I have always been an avid reader. I was committed to the paper book and never thought I'd enjoy an ereader. Then my dad bought a kindle. It wasn't as bad as I expected. After some research I decided the sony PRS 350 (in pink , obviously) was the one for me. My husband bought me one for my birthday last year. I'm a ebook convert. It's amazing. I always have it with me. I can carry 1000 books in my bag. I can keep my favourite books with me all the time. The screen isn't back lit like a computer and the text used is designed to be comfortable to read. It is a convenient size to fit in a handbag. It comes with a cable to connect it to your computer. This is how ...  Read the complete review

As I was moving to London in the New Year one of my Christmas presents was the Sony e-Book. Now I was no stranger to eBooks, with both my mum and dad having the Sony PRS-300 (slightly larger version of the PRS-350) but in my honest opinion nothing was ever going to replace a book. I am one of those readers that flips back and forth through books, likes to feel the pages, smell the book etc - however here I am an eBook convert in SOME cases. ***What you get and the technical bits*** The eBook is lightweight (155g) and has a 5 inch anti-glare screen, which is handy for reading in the sun. The eBook only comes with a USB cable, ...  Read the complete review

I got my reader as a Christmas present. I had thought about getting one before, but never imagined I would like it. I'm one of these people who loves reading and love the feel and smell of books, so thought reading with the reader just wouldnt give me the same enjoyment as books. However, my other half was sick of all my books taking up space and decided to get me this. This reader comes in pink and silver. It is smaller than your average book and very light, weighing only 155g. My dad has bad arthritis in his hands and when he reads a book he finds it uncomfortable after a short while, but found this really easy to hold and navigate. I tried using it ...  Read the complete review