Who Wins When You Compare E-Readers

If you are lucky, the only winner when you compare e-readers is going to be you. Doing an e-readers comparison can happen in one of two ways. You can Google each model yourself and track down different reviews and user comments, or you can use a site that has worked out a standard for comparing multiple models that leads to in depth individual reviews all in one place. You can find websites that feature fair reviewing that really works to help you find what you need.
How do you do an e-readers comparison that matters?
Just try a search for an e-reader review and you will get a lot of results. Go to most of them and what you are going to see is a table that lists the manufacturer specifications for the models and list price. Go further and you will find expanded reviews that take that same list and put it in sentence form. Now you have spent several hours reading the same information over and over and you don't know anything more to help you find the right e-reader than when you started. Comparisons that matter look at e-readers differently. You get the technical information, but then you get a comparison of the usability of the device.
What rates as usability?
This refers to everything from the type of screen they use to the type of controls allowed and whether or not you can create notes and files on the device. Some people prefer as close an experience to reading an actual book or magazine as possible. This means paper white screens and controls that are on the vertical sides with corner notes and bookmarks. Other people want screens that are backlit and can handle split screens with a note taking properties too. A good e-readers comparison is also going to look at the reality of usability per type of person as well.
Who will use it the most?
When you read the comparisons you have to remember who you are shopping for. If it is for your own use, that is easy. If you are shopping for your children, partner or parents, it can become easy to lose track of what types of features and controls will work best for them. Many of the new e-readers have advanced zoom features and text layout options, which is a big hit with kids and the elderly. There are a lot of functions to consider that may not be what you want in an e-reader, but may make it perfect for the person you are buying it for.
Finding everything in one place
The ideal is to find everything you need to review e-readers in one place. That is the main draw for a website. Find one where you can compare specifications and then read on to see how they perform individually. Make sure you find articles, blogs and reviews about accessories, warranties and apps or programs for the devices. In the end, the best way to compare e-readers is to look at everything involved.
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