When comparing NOOK: Read eBooks & Magazines vs Ebook Reader, the Slant community recommends Ebook Reader for most people. In the question“What are the best eBook readers on Android?” Ebook Reader is ranked 18th while NOOK: Read eBooks & Magazines is ranked 20th. The most important reason people chose Ebook Reader is:
Ebook Reader allows for users to import their own DRM free eBooks into the app.
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Pros
Pro Cloud sync
NOOK offers a cloud sync feature that will sync all of the users eBooks, notes, bookmarks as well as read position. This way multiple devices and apps can be used by simply logging into ones own account, to then simply sync everything to enjoy the exact same experience no matter what they are using.
Pro Built in store
A built in store to purchase eBooks, magazines, newspapers, comic books and graphic novels is one of the main functions of the app. Making a convenient all in one solution for ones eBooks needs.
Pro Bookmarks
There is a bookmark features that is simply used by tapping in the top right corner in order to dog ear the page. Tapping in the same place again will un-bookmark the page
Pro 8 adjustable fonts
The Nook app for Android has 8 adjustable fonts, that all have selectable sizes as well.
Pro Can import third party eBooks
Ebook Reader allows for users to import their own DRM free eBooks into the app.
Pro Free store for classic books
Ebook Reader has a large selection of free eBooks available for download through the app.
Cons
Con Spyware
Collects personal info.
Con Does not support audiobooks
Despite the fact that the new 4.0 NOOK app supports video and enhanced eBooks, it still does not support purchasing or playing audiobooks. Though Nook does offer a separate app for those that do want the function.
Con Collects personal information
Con Slow to load eBooks
The app is pretty slow when opening an eBook.