Do you still buy physical books/CDs, or have you gone 100% digital?

I own a Kindle reader, but I still like a real book a lot more. I read a lot, so the Kindle is fine when I am not sure about a book and the digital version is a lot less expensive.

If i saw a book I wanted to buy I would buy it For instance a first edition of Salinger's Catcher in the Rye, As for CD,s If it's on Vinyl I would prefer it on Vinyl Cd,s are not worth as much as good old fashioned Vinyl

I still buy some books that I would really like to read and keep. Flipping through a book is just different from reading digitally, I find it more relaxing and I can easily bring along a book with me. Reading on phone isn't really comfortable for me, the screen is too small. I don't buy CDs anymore, but I still keep a box of old CDs. I wonder if I can just copy them in my harddisk, or just throw them away. I don't have a CD player anymore. Space saving is an important factor for not buying more physical stuff. Sometimes I wonder what to do with my old boxes of books that I might still want to read when I have some free time, but whenever I have time, I might read something else...

As of music, it's fully digital for me. Books, I still love and prefer the smell of paper books.

I usually get my song on digital since buying compact discs is too expensive.

Yes, I still buy physical copies, but only for the ones that are truly my favorites. I like having a tangible keepsake or proof that I really loved the book or cd's.

I don’t have any CDs, but I do still have several books in my bookcase. I just haven’t bought any new ones lately. They are just so much cheaper to buy digitally.

I’m primarily digital, but I do still own a lot of CDs and albums!

CD's no but books yes!

I bought a real book last year. I found some cds my uncle had. But I have no way to play them now.

I prefer to read real books. I still have a lot of books.

I prefer real books ….

Yes, sometimes I buy real books. I like the smell of a book.

I can totally relate to that. There’s something special about holding a real book or an old CD—it brings back memories in a way that digital files just can’t. The smell of the pages, the cover art, and even the feeling of flipping through a book makes the experience more personal. Going mostly digital is definitely convenient, especially for saving space, but keeping those “forever favorites” on the shelf makes a lot of sense. It’s understandable that work leaves you with little time to read right now, but the good thing is the books will always be there waiting. Maybe one day when things slow down a bit, you’ll be able to enjoy them again—page by page, just like before.

I prefer real books and CDs.