Beaumont, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/03/2013 -- Choosing the best e readers can be challenging in today's saturated market. Do you choose an e-reader in color or black and white? Back lit or not? Is it better to purchase a traditional e-reader or a tablet? Which e-readers rank highest?

A new website launched this month, TheBestEReaders.net, helps consumers learn about different brands of e-readers, highlighting what each popular e-reader brand offers and comparing their pros and cons to one another.

Knowing the differences between the various e-reader brands and models is important for potential buyers. TheBestEReaders.net empowers e-reader shoppers to inform themselves so they can make a choice between the best e readers to suit their reading needs.

At TheBestEReaders.net, readers will find quality reviews on the best e-readers in the world. E-readers from all the major brands are reviewed, from Amazon and Apple to Barnes & Noble, Kobo and Sony. The site includes product reviews and ratings of the newest and best e readers as well as links to vendors offering e-readers at the most affordable prices. The site also ranks the most popular e-readers.

TheBestEReaders.net allows anyone on the market for a new e-reader the opportunity to find out what the best e readers are and which ones fall short. New reviews are added regularly, so the site is always up-to-date with the latest and best e-reader information.

"I'm proud to announce the official launch of TheBestEReaders.net," said Nick Dorrell, editor of TheBestEReaders.net. "With so many options for e-readers out there, I know TheBestEReaders.net will be an invaluable resource to help consumers make an informed purchase of e-readers for years to come. It's a very competitive market with an overwhelming number of options, but with the right information, consumers can choose e-readers that are right for their needs and their budgets."

Learn more at TheBestEReaders.net.

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