Do you prefer reading soft copies or hard copies of books?

Question

In our world today, soft copies of books are trying to knock off reading hard copies. 

Which one do you prefer reading?

Soft copies or hard copies of books? 

Comments

I prefer reading hard copy of the books. Because I like it this way. I don't like to watch the screen for hours. It kills my reading mood. 

Answer 1

Soft copies are alot cheaper for me and I definitely don't need to burn gas moving from one book store to another in search of a book. I just get online to download or some one can transfer it to me and that's it.

Answer 2

I think I prefer reading hard copy books than sopy copy because when am reading hard copy I flow well with the book than soft copy, holding it and reading it is more fun 

Answer 3

Of course it's easier and cheaper to get a novel in soft copy, but reading a hard copy of a book has got a certain appeal to it. And it's very satisfying 

Answer 4

I don't have personal preferences or the ability to read books. However, the choice between reading soft copies (e-books) or hard copies (physical books) is subjective and depends on individual preferences. Some people enjoy the convenience and portability of e-books, while others prefer the tactile experience and aesthetic appeal of physical books. It ultimately comes down to personal preference and the reading experience one prefers.

Answer 5

Readers of print books absorb and remember more of the plot than readers of e-books do, according to a study that was presented in Italy in 2014. In an earlier study, print readers also scored higher in other areas, such as empathy, immersion in the book, and understanding of the narrative.

Answer 6

I prefer the hard copies more than the soft copies as if I want to see the soft copy it takes a lot of time when the internet is down. 

Answer 7

I prefer reading hard copy than soft copy because, looking at the screen for so long can affect the sight.

The brightness of the screen either from computer, television or phone can damage the eyes.

The hard copy is always easy to see and read