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MKPinner · 05-03-2013, 01:13 PM

As many will be aware Nook is heavily discounted at the moment in the UK. I have wanted an illuminated ebook reader ever since i broke my original kindle. I have been offered a Kindle Paperwhite at £75 so the price is almost the same.

I read a lot in bed and don't want to buy an e-reader that will have issues with lighting. That's what led me to not consider Kobo as it seems the light is quite bright even at the lowest settings. My main consideration will be how the ereader will handle in the dark as I can always convert books from amazon using calibre if I need to use nook .

Between the nook & Kindle what do you guys think is better .i.e easier to read without being too bright or distracting with uneven illumination..

I wish i could rent both of these and try for a day or two!

05-03-2013, 01:13 PM	#1
MKPinner Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2013 Device: none	Nook Glow Vs Kindle Paperwhite As many will be aware Nook is heavily discounted at the moment in the UK. I have wanted an illuminated ebook reader ever since i broke my original kindle. I have been offered a Kindle Paperwhite at £75 so the price is almost the same. I read a lot in bed and don't want to buy an e-reader that will have issues with lighting. That's what led me to not consider Kobo as it seems the light is quite bright even at the lowest settings. My main consideration will be how the ereader will handle in the dark as I can always convert books from amazon using calibre if I need to use nook . Between the nook & Kindle what do you guys think is better .i.e easier to read without being too bright or distracting with uneven illumination.. I wish i could rent both of these and try for a day or two!