I love Kindle because of the simplicity of the highlighting and being able to copy / paste everything into a commonplace book (I use Obsidian on mac) but I admit that I find it much more satisfying to scribble notes in the margins of physical books and underline stuff and dog-ear the pages.

I read about 85% physical and 15 e-book (though I try to go kindle-only with one small paperback as backup when I travel).

For me, the deciding factor is am I going to be having to lug this around. If I am traveling then I want an E-book so that I do not need to carry around multiple books but if I am at home or only reading it at home then by far a physical book. E-books for all their pros just lack that page-turning feeling.

I like to read books, but listen to podcasts.

Physical for fiction, audiobook (usually on 1.5x) for non fiction

I've gotten to where I generally prefer reading a Kindle, but I've been reading mostly paper backs lately.

I like it in the old school way. Audiobooks are the worst because I can’t just sit and listen. But then, as an ordinary man, I can’t do two things simultaneously.

Physical books give us real pleasure of reading.

I gotta say, I'm surprised that things lean so heavily towards physical books here. I read about 95% ebooks. I also NEVER read on a phone, or a connected kindle device. I have a disconnected old kindle 4th generation, and transfer books to it via a cable. I use Calibre to organize my books.

I love this setup and read a lot. I don't mind having a separate device (my old kindle) for reading.

Physical but I will enjoy the odd audiobook occasionally. I have never read an e-book.

Physical books, but when I don't have much time, audiobooks, the ones I don't like are ebooks, I end up exhausting my eyes having to read a lot on a screen.

I prefer physical books if possible. However, due to space constraints and ease of use I do a lot of reading on my phone. It's great to just pull out and read while waiting for 20 minutes or so, and I don't need to remember to bring a book or carry it around all day! The availability of free e-books certainly doesn't hurt either.

I mostly prefer physical books. But sometimes I read ebooks too.