Which N+ book to use?

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I am currently using the 2005 edition Sybex book to study for network +. I've just started this book but I would like to know if it's worth getting the All in One N+ book.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Network-Cer...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1235600636&sr=1-1

I used the A+ equivalent of this book a few years ago to pass.
Is it worth using 2 books or should I not bother?

Any advice would be appreciated.

 

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you should never use just one study material, the Network + book by David Groth is supposed to be the best. I have it and and also the Meyers one you have.http://www.amazon.com/Network-Study-Guide-David-Groth/dp/0782144063

 

I bought and recently finished both the books. The N+ Meyers book is very good at introducing all the topics, whereas I feel the Sybex gives you a lot more details about each of the topics. Can't go wrong with both- especially since you get all the extra questions!

 

I used Sybex's Network+ study guide. It helped a lot, then again I was also in the middle of a TCP/IP course at the time I took the exam. So I'd recommend using a second source of study with Sybex...
But that's just me...

 

I prefered the Mike Meyers Book for readbility but the Sybex book is probably the better of the two for info. Its probably best to have both IMO