Nooks £29 @ Argos, Sainsburys, Currys, Very

IrishRose12

melbury wrote: »

Just out of interest, is it better to have a separate charger than charging it via the PC?

Well I don't have a PC and don't want to waste the battery on my Laptop charging anything, so the wall charger is best for me personally

ih8stress

auntyS wrote: »

I got this one from Amazon for £3.99 with free delivery.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Barnes-Simple-E-Reader-Charger-Seller/dp/B0095HX862/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_t_1_MHYW

It arrived quickly and works fine.

The reviews suggest it is NOT a Nook one, though

tobykim

If a charger is good enough for a mobile phone or tablet then it's good enough for a nook, I use the same one for everything and I really doubt B&N would have anything different for a nook most probably generic with nook stamped in it

marvin

ih8stress wrote: »

The reviews suggest it is NOT a Nook one, though

There is one for £3.95 that does not say it is B&N just suitable for a Nook, actually it is a micro USB as used by Samsung. This is simply a matter of false description saying it is B&N rather than suitable for...

My suggestion (FWIW) is not to get a dedicated plug cable but, if you do not have one already, get one of these USB PLUG ADAPTERS ON AMAZON and just plug a cable into it. Poundland (or 97p land depending on where you live) sell a 4 head cable which has the old Iphone micro usb mini usb and new style nokia on it.
Like This

custardy

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/sol/shop/gifts/electricalgifting/123994607_nook_simple_touch.html


back in stock

Sagz_2

custardy wrote: »

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/sol/shop/gifts/electricalgifting/123994607_nook_simple_touch.html


back in stock

......and OOS again.

Hokey Kokey time!

custardy

Lol,didnt last long
just got the email and posted!

bargainhustler

Hi, can someone be so kind and tell me what type of sd card I need to use for this and the max size? Thanks in advance.

custardy

32gb micro sd
no need for a high class

kenr

ANY usb charger should be fine for these. USB is a standard, 5V @ 500ma (for pc ports) or up to 2A (for ipads). The tales of blowing things up are probably just that tales. I have been using USB charges for years for different items, just buy one that takes a USB cable then you can plug in your own cables in to them. The dedicated ones with micro/mini connectors are easier to source though.