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Although I bought this originally to see pictures from a OTG hub card reader for my memory cards from my Trail Cameras, only to find out it has a USB NOT Supported. Very disappointed in this especially after buying the card reader that was adaptable to it. Other than this it is worth the money , so the grandkids are enjoying it. Yes I do know a smartphone can read OTG hub card readers I just need to get my husband to give up his flip phone and get with the Smart Phones.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I bought this used everything ok until you have to charge it and it takes a really long time even with a fast charger. And it lags a little when your doing stuff on it. I should have just spent another 30 bucks and bought a different model. Oh and this doesn't have screen mirroring like the 8". And that was the whole reason I bought it cause I used to have the 8" didn't think there would be a difference besides screen size. Well I was wrong so I just gave it to my kid. A very basic tablet with a nice picture that's it. Not worth the money I spent on it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I researched first before getting this. It took some time to decide on the Nook but to be fair I have to do pros and cons. The Pros It's lightweight. It is lighter than a Kindle and takes some practice to get used to. It's sleek design can have you miss it due to its thinness. The screen is nice and bright. In the Nook App you can change the screen colors for the book you are reading. The range goes from white to black with a few other colors in between. It has all the apps a Samsung Tab 4 would have and a few features iPad mini lacks. Security offers a variety of choices from pattern to pin and password too. If you don't mind your front facing camera watching you while you read (it looks at your eyes to determine if you are looking at the screen) it delays the screensaver based on usage. The Cons It has a bit of light bleed around the edges but it's not as bad as some of the light bleed with other Nook incarnations. The biggest con for me is when I used the Bible. The links for different chapters are hard to use. The bookmarks aren't clearly defined. It lists contributors and is organized by page numbers not by date of entry. The second biggest con was having to log in my email address. I feel that should be optional not part of the sign up process. I get to hear every annoying whistle for every email that comes in. After all of this, it has a pretty good battery life. Then again I don't use it for video or internet so results may vary there. It comes loaded with tons of apps. It has a text to voice feature but I have not mastered it to date. It has an expandable memory so pop in a clean micro sd card and it expands up to 32gb. This is good reader but it doesn't quite rank excellent to me. I enjoy it and use it daily but I would like to see some changes including a built in stylus for the Nook Tab 4 7". Overall I am glad I have the Nook. I look forward to using it and understanding how it works.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Was pleasantly surprised that in came in MINT condition, I mean looked like it was brand new! Came with screen protector and a case, I almost felt guilty of the bargain I got. I love to read for hours and the battery holds up great have to recharge after about 19 hours of kindle.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I was looking for a new phone because I needed a bigger screen and something better than my finger to type with. I like the Notes because of pen storage compartment. The 4 is just the right size and the pen is easier to get outbut remains secure when not in use. It also runs all the regular software I want. By far the best phone/note pad I have ever owned. Awesome!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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