Physical copy or Kindle?

As an avid reader, I've found myself balancing between physical books and my Kindle in daily life. Physical books offer a tactile experience—the smell of the pages, the feel of the cover, and the satisfaction of flipping through each page. These qualities make them great for relaxing at home, where I can immerse myself without distractions. However, when I’m out and about, my Kindle is indispensable. It lets me carry an entire library without the heaviness or risk of damage to physical books. For instance, I recently finished "The Book" by Hannah Bonamy-Young and Emily Ohanjanians on my Kindle during a long trip. It was convenient to access anytime, and the built-in lighting made nighttime reading effortless. While physical books can get damaged if taken everywhere, storing them carefully at home keeps them pristine and inviting. On the other hand, e-readers like Kindle offer flexibility, instant access to new releases, and adjustable font sizes to reduce eye strain. Overall, I think a hybrid approach works best—enjoy physical copies for treasured reads at home and use Kindle for mobility and convenience. What’s your preference, and how do you balance between digital and print reading?