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donsimpson17 · 12-15-2017, 02:17 PM

BTW I should add I also own a nook Tablet 7", which does run Android.

For what I want from an ereader, I found it too fragile and too distracting (connected to distractions); I just want a simple, portable ereader.

I expect to still get a lot of use out of my Simpletouch (non-backlit) nook; it's sturdy and dependable, if somewhat heavier than the new Glowlight 3.

I wanted the Glowlight 3 for reading in bed with the lights off, but I find it very pleasant to read in room light and daylight too. I expect it will be my new workhorse ereader.

12-15-2017, 02:17 PM	#28
donsimpson17 Donald E Simpson, PhD Posts: 8 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Pennsylvania Device: nook glowlight 3	BTW I should add I also own a nook Tablet 7", which does run Android. For what I want from an ereader, I found it too fragile and too distracting (connected to distractions); I just want a simple, portable ereader. I expect to still get a lot of use out of my Simpletouch (non-backlit) nook; it's sturdy and dependable, if somewhat heavier than the new Glowlight 3. I wanted the Glowlight 3 for reading in bed with the lights off, but I find it very pleasant to read in room light and daylight too. I expect it will be my new workhorse ereader.