Amazon Kindle Paperwhite vs Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids

Battery life is also improved, according to Amazon: It's rated at up to 10 weeks now. (That's with Power Saver mode engaged.) I left the Wi-Fi on, and after 3 days of light reading (about 5 hours total), the battery was down to 89%. At night while indoors, I read with the light on, and during the day I took the Kindle outdoors, turning the light off

Preference for a larger screen caused me to upgrade from my 6" Paperwhite to the Oasis 2 in 2016, but the battery life at about 6 hours is so disappointing that, when the new Paperwhite appeared with its screen enlarged from 6" to 6."8, 10 weeks vs 6 weeks of battery life in my old Paperwhite & my Oasis 2, twice the storage, many more LED front lights, a faster processor, & a warming feature to change the light from bluish to brownish, I took advantage of a sale on the Paperwhite for Kids, which included no ads (a $20 value), a cover ($20 value) & a 2-year warranty. I bought one 6 weeks ago. I had stopped using my old Paperwhite because of the smaller screen

The Paperwhite Signature Edition is the most comfortable Kindle I've ever used. With a 6.8 inch display, it's big enough without being so big that you...

But in those cases, an 8-inch, color Fire HD 8 Kids Pro tablet is the best low-cost bet at $89.99. For kids still learning to read, the Fire tablet also has Immersion Reading and text-to-speech, which reads books aloud along with following the text. The E Ink Kindles don't do that

Feeling the best of it in your hands carrying the weight of reality, the ever-changing smells that evolved during a book's lifetime from papermill-new, the must and dust that could create olfactory imagery from old, well-used libraries, and the character of cigar-lounds and cognac snifters. These sensations could add timeless, hefty qualities to the works of literature contained therein. I also found afront in that electronic literature kept readers away from the already dying icon of the corner bookstore, and the charms of slowly perusing aisles and aisles of books with others who shared a similar driving passion. And to sip an afternoon capucino on the front patio of such a bookstore was a sublime pleasure that compared to no others

The Kids’ Edition also is ad-free, which is a $20 value. I am not a fan of the case. It is also heavy, 115 grams, adding more than 50% to the already heavy device. The case protects the screen while traveling, and I will use it when traveling, but the edge is uncomfortable to hold, and at least so far, it doesn’t lay flat when folded