PRS-T3 Why the T3 is an excellent reader - Page 7

mb8312 · 02-10-2014, 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Lennier

I'm still enjoying the T3. I got the light case for Christmas and it's much better than the Goodereader review would have you believe (but then they didn't understand how the cropping option would ever be useful!).

goodereader guys seems not quite professional on ereader topic, some reviews are distored, not actually as i experienced. T3 is best in screen and reading, better than kindle paperwhite 2013 or kobo aura, I don't believe their reviews after I bought paperwhite 2013 and T3.

rjcroy · 02-10-2014, 05:41 AM

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Originally Posted by mb8312

goodereader guys seems not quite professional on ereader topic, some reviews are distored, not actually as i experienced. T3 is best in screen and reading, better than kindle paperwhite 2013 or kobo aura, I don't believe their reviews after I bought paperwhite 2013 and T3.

The goodereader guys are enthusiastic and prolific, but they do sometimes seem to skip the research and be overly subjective. But I am glad they do the work they do.

I do think their PRS-T3 review makes too much of the cover moving around behind the unit when open. That never bothers me. It barely moves.

cybmole · 02-10-2014, 06:52 AM

the cover does move a bit - but what annoys me more is that the inside surface of the cover is a fluff magnet. it's something like very fine velcro , or that stuff you use for brushiing pet hairs off a coat, & any floating fluff just sticks to it.

as the cover also doubles as a standby switch I do wonder a little about its longevity, after it has been folded back thru 180 degrees a few thousand times

carpetmojo · 02-10-2014, 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by cybmole

the cover does move a bit .................................as the cover also doubles as a standby switch I do wonder a little about its longevity, after it has been folded back thru 180 degrees a few thousand times

Surely that applies to any cover that opens like a book - which we all fold right back, as we can't be bothered holding it like a book .......

The switch bit just seems a nice idea that ain't vital ....

carpetmojo · 02-13-2014, 06:45 AM

And I've just recieved my T3 - and I love it !

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02-10-2014, 06:52 AM	#93
cybmole Wizard Posts: 3,720 Karma: 1759970 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: none	the cover does move a bit - but what annoys me more is that the inside surface of the cover is a fluff magnet. it's something like very fine velcro , or that stuff you use for brushiing pet hairs off a coat, & any floating fluff just sticks to it. as the cover also doubles as a standby switch I do wonder a little about its longevity, after it has been folded back thru 180 degrees a few thousand times

02-13-2014, 06:45 AM	#95
carpetmojo Wizard Posts: 3,117 Karma: 9269999 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: UK Device: Sony- T3, PRS650, 350, T1/2/3, Paperwhite, Fire 8.9,Samsung Tab S 10.5	And I've just recieved my T3 - and I love it !