Barnes & Noble NOOK GlowLight

Is the Nook GlowLight worth a glowing recommendation?

The Nook GlowLight 4 is a competent e-reader, but offers a bare-bones user experience

With a thicker bezel and a warm GlowLight, the Barnes and Noble GlowLight 3 is a great way to pack a library in a carry-on, especially after 25 hours of testing.

The Barnes & Noble GlowLight 4 is a simple, compact e-reader for anyone with an extensive collection of Nook books, but it can't match the features of similarly priced competitors.

Barnes & Noble finally has a new e-reader with a sharper E Ink display, a capacitive touchscreen, a built-in ambient light and full waterproofing for $130.

Barnes and Noble has been developing e-readers since 2010, the bookseller has been leveraging their 600 retail stores to drive sales. The company tends to release new hardware every couple of years and in December, 2021, they unveiled the Nook Glowlight 4. This new device has redesigned manual page turn buttons and packs more LED lights into the six-inch reader. The company primarily markets the Nook in the United States, with Kindle and Kobo both being sold through many big box retailers, should you buy the Nook Glowlight 4? Hardware The Barnes and Noble Nook Glowlight 4 features a 6-inch