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Moon+ Reader Pro 10p @ Google Play

£0.10 Google Play1 Feb 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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oUkTuRkEyIII

26 Jan 16

Better designed book reader with powerful controls & full functions, supports epub, pdf, mobi, chm, cbr, cbz, umd, fb2, txt, html, rar, zip or OPDS formats.
☀Additional benefits in pro version:
✔ Ad-free, faster & smoother
✔ Shake the phone to speak (Text-to-speech, TTS engine support)
✔ PDF support, fast & speech compatible
✔ Reading statistics function
✔ More beautiful themes, background images and fonts
✔ Customize reader bar function
✔ Headset & Bluetooth keys control
✔ Multi-point touch support
✔ Option for password protection at startup
✔ Book to home screen shortcut
✔ Annotations, highlights & bookmarks share support
✔ Open/Backup/Sync/Download/Upload book files via Dropbox/GDrive
✔ Widget shelf support, group your favorite books, put them to desktop as widget
✔ Tilt to turn page with customized actions
✔ Customer email support
☀PDF features in Pro version:
✔ Fill out PDF Form
✔ Highlight, annotation, handwriting
✔ Smart scroll lock, smooth reading experience
✔ Night mode support, 6 additional pdf themes available
✔ Dual-page mode for landscape screen
✔ Speech, auto-scroll compatible
✔ Read statistics, sync, flip animation available
☆The key features:
• Support online ebook libraries and personal calibre ebook server.
• Read local books with smooth scroll and tons of innovation.
☆Standard functions:
• Full visual options: line space, font scale, bold, italic, shadow, alpha colors, fading edge etc.
• 10+ themes embedded, includes Day & Night mode switcher.
• Various types of paging: touch screen, volume keys or even camera, search or back keys.
• 24 customized operations (screen click, swipe gesture, hardware keys), apply to 15 customized events: search, bookmark, themes, navigation, font size and more.
• 5 auto-scroll modes: rolling blind mode; by pixel, by line or by page. Real-time speed control.
• Adjust the brightness by sliding your finger along the left edge of the screen, gesture commands supported.
• Intelligent paragraph; indent paragraph; trim unwanted blank spaces and lines options.
• Keep your eyes health options for long-time reading.
• Real page turning effect with customized speed/color/transparent; 5 page flip animations.
• My Bookshelf design: Favorites, Downloads, Authors, Tags; self bookcover, search, import supported.
• Justified text alignment, hyphenation mode supported.
• Dual page mode for landscape screen.
• Support all four screen orientations.
• EPUB3 multimedia content support (video and audio), popup footnote support
• Backup/Restore options to cloud via DropBox, sync reading positions between phones and tablets.
• Highlight, Annotation, Dictionary (Offline or Online, support ColorDict, GoldenDict, Fora, ABBYY Lingvo, etc.), Translation, Share functions all in moon+ ebook reader.
• Bluelight Filter up to 95% for eye care.

Top comments

MRGRINGO to djolltax

26 Jan 16 64 #6

you have me excited and I don't even know what it really does!

nublets2k to Graham1979

26 Jan 16 8 #20

Thanks, used some Rewards credit.
More importantly, why wasn't there a Chomp nor a Curly Wurly in my Cadbury's selection box this year?! :disappointed:

djolltax

26 Jan 16 6 #4

Oh my god - I use this and it is awesome. Pro has text to speech feature and converts epub, pdf, mobi files and more into audio.
10p is a STEAL .... this is more than hot - incandescent!!! !:smiley::smiley:

Stud

26 Jan 16 4 #28

Paid for and installed.

No idea why, can't even read.

Latest comments (118)

jr99hukd

1 Feb 16 #118

Seems to be expired. £4.20 now.

Tyler Halifax

30 Jan 16 #117

A slight exaggeration really - it cost me 10p this week but if I had paid £99 for it I would be a little sadder!

danpetre

29 Jan 16 #116

It is a ridiculous price but I would not read a book on anything but eink.

Tyler Halifax

28 Jan 16 #112

Bought this app on it's release day a few years back and it cost me £99 on Google Play! Can't believe in less that 5 years it is now 10p. That is £98.90 I'll never see again!

Scrat to Tyler Halifax

28 Jan 16 #113

Why? :wink:

Craccer to Tyler Halifax

29 Jan 16 1 #115

You paid £99 for an app?!!!!

Look on the bright side, you've got 5 years of use out of it....

HotUkDale

28 Jan 16 #114

Not sure what this is but for 10p I've purchased it :smiley: heat added thank you

jm334

28 Jan 16 #110

How can I read previously downloaded google play books on this??

fishmaster to jm334

28 Jan 16 1 #111

The answer is in this thread (you can't as of 2012, maybe you can now, but I can't see Google opening it up for other readers, anyway don't be lazy Google it like I just did!) >

http://androidforums.com/threads/google-play-e-books.530204/

fishmaster

28 Jan 16 #109

You would probably have to convert them with Calibre I would have thought. Or just use the Kindle app on your phone/tablet.

maxwell689

28 Jan 16 #108

This is one of those annoying deals where I don't even need it but I've bought it anyway just in case.

Benibaby33

28 Jan 16 #107

Thanks op, got it for 9p with my discount, heat added. :smiley:

DirtyQwerty

28 Jan 16 #103

9p with the Play Music subscriber discount. Phwoar.

Daves_mate to DirtyQwerty

28 Jan 16 #106

Ahhh crappp!!! Well, that's my day ruined (just DL'd it) :disappointed:

Daves_mate

28 Jan 16 #105

Bought the Moon APP thing! Not sure what it is yet, I don't like reading books or a lot of text on screen. Dunno what else it does all I know is there are a lot of people talking like this is a great deal so basically I'D LIKE A PIECE OF THAT!!!:smile: 10p i'll never see again (or launch the app...if i remember what it's called years from now). At least I got a great deal thought.

JohnBoy73

28 Jan 16 #104

Installed this, tried it, don't feel anything!
Is there something wrong with me?

I_Zebra

28 Jan 16 #102

Thanks OP: have just bought the app and joined hotukdeals

DrRossi

27 Jan 16 #101

cheers op ill try this

nicojo

27 Jan 16 #100

Can I read Amazon kindle books on this app? If so, how? Thanks

steve1221

27 Jan 16 #99

Anyone know how to make it look at an external SD card? It just keeps saying 'invalid'??? The card works with PV, Aldiko and every other reader I've ever tried, just not this one??

islandgal

27 Jan 16 #98

Is there something similar for Apple devices?

Supesonic

27 Jan 16 #97

Purchased! Will give it a shot, can't go wrong at this price. Thanks OP. :laughing: Heat added. <3

frankmarshall

27 Jan 16 #96

Dose it do other things what isn't on that long list of things what it do do.

PhilK

27 Jan 16 #95

Always use it. This is the first time it just won't transfer books. Odd

pib1933

27 Jan 16 #94

Got it thanks. Being useless tech wise, can I use it with Kobo? If so, is there a place which shows you how? Many thanks.

frirl

27 Jan 16 #93

Tried to get this at 16:40 Wednesday 27th
Google play wants me to pay over £5!

biz111

26 Jan 16 #40

does this work with kindle books?

bigswot to biz111

27 Jan 16 #92

Not directly, and not without a lot of messing around.

cicobuff

27 Jan 16 #91

Calibre with plugins are my go to for converting any books purchased in Amazon's proprietary AZW3 file format, converting to epub, it works its magic on DRM and file conversions effortlessly with the necessary plugins and is a fantastic tool for ebook management.

CapnCal

27 Jan 16 #87

I've had Google Play Books and the Kindle App, but this outshines them both.

Yes both of them are free, but the extra features in this make it worth the 10p, but probably not if this cost more.

Steve2377 to CapnCal

27 Jan 16 #89

What if it cost 15p? :wink:

Steve2377 to CapnCal

27 Jan 16 #90

What if it cost 15p? :wink:

philb100

27 Jan 16 #88

Seems good and opens some things other readers I've tried won't. Well worth 10p :smiley:

lpb100

27 Jan 16 1 #86

Thanks
Best 10ps worth in a long time

lpb100

27 Jan 16 1 #85

Thanks best 10ps worth in a long time

Steve2377

27 Jan 16 #84

Wish I could use this on my ipad as I can't really imagine ever reading ebooks on my phone. Just checked the app store on my ipad and it doesn't even appear to be available there.

The text to speech thing sounds like an interesting feature even though I'm not sure exactly what uses it has! Can anyone explain for me? Does it mean I could compose an email or message by speaking, and then copy and paste that written text into whatever I wanted, for example?

sultanofuk

27 Jan 16 3 #59

No idea what this is, but purchased.

jnigel26 to sultanofuk

27 Jan 16 1 #83

I've not purchased. Why? I sit long enough in front of a screen every day and have done for years. I like my PC, I like my Mac (yep, both!), I like my mobile, however, if I want to read a book, I read a REAL book! Makes me laugh, over 30 years ago they said the book was dead, and the paperless office was imminent.
What a f...... joke! More paper is used today than ever before and the old fashioned 'real' book is still printed in their billions.
The only benefit of reading books on a small screen is mobility of it. The downsides are usually crap fonts, illegibility, wrong spacing, too short a line length, I could go on. The big downside will be your eyesight. As one day you'll find out.

edd13

27 Jan 16 1 #82

Thanks, bought and voted hot :smiley:

PhilK

27 Jan 16 #81

Speak as you find. Google books is a LOT better than this from personal experience.
As for Calibre, I haven't managed one book to end up on my phone through this

Dilume

27 Jan 16 #80

Bought this for £2 a few weeks ago, well worth the price!

PhilK

27 Jan 16 #79

Mmm. Bought it, although it doesn't seem any better than Google Books or Kindle. In fact I'd say the other two are better. Still, only 10p !

renard

27 Jan 16 #78

Just bought it, sounds great and only 10p! Thanks OP.

Anyone wanting to know more, there is a very good video on YouTube. I found it by Googling Moon+ Reader.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUjC8Zz60zg

piecesofelle

27 Jan 16 #77

Bought. Thanks Op!

TheRourkey

27 Jan 16 #76

me too. instant buy and heat. probably never use it but thanks. :smiley:

Polax

27 Jan 16 #75

Good Stuff, Thanks Mate!

camaj

27 Jan 16 #74

I use iReader, is this any better (aside from a lack of Chinese text)?

mujunk

26 Jan 16 3 #10

Why bother when Google Play Books offers cloud storage as well. This will end up occupying space for nothing.

Joefez to mujunk

26 Jan 16 2 #12

Night reading options on Moon Reader are a lot better. For the night owls, red/green text on a black page doesn't mess with your night vision, especially if you have an oled display. Plus it handles every ebook format you care to throw at it. Google I think just does mobi or epub without conversion, but don't quote me on that!

Bendown to mujunk

26 Jan 16 2 #37

10p, Does it really matter if Google play offers something this does not. If you after question a 10 purchase then I feel sorry for you. Why buy a toilet roll when a newspaper does the job, can you understand what I am trying to get across?

smckirdy to mujunk

27 Jan 16 #73

Don't need cloud storage myself for books, better features are way more important. Besides if I remember correctly this has better support for accessing calibre servers which is way better than Google.

jasee

27 Jan 16 #72

It's apps like this that make android so good and so much better than Windoze :smiley:

barbiegirl

27 Jan 16 #71

I have no idea if or when I'll ever use this, but hey, it's 10p.

Heat added as I'm sure it's a good deal

locktheworldout

27 Jan 16 #70

OOS :sunglasses:

skybluesccfc

27 Jan 16 #69

Not SSD cold :stuck_out_tongue:

arotabi

27 Jan 16 #68

You're making a very simple point but have written it in such a way that I had to read it a couple of times to understand! I guess that's why you're asking if you were understood!? :stuck_out_tongue:

I'm sure the other member questioning the need for this had nothing to do with the price!
I too try to keep the number of apps I have on my devices to a minimum and am more likely to go for ones that can be used cross-platform with some form of integration.

This is clearly a good deal and I've voted hot but not something I need. It's not about the 10p price tag.

djolltax

27 Jan 16 #67

I think both have their place - it's not a huge install and is regularly supported app ( Last Updated 19 January 2016 Size 8.4M ) so all you have space wise is the size of your library locally, plus how much processing does an e-reader use?

It states above: Open/Backup/Sync/Download/Upload book files via Dropbox/GDrive so you have more access than just google play books and can upload or download as necessary keeping space to a minimum. so I don't think its a memory or space hog at all, and for the features it has, 10p is an absolute no-brainer. 4.5 stars from over 80k reviews in the app store and over 1310 :confused: heat in here..... Sorry you don't see it for the deal it is. Perhaps you should give it a try?

simont_space

27 Jan 16 #66

If anyone has any App credit on their Amazon account it's available there. £3 though.

Lloydinio

27 Jan 16 #65

Google play books is awful

Lloydinio

27 Jan 16 #64

I regularly read ebooks so I just downloaded it, and it's worth it

drummerdickens

27 Jan 16 #63

10p of my Google Play Survey balance (£9) used!

Anyone know any other useful apps I should be spending my credit on?

mujunk

27 Jan 16 #62

Your learned self seem to be in a lot of hurry to type in a rude reply with a meaningless analogy.
Google play books lets you store your personal books on the cloud for free(no deduction for books from the 15GB free storage allowance) and can be accessed from various devices. No need to copy all those books to your device. You can stop reading on the tablet and pick up from where you left on the PC or phone.
10p or free doesn't matter to most when there is a clever alternative available. All this app is going to do is sit on your phone storage and hog memory for itself and all the books that one ends up loading on the device. So...there is a reason why it is selling for 10p....simply because no one is buying.
Good luck reading news off the toilet roll.

Uridium

27 Jan 16 #53

How good is the text to speech? is it a horrible robotic voice or something you could actually listen to for audio books?

brookysm to Uridium

27 Jan 16 #61

All depends on what you're using as your text to speech on your devices. Ivona is pretty good, default Google TTS slightly less so, PICO bloody awful.

Adiebear

27 Jan 16 #60

Can you view magazines downloaded on google news stand with this?
Thanks

shug119

27 Jan 16 #58

Hot

maxmix

27 Jan 16 1 #57

Free is even better with Google rewards, not paid for a paid app for 2 years :smiley:

HOT !

maxmix

john247

27 Jan 16 #56

I had been using the free version for a while and was thinking of maybe getting the pro version.
For 10p, why not.
Didn't realise the free version had adverts oddly.

jewelie

27 Jan 16 1 #55

Thank you! By far the best book reader and PDF reader I've used. Fast, pretty, very configurable. Absolute steal at 10p! :smiley:

steevieboy4u

27 Jan 16 1 #54

Hot from me. Cheers OP

Uns

26 Jan 16 #52

Hot!

xp_version1

26 Jan 16 4 #14

Any thoughts on using this solely as a comic reader?

alex_dis to xp_version1

26 Jan 16 2 #23

You probably won't find as many features specifically for comics as you would do with dedicated readers. I thought Perfect Viewer was a great cbr/cbz reader. If you're only reading comics I'd go for something like that. As I'm reading books, comics and pdf docs, Moon+ is perfect.

djtrades to xp_version1

26 Jan 16 #51

I read a few. It's not so bad.but struggles with the larger sets. Still would be my first choice.

nzmtbz

26 Jan 16 1 #50

nice one OP! heat given

Steve1102

26 Jan 16 #49

I've been using this for a few years now and love it, especially the text to speech option as mentioned earlier. I also find they regularly update the app, keeping up with current devices. Highly recommended.

louiselouise

26 Jan 16 #48

I couldn't really get along with Moon Reader Pro, maybe I should try it again. I alternate between ezPDF Reader and Mantano Reader Pro on Android, and Calibre on Windows.

mr-mixalot

26 Jan 16 #47

Hot

bambea

26 Jan 16 #46

Shame its not for iOS :disappointed: but added

Ragtimeplayer

26 Jan 16 1 #45

It synced my Google drive and Dropbox and my folder on my sd card/books, automatically so its a winner for me :smiley:

benfisher1991

26 Jan 16 #31

Also if I have them on my google drive will it sync across devices?

Bleary123 to benfisher1991

26 Jan 16 #44

It syncs across Dropbox for me so it'll probably work with Google Drive

obsydian

26 Jan 16 #43

Got this great app

Lukedotv

26 Jan 16 #42

I decided to buy this because of the price, but why would i want to use this over google play books?

m1cr4

26 Jan 16 1 #41

thanx.. heated

snappyfish

26 Jan 16 1 #39

Purchased. Thanks 10p AWESOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Pinksparkles1973

26 Jan 16 1 #38

Heat added, thanks Turkey! ..... even tho if I'm honest I'm not sure what I'm doing with it.... saw it was only 10p and my finger went off on one and purchased! :wink:
Got the kindle app, got tons of books in my library, so erm do I just do as it says and copy these to this?.... will I still have them in my Kindle library though or will they be gone for good??
Any help much appreciated, ta muchly <3

RedDwarfIsCool

26 Jan 16 #36

Heat added for the deal.

I use AI Reader - lots of options for customisation and it's free!

Boogie83e

26 Jan 16 2 #35

This app is compatible with all of your devices. :smile: Thanks OP :wink:

0liverr

26 Jan 16 2 #34

Thanks Turkey.

Bluebella

26 Jan 16 2 #33

I paid full price for this as it's my favourite reader.

Tip: If you are learning a foreign language you can set it up to take you to a dictionary definition (of your choice) when you select a word you don't understand.

benfisher1991

26 Jan 16 #27

Where do I get ebooks from?

fishmaster to benfisher1991

26 Jan 16 2 #30

Project Gutenberg has loads of free ones and is legal. The other obvious places are Amazon, Kobo, WH Smith etc

https://www.gutenberg.org/

oUkTuRkEyIII to benfisher1991

26 Jan 16 2 #32

Humble store do book bundles for 1p. Keep an eye out for them.

https://www.humblebundle.com/getbooks

fishmaster

26 Jan 16 #29

This is an excellent reader. No brainer for 10p.

Stud

26 Jan 16 4 #28

Paid for and installed.

No idea why, can't even read.

cache

26 Jan 16 1 #26

bought, great reviews cant go wrong :smiley:

xp_version1

26 Jan 16 #25

Yeah, just comics at the moment. Already using PV so think I'll stick with that. Ta.

Graham1979

26 Jan 16 1 #17

COLD no discount codes for this purchase, 10p is quite an investment.

Thanks Buzz, just purchased for less than a Cadbury Chomp

nublets2k to Graham1979

26 Jan 16 8 #20

Thanks, used some Rewards credit.
More importantly, why wasn't there a Chomp nor a Curly Wurly in my Cadbury's selection box this year?! :disappointed:

solid to Graham1979

26 Jan 16 3 #24

I got 10% off due to my google music subscription :sunglasses:

(That's right, I got a whole 1p discounted :smile:)

Hucknallred

26 Jan 16 #21

Heat from me. why on earth are people voting cold though??

djolltax to Hucknallred

26 Jan 16 #22

Ahh I think that's (Irony or Sarcasm..... I can't decide which) !!!!

dinosteveus

26 Jan 16 1 #19

Can't go wrong with 10p.
Thanks

Deetea

26 Jan 16 #18

I have used many ebook readers, Moon+ is the one left standing.

DARKSABER

26 Jan 16 2 #16

I Just bought it and let my GF in hong kong know about it but its 39HKD =£3.50 there so she's not going for it,HOT from me but cold from Hong kong and they even had frost yesterday!

mjpower4

26 Jan 16 #15

Paid half price over xmas and well worth it at this price. It will handle anything and manages pdfs really well. Bargain at 10p

Solly92

26 Jan 16 3 #13

Pro version 80k reviews 4.7 average rating. Free version 204k reviews 4.4 average rating (both of which are significantly higher than Google Play Books by the way).

Got to be one of the best 10p deals from the store. I was happy paying half price for it a while ago.

alex_dis

26 Jan 16 1 #11

Very hot. Recently ditched fbreader and perfect viewer for the free version of this as it does everything without having to install plug ins. For this price upgrading is a no - brainer :smile:

keithush

26 Jan 16 #9

Over 4 pounds in Poland, where I live so for 10p a real bargain

cornishnick

26 Jan 16 #8

Great App

ldx00

26 Jan 16 #7

I use perfect reader. it's great but will give this a shot at 10p!

djolltax

26 Jan 16 6 #4

MRGRINGO to djolltax