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MR. Pockets · 11-27-2010, 12:42 PM

I think that for someone who is exclusively interested in reading on their device, that the JB/JBL/ALP readers are still a good option if they are on sale (<$100). I tried a Kindle 2 and compared to my Libre, the basic "ease of reading" was better on the Libre, I think mainly due to it's size and button placement. The only reader I have seen that equals the JB/JBL/ALP group is the Sony PRS350. I'm sure that some of the other "meduim" level brands (Pocketbok) are as good also, but have not seen any.

11-27-2010, 12:42 PM	#5
MR. Pockets Addict Posts: 216 Karma: 4320 Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Idaho, USA Device: Kobo Touch, Aluratek Libre Pro	I think that for someone who is exclusively interested in reading on their device, that the JB/JBL/ALP readers are still a good option if they are on sale (<$100). I tried a Kindle 2 and compared to my Libre, the basic "ease of reading" was better on the Libre, I think mainly due to it's size and button placement. The only reader I have seen that equals the JB/JBL/ALP group is the Sony PRS350. I'm sure that some of the other "meduim" level brands (Pocketbok) are as good also, but have not seen any.