ESV Super Giant Print Bible (TruTone, Burgundy)

This is bound really well and comes with a backing to put under a page so you can see better. The print size is awesome. Thank you!

The Bible font is very clear and easy to read, no noticeable bleed through. Paper is good quality and sturdy. The Bible is a little heavier than I expected but I am very pleased with it. Thank you.

This is definitely a big, heavy Bible! But the print is huge which is great (my normal print Bible in the photo for reference) I got this for my mother in law who needs the large print.. probably won’t be taken to church since it’s so big and heavy but she won’t have any trouble reading it at home which is okay! Super happy with this.

I purchased this for my husband who is a big, rough, and tumble kind of guy. The pages are very sturdy and the print is nice and large. Love it!

An elderly friend needed a Bible they could read without glasses or a magnifier. The only problem was that when I was looking, the sites did not show the actual size of the print so it took forever and lots of calls to the Bible stores to get the right print size. Finally found a sight with actual size and my elderly friend Loves it as he can put it in his lap and read. Doesn't have to hold close to his face or use a magnifier. Print sizes noted as Large, Extra Large or even Giant were very deceiving.

Easy to read as expected it is a bit on the large size but it really doesn’t matter it’s a wonderful Bible

Very easy to read, large print. However, it's huge, heavy, clumsy and impossible to hold while you read. It needs to be read while it lays flat on a table or desk in front of you. It's like 7 pounds- more than my granddaughter when she was born!

The 16 point font is wonderful. And there is almost zero ghosting or bleed thru of the text from page to page. This Bible is a joy to read and is printed in a wonderful font. I’m not a fan of the true tone cover, but that’s the only option that it comes in.TIP: Buy this value edition instead of the other editions that have gilding. The other editions have bolder print which results and lots of ghosting on the page that you’re trying to read.

This is a very nice bible. I do have a large print bible but my vision has declined. The font size is 17 point.

Thank YOU YESHUA!

Excellent large print on top quality paper. The extreme thinness of the paper means the book is not too large to handle, and the high quality of the paper means the print does not show through. The beautiful leather binding is crafted in the most traditional way, so that the Bible stays open flat on a table – even when it’s open at the first chapter of Genesis or the last chapter of Revelation. Delightful gold leaf to protect the pages. This Bible is an absolute joy for anyone who is partially sighted and only able to read the largest kind of print. A bargain at this price.

Simply a very good Bible. But why 4 instead of 5 stars?I like paragraph style for several reasons. It's more natural to read, the Bible is more compact and the the text from the next page shows far less. I'll go into a little more detail because the above is exactly why I gave 4 instead of 5 stars.I find paragraph style more natural to read; but that's just a personal opinion.Text that has no paragraph style has more white. That means more pages are needed. Don't get me wrong I'm not complaining this Bible is big and heavy because that is exactly how it was advertised. But even then I would have preferred less useless white. For me less white is one of the selling point for this Bible.2Chron is perfect. Long paragraphs with almost no useless white.But Proverbs is really bad. Half of the page is useless white.Bleed through from the next page is existing, but never distracting. It's not much and you can about halve it by using putting the black piece of cardboard that come with this Bible behind the page you are reading.Proverbs with its overuse of white appears far worse on the bleed through than 2Chron. Of course technically speaking it's 100% the same because it's the same paper and ink; but it simply looks different.So I think the ESV can save 100+ pages and make the otherwise perfect Bible lighter and better readable.I would like at least 3 ribbons instead of just one. Another niggle is that it has no thumb index. I'm not deducting a star for that because it wasn't advertised as such.Besides of that rant the paper and the binding is great. I only own this Bible for a week so I can't comment how it hold over time, but I have high hopes.The printing is also good. The font is big but you already knew that because that's likely the very reason you are considering this Bible. What stands out from some other Bibles I've seen is that the letters are really black. Not like they tried to save on ink and as a result get dark grey letters. That means more contrast and better readability.It opens very well and lays flat on your table or lap.

This Bible is exactly as described. No need for glasses at all (at least for me). The pages are not so thin or transparent so the writing on the other side would incomodate reading. So I don't and won't need the black sheet added ot the Bible for enhanced readability. A little bit heavy but this is understandable given the amount of pages needed because of the super huge text. The only thing I would change is not the way this Bible is made but the writing "Palestine in the time of Jesus" on the maps. We all know from the text of the New Covenant that Israel was Israel at that time. Matt. 2:20-21. ... etc.