PDF app advice?

[exposition]

I'm looking for a PDF app. I have ~20 documents that I'd like to access (for work and pleasure) and I'm looking for a solution. My specific requirements include search, some sort of folder-level organizing, a simple & intuitive navigation system, and reasonable cost.

I do not need annotation. I have tried Good Reader and found the interface confusing and the options overwhelming. The Adobe app is speedy and easy to use, but offers no library/organizational features. iBooks and Kindle don't either. I'd be happy to buy an app that offers what I want, but I'd like to hear your opinions first.

 

[xxBURT0Nxx]

evernote

 

[jojoba]

PDF Expert is quite nice, I think it offers what you need.

 

[davidhood]

Ibooks from Apple has folders.

 

[exposition]

Ibooks from Apple has folders.

How'd I miss that? Thanks!

 

[marcinek]

goodreader

 

[Tedddman]

Even if you don't need annotation, iAnnotate is probably what you're looking for. It has the fastest PDF loading, great vertical scrolling, and a good interface with robust search capability.

 

[blsa89]

How about pdf-note?

 

[sk1wbw]

Try Remarks, from Readdle. Quite the super duper app, killer app.

 

[gorskiegangsta]

iBooks, definitely. It has all he functions you need.