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7.0
5 reviews
  • Display / readability
    7.2
  • Battery life
    6.0
  • Store and selection of titles
    5.6
  • Ease of use
    7.0
  • Document support
    7.2
  • Storage capacity
    8.0
  • Durability
    8.0
  • Design and form factor
    7.6
  • Portability (size / weight)
    8.6

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7.0
Engadget Oct 7, 2011

Sony's new WiFi reader offers a lot of extras that don't come with the latest Kindle -- but the bells and whistles come at a bit of a premium.

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7.0
PC World Dec 9, 2011

... its new pricing puts it right in line with its e-reader competition, and as a result it's an attractive choice, especially for people who prize light weight, navigation flexibility, and easy access to reading text PDFs.

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7.0
PC Mag Oct 18, 2011

Sony finally comes down to earth with the Reader Wi-Fi, a $150 ebook reader that compares well with the B&N Nook Touch and upcoming Amazon Kindle Touch.

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8.0
TrustedReviews Jan 30, 2012

[The Sony Reader PRS-T1] shrugs off the occasionally utilitarian look of ebook readers too, with a glossy black design. However, this can be distracting and there a few serious problems to iron out. The Sony Reader store isn't yet live in the UK, ... and the lack of legacy support is disappointing.

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6.0
TechRadar Nov 4, 2011

... if you venture away from basic reading, the Amazon Kindle is a better choice - it is just as light, cheaper, and offers a wider selection of books. Also, the Kindle offers more storage space for books - about 2GB compared to the Reader's 1.3GB.

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3.0
Anndra

Half-hearted product, over priced. ePub DRM a major headache. The publishers have handed the eBook market to Amazon on a platter.

9.0
bac

I've had Sony Readers since the Reader 500. I wasn't going to get this because the 650 has e-ink pearl and I didn't need the wireless features. But I couldn't resist. The price was way cheaper than the 650 was (by almost $100). I don't use the wireless a lot but it is great to use to buy your...

9.0
Mulleflupp

I'm sofar more than happy with the Sony Reader Touch, it works exactly as it is supposed to and the browser application is a nice extra.

10
Loomi

I had one of each generation of the e-reader of Sony since the prs-500. True to form, Sony got the mix of features right, in this iteration, after several years' experience of producing of e-ink products.

9.0
shawofit

Recently I broke my love of my life a PRS-650 by dropping a water bottle on it (leather case on). Sony doesn't repair the screens and so I have had to buy a T1. I nearly perfect... PRO'S 1. WIFI (makes this even better for travelling!) 2. Lighter 3. Easier screen to read than previous...

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