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Скроменый эксперт
19.05.2013
4/10
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I have owned the Nook Tablet since it was released. It is advertised as being an Android tablet, and it is. The only problem is that it is an older, custom version of Android 2.x that was modified by Barnes and Noble.Faults:-Android Market (Now known as Google Play): It does not come with the Android Market installed. Instead, you are stuck using the Barnes and Noble market. When I first checked out the market, I was hoping to find Angry Birds. I did...I had to pay $4.99 if I wanted the game.-Wi-Fi: At times, it would disconnect and not reconnect. When I let the device scan for wireless signals, I would get a blank menu. The only way to fix it was to restart.-Side loading: You can install Android Packages using Side Loading. The downfall is that you have to find the APK on the internet which can be very difficult. If you happen to have an Android phone, you can download the package on your phone using the market. Then make a backup using Titanium Backup to Side Load onto the Nook.-Crashing: The tablet will sometimes freeze, crash, and restart. It can happen very often and it gets very annoying.-Charging: You must use the cable and power adapter supplied in order to charge the tablet.-Camera: There is no camera.-GPS: No GPS.Pros:-MicroSD: It does have a slot for the MicroSD, which most tablets do not have.-Hardware: The hardware was powerful and worth the price compared to most of the tablets out at the time.-Battery: On the average, the battery would last 8-9 hours when playing simple games, reading books, or listening to music.-Hackable: You can easily hack the device to install Google Play or even a modified version of Android.I would only buy this product if you can and plan to install Cyanogen 10.1 (A modified version of Android 4.2.2). It is more stable than the version of Android installed on the tablet. The only downfall to using it is that it lags from time to time and uses the power in the battery a bit faster than the stock Android.If you do not know what I am talking about, visit XDA Developers forums. Just Google "Nook Tablet XDA". You can find more information there and get a lot of help if you need it. This makes the tablet worth buying.If you are too scared or lazy to attempt this, get a Nexus 7.
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29.12.2011
4/10
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I bought a Nook Tablet based on the principle that it was much more than an eReader and was backed by an upstanding company in Barnes & Noble.At the price point the hardware is truly magnificent with a wonderful screen, fast processor, good storage capacity and an SD card. I didn't need the GPS and cameras that are 'missing'. The 7" form factor turned out to be ideal for my purposes.The selection of eBooks from Barnes & Noble is excellent and even the magazines I bought are more than readable. Netflix video quality, while not High Definition, is certainly High Quality and is simply stunning with the right movie and since I am a Netflix streaming subscriber already, was 'free' to me. So far so good.Here's the rub. The selection of apps from B&N is truly pitiful. I mean, worse than you can imagine. Now combine this with the fact that the standard email client as installed on the NT is very basic and limited and the standard web browser is little better. There are no replacements in the app store. None. What you see is what you get.And something else makes it even worse. You can't add your Google accounts in order to sync with Google services such as contacts, calendar, reader etc.The sad thing is the hardware is MORE THAN capable of running all these services but is being prevented from doing so by the B&N tablet software and their 'walled garden' approach - similar to that adopted by Apple but without their huge app store and connected services to create the illusion that you are not in an ecosystem prison.There were originally two ways that NT owners could enhance the tablet but B&N are now attempting to close both of these paths with their latest operating system 'upgrade' (version 1.4.1) that is automatically installed on your Nook Tablet when you connect to the internet. They issued this 'bug fix' release on December 23rd. Bah humbug is right.1. 'Sideloading' of applications was possible on version 1.4.0 and this let you install applications from sources other than B&N's paltry selection. So, for instance, you could install Dolphin Browser for tabbed web browsing and gesture input or Skitmail for a real email experience. Now that's all gone and you get no option to add apps that B&N don't have - which is most of them. My guess is that for most users, sideloading would have resolved the issue of the inadequate B&N app store. had they been smart, B&N would have delayed implementing the blocking until they could dramatically increase their selection of apps.2. 'Rooting' the tablet is a way to bypass the B&N controls and open up the tablet to the full Android experience which not only means access to the Google market and Google apps but also to 'superuser' functions to enable enhanced control of the operating system. This is not for novices and requires some technical understanding of the Android operating system so likely only a very small number of advanced users would ever attempt this. B&N have attempted to block this too. Really? What exactly is the point B&N?So, what we have here is a truly excellent piece of hardware with a fantastic eReader infrastructure capable of doing so much more than it is permitted to do by Barnes & Noble. Their motivation is to force users to buy only from them - which as Apple have proved - is perfectly okay if you make the selection big enough. Problem is, the selection is totally, hopelessly, unbelievably inadequate. Barnes & Noble will still have a huge hit on it's hands because many people have relatively simple needs. The pity is it could have been a massive home run in their battle to stay alive in the space they compete for with Amazon.So what to do? With a heavy heart I will likely return my gorgeous Nook Tablet and spend just a little more for a real 7" tablet upon which I will install a Nook app and be very happy. I simply don't have the time, patience or inclination to fight a company that has proven it just doesn't 'get it'.Know what you are getting into before you buy.
Скроменый эксперт
31.12.2011
2/10
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Initially I was happy with my Nook Tablet (NT). I downloaded some of my pdf files, checked my email, got on the web, and got a couple of reading materials from the Nook store....then I looked at the apps selection of the B&N store -- jeeze, very limited. I had read multiple enthusiastic reviews talking about downloading third party apps, went online and was very happy to download several of the same apps I use on my smart phone that are not available on the B&N store. I got a few apps, sideloaded them, and was happy. At this point I would say I would have given 4.5 stars if I reviewed it right then and even told my friends and patients the same. Then I turned on my NT right before Christmas, and the third party app capability had disappeared. I discovered that the 1.4.1 firmware update that was pushed to us unsuspecting users had disabled the capability of third party apps. Talk about disappointed -- The main reasons I got the NT (instead of a Kindle Fire) were #1 the android OS that allows you to run literally thousands of apps, and #2 the memory card expansion slot. Now, with third party apps locked out, the NT in my eyes has significantly lost value, in fact it really isn't much more than an eReader now -- and I could have spent a lot less and got either a black/white version or nook color if an eReader is all I wanted. It was marketed as a "Nook Tablet" and that is what I expected when I bought it. Now I am really thinking hard about taking it back. Nook "tablet" my foot - without decent apps, this thing is basically a nook color that costs a lot more. This is a totally bone headed move on B&N's part, and very draconian. I understand that they want users to buy content from them instead of a competitor -- OK, fine, but how about offering some content in terms of apps that I want or need? What about free apps from other sources that you wouldn't make money on anyway? What about the apps I already paid for via the android store that I use on my smart phone, that I am allowed by their EULA to put on more than 1 device, say my NT plus my smart phone? I would love to put some of those apps on my NT, but either B&N wants me to buy another copy from them now just to use on my Nook, or I am just SOL if they don't have it available in their store. How many times do I really need to pay for Angry Birds? Do you think people buy MP3s from iTunes, then turn around and buy the same MP3s from Google, then turn around and buy the same MP3s from Amazon? Well, then why should B&N insist that you do? I don't have a huge issue with them steering customers back to them, if they just offered more selection in their app store. Have a look at the android market - I think they have over 50,000 apps, Look at the Amazon app store -- over 24,000 apps (many free) -- I know that is their competitor, but they need to improve their own selection if they want to keep me as a customer. They have basically said to their customers you buy from us, or you buy from no one. You lock people down, you tell them you only buy from one source (B&N) and then offer a pittance when compared to your competition, and even charge for some apps that are free elsewhere, or charge for apps the customer has already bought somewhere else previously, then don't be surprised when customers leave you for other products. The Nook has superior hardware, but it doesn't mean Jack if you can't have the software you need/want in order to utilize the hardware -- like I said I'll probably take it back to the store. I'd rather have a Kindle Fire or true android Tablet so that I can use the software I want to use. And now when my friends and patients ask, I am now telling them to buy something else where you can actually use the software you want - I have totally came around 180 since the B&N "update" stripped one of the best capabilities out of the Nook Tablet. Totally disappointed in B&N for this move.
Скроменый эксперт
07.10.2013
8/10
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For the price this is a great tablet. It lacks a camera, GPS, and bluetooth, but that still leaves a lot, between web browsing and running lots of Android apps. Barnes and Noble did cripple these with limited software through their store but I did get around that by rooting mine.That said, I was sort of surprised to see this pop up as something recommended by Amazon today. The newer version is faster, has a higher resolution screen, is lighter despite same screen size, and has bluetooth. (Still no camera or GPS). B&N also is now allowing access to the Google Play Store. It is available on the newer version but I don't know if they updated the software for this one to allow access. I suspect they didn't but this would be something to check on if considering purchasing.If you want a tablet for web browsing, checking email, ebooks, video, and many other apps and this is as much as you want to spend, then it isn't a bad deal. I would recommend paying more for the newer version--the Nook HD. (They also make a version with a larger screen, the HD+)Also note that there are third party programs available which will allow you to boot a rooted Android system off of an SD card. This will give more options but I found the original Nook Tablet to be sluggish running off such a card--possibly because I also went to Jelly Bean and this might have been too much for the older tablet. I wound up going back to running the rooted software directly off the tablet (but rooting is more work than inserting a card). The HD works well off a rooted Jelly Bean card.
Скроменый эксперт
28.02.2012
2/10
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If you like paying your hard-earned money for a product, and when you take ownership you enjoy being told how you can use your property by a large corporation (Barnes & Noble) then by all means purchase a Nook Tablet!I hate this tablet! If you have nothing else to do with your money besides hand it over to Barnes & Noble, then go ahead and buy this tablet; you'll love it! Everything-and I mean everything that you want to put on this tablet you must purchase from Barnes & Noble. The first thing that you'll notice is that you are locked out of the Android market, the Google market and the Amazon market for apps, and for e-books. You MUST purchase from Barnes & Noble. Barnes & Noble's apps are overpriced. Barnes & Noble expected me to pay $.99 for a calculator! A calculator?Want to try out a trial version of Angry Birds or any other popular game to see if you like it before you purchase it? Forget it! You can't there are no free trials at Barnes & Noble! There are free trials of business software, but they're very limited and their obvious purpose is to require you to buy the more expensive, full program. For my purposes much of the business software is pretty much useless.E-books. You must purchase your new e-books from Barnes & Noble. I'm working on a Masters thesis the present time. I had purchased the book that had a lot of background information that I needed from Amazon.com. It cost $14.99. The same e-book from Barnes & Noble.com (or NookBook) as they like to call them, was $40.00! That's right, $40.00! I don't know about you but I can't afford such nonsense.I purchased a Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet on 1/6/2012. I used their web site as a research tool. Glowing reviews, promises of 16GB storage capacity and ample access to "thousands" of apps had me convinced. However when it arrived I discovered that the 16GB storage was only 1GB for me, and all of the rest for content that I was to be forced to purchase from B&N! Barnes & Noble completely locked me out of the entire android market. In other words, unless it is purchased from B&N - YOU AIN'T PUTTING IT ON YOUR TABLET! Come to find out Barnes & Noble offers practically no android apps. The books they offer for free you can get many from the Gutenberg Project web site for free. Lame books! Everything about the Nook is to sell their products to it's owner. Nowhere on Barnes & Noble's website it it detail the types of restrictions that are put up on the purchaser of a Nook Tablet. I believe the Barnes & Noble misrepresented itself. I believe that those restrictions should have been posted in plain view on the homepage of Barnes and Nobles website. But they were not. All I wanted is my money back.They promise a full refund if returned before 14 days:BUT! Don't count on returning it if you don't like it.I purchased a Nook Tablet for $266.43 using a credit card on 1/6/2012I received it on 1/11/2012I called for an RMA # on 1/16/2012I shipped it per their instructions on 1/17/2012They received it on 1/24/2012They told me my $266.43 would be returned by 2/17/2012. It wasn't. Now they say 3/172012. Or maybe the billing cycle after that on 4/17/2012? As a added insult, I have to eat my $17.01 return shipping costs. I'd much rather have the use of my own money for 3 months, but I guess their huge corporation needs it worse. I am beginning to resign myself to the possibility that I may never see my money again. But, I sure don't want that piece of crap Nook back!
Скроменый эксперт
20.06.2013
6/10
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Плохо
When B&N designed this one, they were putting together a reading device that also happened to have some tablet features. As a result, what you get is pretty limited.It's a fairly sturdy device by feel, and not difficult to hold for a while and use. The quality of the screen is pretty good and it's not difficult to read for extended periods of time (so long as you're not out in the sun anyway, almost all LCD screens perform poorly there).Very little of the space on the device is available for sideloaded content by default, so you need to use microsd cards to add more if you want to do too much with that.You can sideload content from any source that uses Adobe DRM for epubs, and also epubs that don't have DRM at all. This means that getting ebooks from the library is pretty simple. You can install an Overdrive app and do it directly without going through a computer if your library uses overdrive.You can root it to get access to more apps. If you want to run a more pure version of Android, you can go for either putting together a Cyanogenmod card yourself or purchase one already made from Nook2Android.B&N gives away a book and an app every Friday on their blog, so that's worth checking in on regularly.On the whole, this is an okay device for reading and can be a kind of nice semi-tablet to give to someone who normally tends to load their computers/tablets up with viruses by being carelessness. It's locked-down state works in your favor from that perspective.For more general tablet use, this is a pretty poor choice. Also, as of mid-2013 the later devices (Nook HD/HD+) have been radically marked down, so if you're going to buy one of these you should look to get it pretty cheap. Otherwise, it'd almost certainly make more sense to hold out for something more full-featured.
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19.04.2014
2/10
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My wife's Kindle Fire exceeds this tablet in all capabilities. I own a Nook Tablet and I wish I had bought a different tablet. The Nook app store is pathetic, not to mention that most apps that are free for androids cost money on the Nook store. If streaming video from Youtube, this tablet has a tendency to freeze up, the internet has shut down on me many times while checking emails. This tablet also does NOT allow third party application downloads. One good thing that this tablet had was a predownloaded Netflix app, which had quit working. So basically, this so-called tablet is no different than an e-reader. If I could, I would have not purchased this tablet and saved my money for a better one, even the Kindle Fire.
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03.01.2014
2/10
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I received an email from the company stating that they erroneously listed the 16gb tablet for $99 but they could send me an 8gb tablet with a $10 credit or cancel my order. When I contacted the company about the 16gb tablet I was told they were out of stock and there was nothing they could do. However, their website clearly had a 16gb tab and would allow me to order it. When I brought this to their attention the response was short and non apologetic. It simply stated that I should be assured that they did not have it in Stock and that I could have the 8gb with $10 refund or cancel my order. Since this was a cyber Monday deal and it was now 3 days later I could have gotten this deal from a number of places. I did receive a very nice email from them after the fact stating that they were happy to have resolved this issue to my complete satisfaction and that they will be happy to see my great review of them on Amazon. This company has a lot to be desired when it comes to customer service. I will not be doing business with them in the future.
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13.03.2014
4/10
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I bought the 2012 Nook and had constant problems with the device going dark. Took it back to B&N many times and finally in 2013, when I was no longer able to access the web, asked for a replacement since I had purchased the extended warranty. After three calls to customer service (each time I was told they would send a replacement) I just gave up. The last time I spoke with a rep was November 12, 2013. Two months later I received a replacement. The battery charges just to 60% and loses charge within a hour. Tricky thing about that extended warranty, when a replacement is sent the warranty is voided.Bottom line, spend the extra money and get a reliable tablet.
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22.04.2014
10/10
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From a geek point of view the tablet does not have 16GB for you to use. It's like the PC advertisement from way back when. You get about half of that. They, NOOK, take a large protected area and mark it for NOOK use. You get about half for your gooks and other stuff. The tablet is nice and fits good in your hand. This is nice upgrade for me and I liked the backlight that allows me to read in low light situations. I like it better than the bigger ones. Buy it and you will not regret it.
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01.12.2013
2/10
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I didn't purchase the NOOK through amazon I bought from the Barnes and Noble Store. I bought as a gift to my husband. I also bought the download of a book. Unfortunately the book I bought had a common title and the book purchased wasn't the book my husband wanted. We didn't even tried to download to the Nook. We went to the store and asked them if they could exchange the book .As we all know it is a question of clicking buttons in the system. The store said they couldn't do it, we needed to call the 1800 number to resolve the issue. We called the 1800 number and they said to go to the store. We are talking about an electronic transaction, not a printed book. Well We are going back to the store to return the NOOK. We would rather loose the money paid for the download than have to stay with a service you can't trust. We will never ever purchase again from Barnes and Noble. I would suggest you to do the same. I never had problems in Amazon purchases.
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29.05.2014
10/10
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This is the second one I bought (this was for my mother). The only draw back to this is not being able to access Google Play store. You have to get your apps throught the Barnes and Noble store. Most that are comprable with what you get on full android are not free and they don't get the updates as often.
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08.03.2014
2/10
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I RECEIVED THIS IN THE USUAL PROMPT MANNER FROM AMAZON BUT DURING THE SET UP PROCESS WAS NOTIFIED THAT THIS NOOK IS BLACKLISTED AND IS A STOLEN PRODUCT AND IS WORTHLESS TO ME...I HAVE NOT BEEN ASSURED BY ANYONE THAT THIS PROBLEM WILL BE RESOLVED AND I AM FURIOUS THAT AMAZON HAS DONE THIS TO ME..........DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT ORDER THIS FROM AMAZON.......BARNES AND NOBLE TOLD ME WHEN I NOTIFIED THEM I WAS HAVING TROUBLE WITH SET UP THAT AMAZON DOES NOT EVEN SELL THE NOOK........BUYER BEWARE !!! BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK UNLESS YOU WANT A TOTALLY WORTHLESS PIECE OF EQUIPMENT .......
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23.05.2014
4/10
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I thought this was an HD tablet. IT IS definitely NOT. It won't run Google play which is needed to play some of the games I like. I have been shown by a Nook rep @ one of their stores that I can at least download books from my local library which is very important to me.
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30.04.2014
8/10
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It is almost like having a mini laptop .. I used it more for emails and games .. the wifi receiver is goodbut sometimes lack the receiving wifi power I think .. it does sometimes not able to connect and musttry several times before it takes .. but other than that its a nice little unit.
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31.05.2014
10/10
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I love my Nook, thank you. I can now get my books that I couldn't get with sharing by amazon version of kindle books. now my family and I can borrow each others books and read to our hearts content. thank you.
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13.04.2014
10/10
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This thing has been through so much. Closed in doors, thrown across the room, been the object of desire in a toddler tug of war and it still keep working. It i just fantastic! To any one complaining that he app store for barns and noble is too small I say just sideload google play with the root kit. It is easy and doecker skills to do.
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10.02.2014
6/10
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I wife was wanting eBook reader and out of all the different tablets she decided on the Nook! Which in its self if a great piece of hardware very durable! However I'm just waiting for her to get tired of the propriety Nook UI, it took my about 30 seconds to discover the CRAP B&N setup up on this device!!! So when she get fed up with it, I will root it and install a full copy of Android OS on it. May even go for broke and drop Kit Kat on it!!!Barns and Noble - I love your stores, but you are as bad as Apple with propriety BS!!!!
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29.05.2014
10/10
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This nook was just as described. I searched on other sites but found the best quality for my money here.
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30.05.2012
10/10
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I bought this ebook (16G) for my Kindergarten and elementary children to read books on trips and my old child to check email. It does the jobs well until now. I personally like it very much for its excellent hardware performance. With low price, fast response, and light weight, book size, and Barn and Nobles support, It is the best device for children when you want to have something as an alternative for your computer.I am a fan of Amazon.com and meant to buy a kindle for my children. but the displayed sample on my local Bestbuy store showed me that the nook tablet responded much faster than kindle fire. It could not be generally true, but based on the displayed tablets, I had to choose the nook.Until now, I have had mainly happy experiences with it. It has apps for children, one of them has many Smithsonian videos that my small children love the most. My college age child also use it to check email at home because it responds in second to wake up, and we do not have to turn it off for many days before it runs slow. After you turn it off and restart it (hold the power button for seconds for on and off), it become fast again.I just found last day it has a recipe App with more than 17,000 recipes. It has pictures for most of the products.My children have asked me to buy the istory app for 3.99 dollars, but it contends 24 or more story books for children that it reads to my children. Wonderful! The American history app is excellent too, It costs me 1 dollar or so (not remember exactly now).Problems: It did start after my children left it idled for hours while a game was running. After the battery was charged for a whole night, it still refused to start. When I tried again in the afternoon, it started but took more than 10 minutes. I guess the software was damaged and repaired. It is now as good as it was before. I am still wondering what was wrong with it.It is not a computer and can not be connected to TV. only one or two of my children can use it in the same time. We still have to use computers when we want to enjoy movies or photos together.It was designed for you to buy their books. but I think the prices of most books are not low enough for me to purchase e version. I would rather buy some hard copies instead. However, one of my children loves the classical books which are free or only one dollar each. She is happy with the books.As a summary, the machine is excellent, sturdy, fast, and convenient for emails and web browsing. The books are not priced low enough for me to purchase although there are some old free books. Apps for children are wonderful. My children love it.
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15.05.2014
6/10
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Not easy to maneuver through. I bought for my dad so he can read his bible we bought on it. And it's hard to find scriptures when searching.
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03.03.2013
10/10
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Just picked up a refurbished Nook Tablet from newegg's website and its amazing. Only has a 1024 x 600 pixel screen but from a foot away you can't tell the different between this and a device with 1200 x 800 pixels or more. Reading is a pleasure. I've had all the Kindles and all the Nooks and for the best overall reading experience the Nook is better.Why? The Nook devices feel great to hold. The plastics are soft, all the buttons are in good places, and recharging takes no time at all. Also, the software layout and navigation is easy and logical. Next, the font choices, sizes, and other personalizations are all useful. And finally, no freaking ads. You can personalize your home screen and on the Nook Touch you can select your own photos for the screen saver.What's my problem then with Kindle? Couple things. The ads of course. Also, I personally don't care for the software. You are stuck in their software with no way to personalize it. Boring! Also, the buttons are in bad places so you can accidentally shut the device off. On the lower priced Kindles the font choices are fewer and the smaller size choices are useless unless you use a magnifying glass. And the devices aren't as nice to hold. At least on the Fires they took the idea from Nook on making the backs have a soft plastic.I'm pretty sure that anyone who takes the time to try both Nook and Kindle will like the Nook better. As reading devices go they just make more sense. As far as a full fledged tablet goes you'll have to look to Apple or Samsung in my opinion. Matter of fact I am writing this review on my iPad and shortly I will go back to reading on my Nook Tablet.
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09.04.2014
8/10
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I bought the Nook Tablet as a gift because of the previous tablet had been worn out. She adores it and takes it just about everywhere she goes. It's great to help out with homework for those difficult questions that are beyond her parietal's expertise.
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18.12.2012
8/10
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I received my Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet for Christmas last year (2011) and my husband received the Kindle HD. I use mine just about daily. I read emails on it, read books, watch Netflix while on the treadmill it's amazing to have. I've had a lot of issues with the HULU app, I've had issues where if it times out while I'm on a page and turns off, I'll try to turn it back on and the page I was reading is not visible. Meaning the page before and after is so I have to go out of the book open another book close that then reopen the book I was reading and magically my page reappears. Now, less than a year later the power cord stopped charging my nook. It looks like it's charging but it is not. Yesterday, I call customer service, and they were helpful until they sent me to some barely English speaking person to help me. I supposedly fall under warranty, they wouldn't help me until I was able to plug the device into a USB port I didn't have one available to me. So after 15 minutes I had absolutely no luck. Today after another 13 minute conversation with someone else who because of the language barrier thought I was asking him to reset my password instead of send me another usb cord(?????) he told me that I should call back in 5 days because they're out of stock on cables. I may get it in the mail though, but in 5 days if I don't, call back and check on it. I got no confirmation number, no confirmation email, nothing. I mentioned that I do use this thing daily. Well now I can't for possibly 5+ days and I'm not super excited about it. I should mention my husband's kindle has the same capabilities as my Nook, and he's not had any problems whatsoever with it.For me to use it daily, means that I really enjoy being able to read a book, read my email, watch a show, but I probably would choose Kindle over Nook, there's really no advantage having the NOOk instead of the Kindle.
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