Barnes & Noble Nook user reviews (Wi-Fi)

Pros - Allt the usual benefits of an e-reader.
- The OS is a cut above the Kindle in terms of user friendliness.
- Feels great to hold for a long read over the Kindle.The padded/rubber back is nice to hold.
- Cheap! Light! Good battery life! on June 27, 2010 by pc2macandluvinit  | Read full review

Pros Version 1.5 update:
- Fast page turns
- ebook organization (tagging using 'shelf')
- password protection on November 23, 2010 by goldie288  | Read full review

Pros Ease of use and downloading of books, but that is about all. on July 8, 2011 by vkatievor  | Read full review

Pros Nice feel, good screen (having a non-touch main screen is great-anybody see the filthy color touch screens on those devices (I just don't like having to always clean my 'reading' screen), easy to use, can 'borrow' books from your local library on January 20, 2011 by scoobydoo82  | Read full review

Pros - "LendMe" technology
- Free Fridays
- Read for free at B&N
- Easy to use
- Can read my books on other devices if I have to.
- Comfortable to hold/no worries about the spine
- Portability
- Shelf space
- B&N/Google relationship on January 2, 2011 by mrees515  | Read full review

Pros Both the kindle and Nook have identical displays technology. The display is very good. I like the weight and the paging. It's okay, if un-notable as an ebook reader. on August 21, 2010 by timmmmmmmmm  | Read full review

Pros I like everything about my Nook. It's easy to use, fast to download, I like how I can now surf the web and get wifi hotspots...the HUGE selection of books available in eBook form with B&N is a huge plus too. on June 25, 2010 by christiriggs  | Read full review

Pros Great Books, Great in light, color touchscreen (can view book covers), quick downloads, optional (but complicated) library books. on November 29, 2011 by skiinggirl  | Read full review

Pros Great way to read books, and tote around a sizeable library in a small container. on November 21, 2011 by mikesellon  | Read full review

Pros Space for more than enough books. Correction to the cnet review: I live in Uganda, Africa and I received my Nook before I left the states and am able to get books from B&N and other sites. So at least in Africa I am able to still get books. Fast page on October 14, 2011 by cheermeister  | Read full review

Pros None that I can think of. on June 20, 2011 by Fromtheright  | Read full review

Pros E-ink display
Book Library
Interface on May 27, 2011 by mikeyg36  | Read full review

Pros Lightweight, reasonably small, excellent for reading in natural light, easy to navigate, I use the controls on the sides (the arrows) for turning pages and it's second nature to me now. on May 18, 2011 by caoptout  | Read full review

Pros I find it easy to use. During setup I had an issue with it not registering, and customer service was wonderful in telling me how to fix the issue. I like the touch screen versus having the keyboard at the bottom. on May 12, 2011 by jenblond2002  | Read full review

Pros The device is easy to use, quick to respond and just plain simple. I have owned the nook since it was delivered on Christmas Eve 2009 and if I remember correctly, I preordered it in November 2009 before they were available. I suppose I got one of the fir on April 26, 2011 by DannyRich  | Read full review

Pros none, since it doesn't work on April 6, 2011 by rracer66  | Read full review

Pros can download books from Google ebooks http://books.google.com/ebooks
can search and buy free books from B&N by entering 0.00 in search box followed by genre
reads EPUB and PDF
can lend books
can read book in B&N store for an hour to decide if want on March 25, 2011 by EG_Rimly  | Read full review

Pros Pros: Books are easy to read in e-ink format. The Nook also holds audio files. The price was affordable ($99 for the refurbished). on March 23, 2011 by Roland84770  | Read full review

Pros Easy to read screen..Ability to get library books is good on March 6, 2011 by BernardNM  | Read full review