When I bought my Sony PRS-300 eReader, I saw it as a bit of an investment - I realised that I would probably want to sell (via eBay) and upgrade to a newer model when the time was right. For my idea to work, it was vital that I kept my reader in pristine condition, making sure that the screen was completely scratch free and unscathed. Therefore I invested in ScreenPro protector, which takes the form of a transparent sheet of plastic that sits on top of the existing screen - it's exactly like the screen protectors that are commonplace on mobile phones, only around twice the size. The product Is designed specifically for the PRS-300 (otherwise known as the Pocket Edition) .  Read the complete review

I was given the Sony Reader Pocket Edition as a gift from my husband. I love to read and always have a paperback or two lying around the house. In the past I have been sceptical about the quality and enjoyment that an e-reader could provide, or at least I was until I got one. I am not a total convert, I still believe that the e-readers aren't going to push the book out the door but I can understand their appeal. My Sony e-reader weighs no more than a paperback novel would and I find that it is easier to carry around, especially if doing another task at the same time because turning the page happens at the press of a button rather than the readjustment of your book and ..  Read the complete review

The Sony eBook reader is a moderately priced gadget from a reputable firm that does exactly what it says on the tin. Aside from reading ebooks, however, the Sony PRS will not do anything else and perform some of its critical functions rather slowly. On the surface, the Sony eBook Reader is a great tool. It is able to read virtually any file format including txt, pdf and various word formats as well as standard eBook types. In practice, however, this proved to be complex. Having found and downloaded a few books in some of the Sony standard file types, we attempted to load them onto the gadget. This resulted in the reader crashing and then after a lengthy reset ...  Read the complete review

I got given the Sony reader e-book for my birthday April 2010. To start with I wasn't quite sure whether I would like it, not actually have an actual book. But I do, I love it. It is quite small and light fits easily in your bag. The screen is nothing like a computer screen, it doesn't hurt your eyes after staring at it, and it is just like looking at a page from a book. The battery is extremely good, I read every night for a couple of hours and I only have to recharge the battery once every two or three weeks. You can enlarge the text if you have trouble seeing; there are 3 different sizes at a click of a button. You can book mark your page by clicking a button ..  Read the complete review