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Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch 2GB, Wi-Fi, 6in eBook Reader - Black

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Price:

$39.95

+ US $8.98 shipping

Estimated delivery Fri, May 31 - Mon, Jun 3

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30 days returns. Seller pays for return shipping.

Condition:

New

It has a dual-core processor and 2GB of storage capacity, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for easy access to your favorite books and websites. The device also features a backlight for reading in low light conditions and a battery that can run for up to 5 hours.

About this product

Product Identifiers

Brand
Barnes & Noble
MPN
BNRV300
UPC
9781400532711
Model
Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch
eBay Product ID (ePID)
103171318

Product Key Features

Network
Unlocked
Operating System
Android
Storage Capacity
2 GB
Battery Run Time
5 hrs
Color
Black
Internet Connectivity
Wi-Fi
Processor Speed
Less than 1.00 Ghzghz
Connectivity
Bluetooth, Micro-USB
Processor
Dual Core
Features
Backlight
Screen Size
6 in
RAM Size
2 GB
Type
eBook Reader
Maximum Resolution
800 x 600

Dimensions

Weight
0.46lb. (0.21kg)
Depth
0.47in (1.2cm)
Height
6.5in (16.5cm)
Width
5in (12.7cm)

Additional Product Features

Special Features
Touch Screen
Verified_Manually
True
Battery Technology
Lithium Ion
Description Ownership
eBay_PCO
Manufacturer Color
Black
Supported File Types
PNG
PE_DIGITAL_MEDIA
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Contract
Without Contract
Touch Screen Technology
Multi-Touch
Wireless Capabilities
WLAN 802.11n
Processor Brand
Arm
Catalog_version_id
21418
Expansion Ports
USB 2.0
Rear Camera Maximum Resolution
3.2 Megapixel
Expandability
microSD
Display Tech
E-Ink ® Pearl
Description Sub Ownership
Textbroker

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item 1 Barnes & Noble Nook BNRV300 eBook Reader Please See Pictures and Description
$38.95
Free shipping
item 2 Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch 2GB, Wi-Fi, 6in eBook Reader - Black
$37.00
+$7.95 shipping
item 3 Nook Reader Barnes Noble Simple Touch 2GB, Wi-Fi, 6in eBook - Bundle + Case New
$39.95
+$8.98 shipping
item 4 Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch eBook Reader (BNRV300) New Sealed
$52.99
Free shipping
item 5 Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch 2GB, Wi-Fi, 6in eBook Reader -
$50.00
item 6 Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch 2GB, Wi-Fi, 6in eBook Reader | Brand New Sealed
$59.95
Free shipping
item 7 Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch Reader BNRV300 2GB Wi-Fi 6in eBook eReader New
$55.00
+$9.99 shipping

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4.7 out of 5 stars based on 683 product ratings

683 product ratings

537 users rated this 5 out of 5 stars
96 users rated this 4 out of 5 stars
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14 users rated this 2 out of 5 stars
13 users rated this 1 out of 5 stars

Long battery life

Good value

Good quality screen

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5 out of 5 stars
by dancs42Mar 02, 2016
Top favorable review
Basic, Solid E-ink reader.
This is an older model B&N nook, with good (not adjustable) contrast and low glare. I purchased because my Mother broke her GlowLight version, I gave her my GlowLight version (since I rarely used the light), and I purchased this as my replacement. Battery life, for some reason, seems a little shorter than the GlowLight version (maybe different size battery); but only going from 100% to 68% in a week of use, the battery life is more than sufficient. Easy to understand interface, and plenty of online tutorials to assist. Setting up for borrowing from public library (via Adobe Digital Editions) might be a bit fussy the first time; it is easy to use after setup and first sync. I stare at LCD at work for 9+ hours per day, so I find E-ink easier on the eyes when reading for that extra 45-90 minutes in the evening. Remember that E-ink experience is pretty much for black-and-white, low-refresh-rate activities, and cannot provide a "tablet" experience. But as an E-reader only, I love this series and the GlowLight series of e-ink readers.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
3 out of 5 stars
by marylovea0Jul 07, 2022
Top critical review
Small reader with clear pages
I've had several Nooks and liked them very much. When I purchased this one I didn't realize that it's only a reader and will not work to check e-mail or go to the web. I was able to purchase a book from Barnes and Noble very easily. One thing I don't like is the page sort of jumps each time I go to a new page in my book. It's a minor issue though.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
4 out of 5 stars
by 432starJul 12, 2012
Great little e-reader for the price!
Great little e-reader! Pros: Better e-ink display/contrast then the Sony PRS-T1, and Kobo Touch. Easy to set-up and use the menus, wireless, lettering font/size, and does not slow down when using a microSD card with 1620 e-books on it in PDF format, which is why I tried out the Nook Simple Touch and the Kobo Touch. Sony's PRS-T1 can't handle very many e-books-it slows down around 500, freezes and you have to do a 'hard reset' often, to get it to work right for a little while. When asked why, Sony said the book covers in PDF format slow it down. Not so with the Nook....it just zips right along no matter how many e-books you load in PDF format on the microSD card! PC software-easy to use. Cons: Nook PC software-while easy to use it does not compare to Sony's 'Reader for PC' software, which allows you to add/delete e-book groups yourself-which also slows down after 500 or so e-books. Nook's just does not give you enough catagories and/or the ability to add/delete them yourself. I like to separate per favorite author and then by genre. It's also not as 'touch' sensitive as I'd like-it 'misses' quite a few finger swipes and the forward/backward 'buttons' on the front sides of the Nook are just a little too hard to push to be comfortable. I also could not find a browser, even after trying the 'search' button the 'how to's' online said would work. I also don't like the fact I can't download all my e-books in one place. I can only read Nook's via my Adobe Digital Editions as long as it's hooked to my computer. I don't like not being able to download purchased content from Barnes & Noble to my computer. That said, I am going to buy another one so my Mom can enjoy one too!Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by fasterthanyouSep 18, 2012
Compare Nook Touch and Kindle Keyboard
I bought this used as a second reader. I already have a Kindle keyboard. I wanted an easy, portable way to get the library books not available for Kindle. So far, I still like my Kindle better. It is easier and more intuitive than the Nook. The home screen is simple and straightforward compared to the Nook Touch. It has taken me some effort to figure out how to navigate around the Nook to do what I want to do. There seems to be many more layers of menus to wade through on the Nook. I am sure I need to read the owner's manual to figure out some of the features. I didn't have to do that with the Kindle. The Kindle navigation and features were obvious to me without reading an owner's manual. One thing I like about the Nook, and its not an important thing, is that you can put your own screen savers up. I can't do that with the Kindle keyboard and I'm pretty tired of looking at the same old blah pictures. Another thing that is kind of irritating to me about the Nook is the screen lock that you have to disengage when the Nook comes out of sleep. Why is that there? I haven't figured it out yet, but its a pain in the neck. I have put a library book on the Nook Touch and it was a real process compared to the Kindle. Kindle is a lot easier, but again, not all library books are available for Kindle. To me the difference between the Kindle and Nook in turning pages is not a big deal. I haven't noticed one is better than the other. I also haven't noticed that one screen is better than the other. Although the Nook has better black and contrast I will admit my Kindle keyboard is older and second generation Kindle. The newer Kindles might be different. I have poor eye sight and both screens are okay for me. Comparing to the Kindle keyboard, the other thing I don't like about my Nook Touch is that it only has WiFi. My Kindle keyboard has Whispersync and 3G which means I can connect to the internet and check out new books I may be interested in at any location, not just a WiFi hot spot. This is an important feature to me because sometimes I may be sitting in the backyard by the pond or I may be in the car on a long road trip and I can still shop. To me, shopping is half the fun of an e-reader. All in all, if you want a an e-reader and don't want to drop a lot of money, a used Nook Touch will do the job. If you can afford it, I would recommend a reader that can connect to the internet anywhere and not just at a WiFi hot spot. If your bottom line is whether you can read the screen comfortably for hours at a time and you can hoard tons of books, the Nook Touch will do that.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by jeffbaz2004Mar 29, 2012
Light, simple, great display; everything you want in an ereader
For a simple ereader, look no further than this Nook simple touch. Very impressed at the features, size, low eight and the awesome eink display! If you like to read books, newspapers and such, then this simple device is all you need. The downside is that its a very limited device; can only use it with B&N's system, so you can't even use web browsing, email and such. I'm very surprised this doesn't come with simple apps like sudoku! Everyone I know who reads a lot plays this game and I'm at a loss why this was left out of the ST. But, it makes up for it with the ability to read pdf's and has the expandable microSD card slot as well. And did I mention this thing is uber light? Once color eink displays hit the market, these types of cheap tablets will be awesome. Once step closer to star trek. :)Read full review

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Ratings and Reviews

Most relevant reviews

Basic, Solid E-ink reader.

Small reader with clear pages

Great little e-reader for the price!

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Light, simple, great display; everything you want in an ereader

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