Endless Ideas BeBook Neo review The Neo's Wacom stylus support is too laggy to be useful and increases both its weight and price, making it poor value
£159
Iriver Story HD review The Story HD's high-resolution screen and clear interface aren't enough to make up for the lack of Wi-Fi or a built-in eBook store at this price
£110
Endless Ideas BeBook Club S review Broad file format and language support and a host of advanced features make the Club S a geek's dream, but it's frustrating to use
£115
Bookeen Cybook Orizon review Being the slimmest isn't an advantage when the Orizon is so heavy. It's laggy in use and is expensive, too
£118
PocketBook Pro 602 review The Pro 602 is a feature-packed and powerful device, but it's heavy, its user interface is unintuitive to use, its bookshop is limited and it's far too expensive
£145
Icarus Go review A simple, no-frills device with good format support and the ability to play music, the Go is one of the lightest eReaders available, but it feels flimsy and doesn't have Wi-Fi or a built-in shop
Kobo eReader Touch review An intuitive touch-based interface, rich text-formatting options and social networking features make the Kobo eReader Touch a great alternative to the Kindle
Kobo Wireless eReader review Great desktop software and mobile app support make Kobo's readers a cut above the competition. It isn't perfect, but it's good value
Endless Ideas BeBook Neo review The Neo's Wacom stylus support is too laggy to be useful and increases both its weight and price, making it poor value£159
Iriver Story HD review The Story HD's high-resolution screen and clear interface aren't enough to make up for the lack of Wi-Fi or a built-in eBook store at this price£110
Endless Ideas BeBook Club S review Broad file format and language support and a host of advanced features make the Club S a geek's dream, but it's frustrating to use£115
Bookeen Cybook Orizon review Being the slimmest isn't an advantage when the Orizon is so heavy. It's laggy in use and is expensive, too£118
PocketBook Pro 602 review The Pro 602 is a feature-packed and powerful device, but it's heavy, its user interface is unintuitive to use, its bookshop is limited and it's far too expensive£145
Icarus Go review A simple, no-frills device with good format support and the ability to play music, the Go is one of the lightest eReaders available, but it feels flimsy and doesn't have Wi-Fi or a built-in shop£95
Kobo eReader Touch review An intuitive touch-based interface, rich text-formatting options and social networking features make the Kobo eReader Touch a great alternative to the Kindle£110
Kobo Wireless eReader review Great desktop software and mobile app support make Kobo's readers a cut above the competition. It isn't perfect, but it's good value£90
Sony Reader PRS-T1 review The Reader's great touchscreen and intuitive interface make it a joy to use£129
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