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Originally Posted by Sirtel
The Nook GLP is a very fine reader in terms of hardware. If that's the most important thing for you, by all means get it. Its software is pretty barebones, though. No custom fonts, etc. But not all people are picky about the ereader software.
I don't regret buying the Nook. But I knew what I was getting and that I'd have to jump through various hoops (font embedding, changing base font size in Calibre etc) to get the reading experience I wanted. For a person coming from Kobo the Nook software may well be disappointing.
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Increasingly I think I may need to give one a more serious go.
I’m not very picky on the custom aspects but, as you can probably tell, I simply want the hardware to be great, ergonomic and the light/screen needs to be awesome (light on or off).
I take it the issues from the past with the smaller GlowLight 3 aren’t there on the Plus? (Keep reading about all sorts of software niggles/sideloaded content problems)
I see you have an Oasis 3. Where’s that on your list of preference/quality/etc?