3 Kindle accessories for a more comfortable manga setup

If you're settling in for 50 chapters of Kingdom or One Piece, your physical comfort matters as much as the image quality. These three accessories help.

1. The Bluetooth remote page turner

It's a small ring or remote that turns pages wirelessly. You can prop your Kindle on a stand or a pillow and keep your hands under the blankets, which is welcome in winter.

2. The "Strapsicle" or PopSocket

Kindles are light, but holding them for hours can strain your pinky. A silicone strap (like the Strapsicle) or a well-placed PopSocket makes one-handed reading comfortable, on a train or with a cup of coffee in the other hand.

3. Tablet stands for bed

A "gooseneck" stand attached to your headboard, with the remote page turner above, lets you read hands-free. You can lie flat with the page in your line of sight.

Getting volumes onto the Kindle

MangaSendr emails the volumes you send straight to your Kindle, usually within a few minutes. The desktop app can also copy volumes over USB when your Kindle shows up as a drive (it needs Calibre or Kindle Previewer installed to make the file).