Amazon Kindle Paperwhite

It's more like day and later that day, but you do get a fairly premium feeling device for a very good price point. It's only 139 dollars and it does f...

This review was produced following six days with a Kindle paperwhite signature Edition provided by Amazon.

If your case is similar to mine, I feel this new paperwhite is the best pick for most people.

I don't do a tablet or laptop but I really like my Kindle Paperwhite. Battery lasts forever, backlight is really good for reading on a dark plane or something like that.

When Amazon first announced the new Kindle Paperwhite (2021) I wasn't sure how much of an upgrade it would be. On one level, as I said, it isn't a huge step forward. But once I was able to handle both the new Paperwhite and the previous version, the larger screen was more appealing than I thought it would be, even as someone who's well acquainted with the 7-inch screen of the Oasis

I love my Kindle Paperwhite. Its super easy to use and I can read at night with all the lights off and by the pool in direct sunlight. I splurge on Kindle Unlimited and purchase books on there every once in a while too. No complaints

I have an 11 year old Kindle 3 with Keyboard that is still working perfectly. I decided to trade it in on Prime Day for the Paperwhite to test out the new features. Big mistake. One of the biggest differences is supposed to be the improved screen resolution. That might be the case for illustrations,...

Get the Paperwhite Kindle so you can read it in the dark and a portable solar panel for charging. That should give you hundreds of books.

OK, I fouled up with my Kindle Paperwhite 11th edition purchase. It was Prime Day and the Kindle was marked WAY DOWN, and I opted for the bundle: Kindle + Charger + fabric cover. Now don't get me wrong, the Charger is nice and the fabric cover is very nice, but for a device Amazon says you only need...

I got rid of all my books with just a few exceptions. I bought a Kindle Paperwhite and borrow books from the library to read. It’s easier to read on the Kindle and honestly the trade off for me was I donated 100 books to charity in exchange for one electronic device and I no longer buy books and only borrow them.