I must respectively disagree. First of all, this a relative issue. What seems like glare to one person might not seem like glare to another, or vice versa. Secondly, very few people live in a store with dozens of horrible florescent lights. Most likely the average person has tungsten lighting more prevalently in their home than florescent lighting. Since they are different wavelengths of light, they reflect and refract differently.

At any rate, the glare issue is easily resolved in two ways: (1) Tilt the Reader a bit to make it go away. (2) Get used to it over time. Just like it takes a while to get used to a much stronger eyeglasses prescription, or your first set of bifocals, your eyes wil naturally adjust to the differences between the Reader screens.

Even though I personally find the screen to have more glare and to be less crisp than the 505, the 606 has a pretty darn good screen. It is very readable, no blurry text, no fingerprint issues, very sharp text.