Just a tad bit better than the T1

Since my husband has always squinted at my PRS-T1, a T2 came 2 days ago into the house. The color is used to, but my husband would be. The surface like me otherwise better than the T1 (not the display, but the red part). The display is just as good as the old Reader: almost mirror-free and with a good contrast. The eyes are the not read quickly tired when reading a book. And just as in the book, you need a small lamp to be able to read in the dark. This should be kept in mind if you want to read a lot in the dark. I do not see backlit display an advantage as my eyes start to burn quickly in illuminated displays.

According to the data of the new Sony Reader is a bit easier than the old man. But this drops to just if you would put both sequentially on a scale. The keys to the new readers have become somewhat prettier in my opinion, but work just as well, as the ancients. I have felt that the touch screen of the new more responsive than the same. The flip is a little faster and operates smoothly. When battery life we ​​have so far can not tell the difference between the two readers. It is and remains a dream.

We use to dub eBooks now prefer Calibre, as the original software. But that is a matter of taste, as well as the original software works. Only Calibre offers a few more ways to manage their own books, or. to arrange.

Conclusion:
For frequent readers a must. Point deduction there again just because of the manual, which is only in minimal form on paper and is otherwise stored on the device. So you have the manual, although always present, however, it is difficult to understand something for guidance if you have to close the instructions, every time.