Having tested both and the rest of the Kindle lineup, I can safely say that each has its perks, but what's my winner? Read on to find out. What the Paperwhite and Signature Edition have in common ...

There's no denying it: since its arrival in 2007, the Kindle has changed how millions read around the world. The Kindle made it possible for readers to take hundreds of books with them wherever ...

Amazon’s 2021 Kindle Paperwhite has a 6.8-inch E Ink display with adjustable color temperature for nighttime reading. It boasts a fast processor, months-long battery life, IPX8 waterproofing ...

The Paperwhite has 16GB of storage, which is more than enough for all the books you may want to read. Browsing the Kindle store is easy and fast, and the Paperwhite also has 20% faster performance ...

The Paperwhite costs more – but it’s Amazon’s best-selling Kindle for a reason. For me, it’s the larger display that really sells it, as it makes for a better reading experience.

Read on for the four reasons why my Kindle Paperwhite will be my only travel companion from now on. The newest generation of the Kindle Paperwhite comes in an ultra-thin design with a glare-free ...

Over the last 18 years, Amazon has honed the Kindle reader range to offer an extremely slick reading experience and eBook ecosystem which is hard to beat if you’re happy to live within the walled ...

The Kindle Paperwhite is the best choice for bookworms or those looking to get back into reading. Amazon promised that the 2024 Kindle Paperwhite would be the fastest yet, and they delivered.

It's almost tough to remember now, but a little over a decade ago, most people didn't want to read on smartphones ... I owned one myself -- the original Kindle Paperwhite from 2012.

It also has a better battery that can last up to 12 weeks and an adjustable reading light. What's the deal: The Kids edition of the Kindle Paperwhite is now available for £169.99. Why we chose it ...

Despite the larger size of the display, the 300 ppi resolution still looks very sharp and crisp on the Kindle Scribe. I’ve had no trouble viewing book covers and reading the text within.