A Signature Edition costs $200 and comes with double the storage, 32GB, wireless charging, and auto-brightness support. For this review, I tested the base model Kindle Paperwhite (2024).

and apps to help find what's best for you. Find out more about how we test, analyze, and rate. The Kindle Paperwhite (starting at $159) is often considered the best Kindle for most people.

Word is the new Paperwhite is powered by a Mediatek dual-core 1GHz processor, while the previous model used a single core 1GHz process. Touted as the fastest Kindle to date, the Paperwhite (2024 ...

It's still a solid option, though, with a 6-inch glare-free display, fast page turns and an adjustable front light to help you read in all environments. Amazon's all-new Kindle Paperwhite is on ...

Amazon’s latest Kindle Paperwhite features a larger seven-inch display and noticeably faster performance. It also boasts longer battery life than the previous model, retains IPX8 waterproofing ...

Last month, Amazon unleashed major updates to the Kindle family, including its tried, tested and true Paperwhite. Amazon sent us the newest Kindle Paperwhite to check out–here’s our quick review.

Amazon and Apple just updated two of their smaller screens at the same time, and the more we tested the new Kindle Paperwhite ... 3D models. The Paperwhite does not support the Scribe’s writing ...

Learn more about how we select deals. SAVE $45: As of Nov. 21, the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition (32GB) is on sale for $154.99 at Amazon. This Black Friday deal saves you 23% on list price.

I’ve used Kindles extensively since they first launched and I’ve compared the new Paperwhite and the Colorsoft to help you choose. Kindle Paperwhite vs Kindle Colorsoft: At a glance The Kindle ...

That's the way to look at the 2024 refresh of the Kindle Paperwhite, which keeps almost everything the same about the model that we think is the best Kindle for most people. It's a little faster ...

The Kindle has to be in the running as perhaps Amazon's most successful product line in terms of cultural penetration – people say "e-reader" far less than they say "Kindle", and its popularity ...