Endless Ideas BV BeBook Neo

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 9 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

0
Average:

3
Bad:

5

Pros:

The Neo offers up to 16GB storage and Wacom touch screen technology.

Cons:

No dedicated content service is available on the Neo.

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Last revision on February 11, 2013

Reviewers Liked

The Neo offers up to 16GB storage and Wacom touch screen technology

Reviewers Didn't Like

No dedicated content service is available on the Neo

Expert reviews and ratings

The BeBook Neo handles myriad file formats,but its bulk and slow performance leave it lagging behind. Here is our review....

By PC Authority on February 13, 2012

The Neo's Wacom stylus support is too laggy to be useful and increases both its weight and price, making it poor value compared to its rivals...

By Expert Reviews on November 22, 2011

A good product but it’s far too expensive compared with...

By Computeractive on September 03, 2010

A solid eReader spoilt by the ill-conceived web element and resulting high...

By T3 Magazine on August 11, 2010

The BeBook Neo is stylish and offers a plethora of multimedia features, as well as a decent ebook reading experience; however, for most readers, these extra features probably aren't really...

By CNET Australia on July 02, 2010

As it is, the BeBook Neo feels incomplete and we aren't sold on the rough metal back. Ambitious, but the Neo fails to fulfil its lofty aims, and at this price, we'd expect a more complete experienceKey specs3.5mm jack, SD,...

By Pocket-lint on June 09, 2010

The open market, comfortable design and large storage make reading enjoyable using the...

By TopTenREVIEWS on June 01, 2010

With the arrival of the , many have wondered what the fate of the humble e-ink-based e-book reader would be. Compared to the multimedia-rich experience of the iPad, the plain black and white display and limited functionality of these...

By Trusted Reviews on May 13, 2010

At £279 the BeBook Neo is one of the more expensive models on the market, and we’d probably shy towards a cheaper book reader considering we didn’t really find ourselves using the key features it offered. Although it’s a good...

By PC Advisor on April 07, 2010

Although it’s clear that the BeBook was made to achieve something capable of accepting many open formats, and including additional functionality, that functionality comes at the cost of simple navigation. Using a stylus a lot is simply too...

By Zath UK on November 22, 2010

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