no use for the Kindle and had excellent buyer feedback. I found other used versions of the Kindle such as the Paperwhite  at similar low prices to my Kindle2.

 Thanks for watching, I add new helpful or unusual videos weekly.
 Robb Moffett
 Robb's Homemade Life

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