Nook GlowLight

alaTest hat 8 Testberichte und Kundenbewertungen für Nook GlowLight zusammengefasst und analysiert. Im Durchschnitt wurde das Produkt mit 3.9/5 bewertet, verglichen mit einer durchschnittlichen Bewertung von 4.2/5 für andere Produkte. Der Bildschirm und das Preisleistungsverhältnis wird von den Testern positiv bewertet, das Design wird auch positiv bewertet.

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Expertenbewertung von : Michael Sawh (trustedreviews.com)

Nook GlowLight

 

The 2nd gen GlowLight is still second best to the Paperwhite

Lightweight design ; EPUB support ; Brighter screen

Build quality is not great ; No 3G model ; Some books more expensive than rival services

The reasonable improvement on the first Nook with GlowLight, but it's not enough to know the Paperwhite off the top spot.

Aug 2014

Expertenbewertung von : Roberto Baldwin (wired.com)

Nook GlowLight

 

The original GlowLight was a great device when it launched. Instead of continuing that momentum, the latest version feels like an e-reader that lost its way.

Nov 2013

Expertenbewertung von : Libby Plummer (t3.com)

Nook GlowLight review

 

Can the latest e-reader from US bookseller Barnes & Noble take on the Amazon Kindle? Find out in our Nook GlowLight review

Cool design ; Light and comfy to hold ; Great book selection

Backlight could be more even

The Nook GlowLight is light, comfy to hold and easy to use, and we found everything we wanted available to download. The only thing that keeps the Nook Glowlight from five stars is the not-quite-perfect backlight. Having said that, the screen is still...

Expertenbewertung von : Rik Henderson (pocket-lint.com)

Nook GlowLight review

 

It's been almost two years since Barnes & Nobile released its last Nook eBook reader in the UK, but is ready to take a second crack at carving a niche for itself in a market dominated by Amazon. Thar's the rub. While it offers a lighter shell, is...

Fun and cute design, super lightweight, decent LED lighting for reading in the dark, sharp fonts, good looking user interface

Not compatible with Amazon eBooks if you’ve already invested in them, Barnes & Noble has ditched the microSD card slot

Thar's the rub. While it offers a lighter shell, is cheaper, more funky looking and has considerably more storage, the latest Nook isn't a Kindle.

Aug 2014

Expertenbewertung von : Chris Martin (techadvisor.co.uk)

Nook GlowLight review

 

Ereaders are great but if you need an external light source to read properly. Those wanting to read in the dark – ie in bed without a lamp on – will need to buy a model with a back-light.

The Nook GlowLight is a decent eReader if you're looking for one with a backlight. It's lighter than Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite but its rival is available at the same price with more features.

Dez 2014

Expertenbewertung von (channel5.com)

Nook GlowLight

 

When you think of ebook readers, you're likely to think straight away to Amazon's dominating Kindle range, but there's more choice than just the online retailer's wares. Barnes & Noble has been crafting tip-top readers for some time now, and its...

Nook has crafted itself a tip-top e-reader in the form of the GlowLight, and you get plenty of bang for your buck at £89 too. That means it undercuts Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite by £20, all while giving you a decent front lit screen and almost equal...

Sep 2014

Expertenbewertung von : Eric Limer , Gawker Media (gizmodo.in)

Nook GlowLight Review: Pretty Screen, Silly Body

 

Back in 2012 Barnes and Noble introduced built-in frontlighting to the ereader world, beating Amazon at its own game-for a few months, anyway Since then,

Maybe? There are plenty of good reasons to by the Nook GlowLight. It's the same price as the ad-subsidized Kindle Paperwhite except without the ads. It has a slightly better screen. It has the brightest light. It's good crazy storage. It doesn't flash...

Nov 2013

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