Due to lots of distraction and tired eyes while reading using phone, I am tempted to buy a kindle. I ordered this one today. Can't wait for it to arrive! It would be so amazing!
Got my first Kindle in 2017 and I've been using it ever since. It's completely curbed my phone use at night and I've learned and enjoyed so much more meaningful content instead of mindlessly scrolling through social media. Enjoy!
My mum has a third gen kindle with the keyboard, she refuses to upgrade haha! Because she knows how to use the one she’s got. She’s read tons of books on it and the battery still lasts for ages even today.
That's the beauty of Kindles; not having to upgrade as long as it works. If the battery life is still as good, it's a testament on how good the device is!
@@Orange_DNA In some ways the physical buttons to take notes are quicker to use than the virtual keyboard on the newer ones I noticed. So not everything is better with a new one necessarily.
I own a Kindle 4. And I never felt the need to upgrade for 9 years! But just last week it started to go senile on me - flipping pages on its own, and I finally forced myself to buy the generation 10. The battery still lasts for ages though, if it weren't for the buttons getting stuck and flipping the pages I wouldn't have upgraded.
I pre-ordered mine, and it arrived on the day of its release. I have the 3rd generation Kindle Keyboard (very versatile with its 3G, MP3 playback abilities and text-to-speech - and, as far as my particular one is concerned, it is still going strong hardware-wise, though it occasionally suffers from indexing freeze) and I can say that the front light is easily why I decided to get it: there is simply no substitue for it (we need look no further for a proof than all clip-on LED lights and lighted ebook cases), with Kindle being this small, light and portable it literally means that it can be read anywhere and anytime - I love it.
Do you find the lack of buttons good/bad? I had the keyboard and loved the buttons I’m worried I really won’t like the touch screen or keyboard on the touchscreen. Thanks.
@@calebwhite6173 I have to say that, as much as I love the KK, I've always thought its keyboard a bit user unfriendly, and in this regard touch screen is, in my opinion, much easier to use. Now, whether getting rid of physical page turning buttons was a good decision, is another matter. Personally, I like it, but I have to admit it sometimes makes single-handed operations a bit difficult (especially when lying down, with Kindle held up over my face - gravity and lack of buttons can make things awkward).
@@mk5346 I guess my intention is to use it more of just a dictionary rather than a reader. I had the 3 awhile back and simply cannot remember too much of its use for the buttons. I guess I’m just hoping the screen response for the new one will not be bad while I am typing a word. I do have fond memories of staying up very late under the covers holding my phone lite in one hand and kindle in the other turning page by the buttons and they were very satisfying to press to turn the page. Thanks for getting back with me even over the years. Good roads and fair weather to you.
I got myself one and I’m excited to get it on Tuesday. I mainly got it so that I don’t have to bring a physical book with me in my bag to work everyday.
@@c00Lify Hi! I've owned a Kindle for 9 years and if you love reading it is the best investment you could ever make. My gen 4 lasted me 9 years so I can definitely say it's a cheap long-lasting device. Only ordered a gen 10 this week because the buttons on my old one started to get stuck and flip pages on its own. You can carry LOADS of book in a kindle, I usually carry around 30 books with me all the time, all inside a small kindle device. It's perfect!
The screen will get damaged if you don't use a cover. There are many third party covers which are much cheaper, and nicer, than the original. The Fintie covers are nice.
I have a Kindle 4th Generation, 10 years, still going strong, one "scuff mark," near the screen, but otherwise perfect. I took it out of its OEM Leather Case to clean it the other day and the case broke! But, I have to say that I'm enjoying the experience of "riding bareback!" 😱 If I were to upgrade, I'd definitely get the basic model and a case. Besides, it looks to me like the most recent model might be very fingerprint prone!
I had the Kindle 4th Generation as well, purchased in 2011. The battery is getting problematic, at the moment it seemed to be draining down to the point of needing to charge when the battery percentage goes down to less than 50% or so. I mostly kept my Wifi turned off on the device. You must have experienced something similar to what I experienced, so unless if you replaced the battery, the battery will eventually start to go problematic.
Just to let you know. I bought 2 of the budget kindles from Argos one black and one white last week (dec 22) amazon are now upgrading the storage to 8gb free of charge. There is a sticker on the box covering the 4gb with a 8gb sticker. The listing is still 4gb on the website. I noticed that 4gb has been removed on the description on Amazon but it does say 8gb in the description
Currently have a Kindle 3G with celullar data. It died on me (probably the battery) 2 weeks ago. My absolute favorite Kindle to this date (not too fond of touch screens). I've been catching on my reading with physical books at home but I'm running out of books to read and a new Kindle seems like the immediate solution right now during this pandemic.
hi, my kindle seems to have a dead pixel( bright pixel even if it suppose to be black) and the light at the bottom bezel is subtlely brighter than the top bezel.May i know if this normal
The third party case offerings for all Kindles tend to be pretty good with more design options as well as much cheaper. The only thing is being patient and waiting for the market to catch up for covers that truly can be unique.
The paperwhite has a higher resolution screen (300 ppi compared to 167 ppi on this one), and a much nicer heft to it. If you find one for a similar price, I'd suggest you the paperwhite.
I had the 2018 Kindle and got the 2019 Paperwhite because of the light. Had the new 2019 Kindle been available, I would have saved a few dollars and gotten that instead of the Paperwhite. The resolution on the old base model Kindle is fine even for my old reading glasses-wearing eyes and I don't lay in the bath reading books so the waterproofing of the Paperwhite is superfluous to me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I agree with AJ Walker. I don’t go around reading while around water, so not my type. I was about to go return my entry kindle but I mean until I watched this video I’m convinced I don’t need the paper white kindle.
@@anilia1030 Yes, the higher PPI is nice on the Paperwhite, but I found the original basic Kindle (pre-light) was perfectly readable even at the smallest font. I really had to have them side by side to notice the difference of the higher resolution. I'd suggest the new basic Kindle with light over the new Paperwhite personally. The average person won't see the resolution difference and you'd save a nice bit of money.
I have the 1st kindle fire after many years of loyalty and service I believe she needs to be retired. I've gotten really into audio books and would love that option.
Was thinking about getting one of these. All of my books (mostly physics and maths so quite a few graphs/equations etc.) are in pdf format but my eyes just cant take it to read on a tablet. Would this be a good replacement for these kind of books?
If there's lots of images, it's relevant to mention that this one has a lower resolution (167 ppi, compared to the 300 ppi on a Kindle Paperwhite or Oasis), so depending on the level of detail that you need to be able to see, it might be better to go with the Paperwhite version. Also, just in case, Kindle displays are grey scale only, so if you need any colour you should probably stick to a tablet for now, probably lower the brightness and/or use a blue light filter to be a bit more easy on your eyes.
@@achalgoel1 Thank you for the answer, I don't know why reviewers don't just cover that area! .. I was wondering is there any kind of a limit to file sizes? or number of sideloaded PDFs?
Mine is arriving today, I already own the waterproof Paperwhite, but I wanted something more discreet (KINDLE is in huge white letters on the front of the Paperwhite) and something that feels more paper with the sunken screen, like an actual book. Only paid $27 dollars for mine.
hey can you tell me if you have the inverted mode to white font and black background please, and i hate the white kindle logo in the paperwhite aswell xD
Alvaro Rodríguez No, sadly inverted mode is not on this model. I’m hoping amazon releases another Kindle Voyage with warm lighting, inverted mode won’t even be necessary to me.
@@lewis9950 well since i only ready during the night i think inverted mode is a must, but what do you think? does the normal mode produces a lot of light during night? is it comfortable?
I HATE the fact that every model has the same name even after watching this review I'm still unsure what model I'm looking at. I have the opportunity to get a J9g29r cheap but can I find any reviews about this model by searching for it...can I bollocks
I have a kindle paper white 2 and I want to upgrade but the new paper white is expensive so I thought of buying the new kindle as there is not much difference from 212 ppi to 167ppi
Vir_D _24 it’s 300 to 167. I’ve been thinking of changing from paperwhite 2 to basic kindle too, but not sure if I’d mind the difference in resolution. Was it a great difference for u?
I love the paperwhite but it fucks me off they don't support epub cos of bloody minded determination that you will not jailbreak and will purchase form their store WELL I DON'T WANT TO so I'm using a jailbroken one and I love it even though it isn't waterproof :(
Who reads in the shower anyway. iPad is no waterproof. If you swimming just swim Why will u take ur kindle to the water is dumb no even ur Nintendo switch is waterproof...you don't even take a physical book to the shower duh 🙄
I've seen another reviewer do it, stating that due to the lower resolution it handles the visual elements even smoother than the paperwhite. Unfortunately, I can't confirm it or deny it before tomorrow when I get my hands on one. Did you get it?
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Sim. Voce decide quais os livros coloca no seu aparelho. É só comprar e baixar livros em portugues. Tem ate dicionario em portugues no proprio kindle se você precisar.
A tablet's screen and kindle's screen are completely different, the kindle screen is an e-ink made to look like paper and it doesnt irritate the eye like a tablet, there is also the mobility and weight etc
I understand your reasoning. i bought a Likebook Mars cause It, cause I don't want to be bound by only Kindle, but the differenze about an e-ink screen Is really a lot and the eyes really thanks a lot. But I use a e-ink screen android tablet with Kindle app
I guess our eyes work differently@@dzevadbayraktar322 I have the kindle 3 from a few years back that uses the same display, and it's not sharp. This is not really a problem because you just enlarge the font anyway, but it's like wet newspaper. Not even as sharp as a 110 dpi LCD panel on this laptop I write on, with ClearType turned off. Blocky but sharp text on this one. But not on the base Kindle. But I do prefer it over the paperwhite, because I don't think e-readers should be sophisticated devices, and the kindle basic is much faster.
Dude, are you familiar with this product line or just plain stupid? It's designed to reduce eyestrain and use e-ink technology so other than the LEDs, it uses little to no blue light.
@@TheKaylem I think you're missing the point still, but I think in the nearest future we'll have E-ink displays that support color. Buy me one when it happens 😉
I own a Kindle 4. And I never felt the need to upgrade for 9 years! But just last week it started to go senile on me - flipping pages on its own, and I finally forced myself to buy the generation 10. The battery still lasts for ages though, if it weren't for the buttons getting stuck and flipping the pages I wouldn't have upgraded.
Due to lots of distraction and tired eyes while reading using phone, I am tempted to buy a kindle.
I ordered this one today. Can't wait for it to arrive! It would be so amazing!
Eugenia Carolina Jennifer same.
Eugenia Carolina Jennifer i have also ordered this one today.
how can you read on your phone? its unbearable!
It still has a cheapo lcd screen - get one of the first three kindles second hand and your a winner! :)
Got my first Kindle in 2017 and I've been using it ever since. It's completely curbed my phone use at night and I've learned and enjoyed so much more meaningful content instead of mindlessly scrolling through social media.
Enjoy!
My mum has a third gen kindle with the keyboard, she refuses to upgrade haha! Because she knows how to use the one she’s got. She’s read tons of books on it and the battery still lasts for ages even today.
That's the beauty of Kindles; not having to upgrade as long as it works. If the battery life is still as good, it's a testament on how good the device is!
I still have my Kindle 3 too, I bought the 2019 entry-level one recently but the Kindle 3 was a huge leap for the device back in 2010.
My 3rd Gen Kindle is limping around these days but I'm not ready to put her out to pasture.
@@Orange_DNA In some ways the physical buttons to take notes are quicker to use than the virtual keyboard on the newer ones I noticed. So not everything is better with a new one necessarily.
In my dad's 3rd Gen Kindle with k/b the text turned light grey and you could barely make out the text. He still keeps it in a safe place.
I thought you're Murray from Impractical Jokers lol
I own a Kindle 4. And I never felt the need to upgrade for 9 years! But just last week it started to go senile on me - flipping pages on its own, and I finally forced myself to buy the generation 10. The battery still lasts for ages though, if it weren't for the buttons getting stuck and flipping the pages I wouldn't have upgraded.
I pre-ordered mine, and it arrived on the day of its release. I have the 3rd generation Kindle Keyboard (very versatile with its 3G, MP3 playback abilities and text-to-speech - and, as far as my particular one is concerned, it is still going strong hardware-wise, though it occasionally suffers from indexing freeze) and I can say that the front light is easily why I decided to get it: there is simply no substitue for it (we need look no further for a proof than all clip-on LED lights and lighted ebook cases), with Kindle being this small, light and portable it literally means that it can be read anywhere and anytime - I love it.
Do you find the lack of buttons good/bad? I had the keyboard and loved the buttons I’m worried I really won’t like the touch screen or keyboard on the touchscreen. Thanks.
@@calebwhite6173 I have to say that, as much as I love the KK, I've always thought its keyboard a bit user unfriendly, and in this regard touch screen is, in my opinion, much easier to use. Now, whether getting rid of physical page turning buttons was a good decision, is another matter. Personally, I like it, but I have to admit it sometimes makes single-handed operations a bit difficult (especially when lying down, with Kindle held up over my face - gravity and lack of buttons can make things awkward).
@@mk5346 I guess my intention is to use it more of just a dictionary rather than a reader. I had the 3 awhile back and simply cannot remember too much of its use for the buttons. I guess I’m just hoping the screen response for the new one will not be bad while I am typing a word. I do have fond memories of staying up very late under the covers holding my phone lite in one hand and kindle in the other turning page by the buttons and they were very satisfying to press to turn the page. Thanks for getting back with me even over the years. Good roads and fair weather to you.
@@calebwhite6173 Likewise - it was a pleasure!
I got myself one and I’m excited to get it on Tuesday. I mainly got it so that I don’t have to bring a physical book with me in my bag to work everyday.
I am considering buying the kindle, for exactly the same reason. How has your experience been with it ?
@@c00Lify Hi! I've owned a Kindle for 9 years and if you love reading it is the best investment you could ever make. My gen 4 lasted me 9 years so I can definitely say it's a cheap long-lasting device. Only ordered a gen 10 this week because the buttons on my old one started to get stuck and flip pages on its own. You can carry LOADS of book in a kindle, I usually carry around 30 books with me all the time, all inside a small kindle device. It's perfect!
@@michelerosa8372 Thanks for informing me. I did buy a kindle a few weeks back. Loving it so far.
The screen will get damaged if you don't use a cover. There are many third party covers which are much cheaper, and nicer, than the original. The Fintie covers are nice.
I have a Kindle 4th Generation, 10 years, still going strong, one "scuff mark," near the screen, but otherwise perfect. I took it out of its OEM Leather Case to clean it the other day and the case broke!
But, I have to say that I'm enjoying the experience of "riding bareback!" 😱
If I were to upgrade, I'd definitely get the basic model and a case.
Besides, it looks to me like the most recent model might be very fingerprint prone!
I had the Kindle 4th Generation as well, purchased in 2011.
The battery is getting problematic, at the moment it seemed to be draining down to the point of needing to charge when the battery percentage goes down to less than 50% or so. I mostly kept my Wifi turned off on the device.
You must have experienced something similar to what I experienced, so unless if you replaced the battery, the battery will eventually start to go problematic.
The fact that i just bought the 2016 version 2 months ago.... Nooooooo
I just finished making payments so I know the feels
Same, i bought my kindle and 3 weeks later boom: new kindle it's so sad :(
Just to let you know. I bought 2 of the budget kindles from Argos one black and one white last week (dec 22) amazon are now upgrading the storage to 8gb free of charge. There is a sticker on the box covering the 4gb with a 8gb sticker. The listing is still 4gb on the website. I noticed that 4gb has been removed on the description on Amazon but it does say 8gb in the description
Excellent video man! You are the greatest tech youtuber I know! Keep it up man!
The battery life was thee biggest bonus to get this and I love this purchase!
never used kindle before but can i read my pirated ebook with it?
LangkahKanan yes you can
yes. as long as it's .mobi format, you can read anything.
Good review! However, nothing mentioned about PDF display!
Currently have a Kindle 3G with celullar data. It died on me (probably the battery) 2 weeks ago. My absolute favorite Kindle to this date (not too fond of touch screens). I've been catching on my reading with physical books at home but I'm running out of books to read and a new Kindle seems like the immediate solution right now during this pandemic.
hi, my kindle seems to have a dead pixel( bright pixel even if it suppose to be black) and the light at the bottom bezel is subtlely brighter than the top bezel.May i know if this normal
The third party case offerings for all Kindles tend to be pretty good with more design options as well as much cheaper. The only thing is being patient and waiting for the market to catch up for covers that truly can be unique.
yeah those are better
Mine just started giving me screen trouble. Im so sad I love this thing. 😭😭
@@jacqulynhenry8071 how long have you had it? It has guarantee
@@Whitey23 no I bought it second hand sometime last year
I'm thinking of buying a second-hand paperwhite until I saw this. I'm confused now. So, what would you recommend?
The paperwhite has a higher resolution screen (300 ppi compared to 167 ppi on this one), and a much nicer heft to it. If you find one for a similar price, I'd suggest you the paperwhite.
I had the 2018 Kindle and got the 2019 Paperwhite because of the light. Had the new 2019 Kindle been available, I would have saved a few dollars and gotten that instead of the Paperwhite. The resolution on the old base model Kindle is fine even for my old reading glasses-wearing eyes and I don't lay in the bath reading books so the waterproofing of the Paperwhite is superfluous to me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I agree with AJ Walker. I don’t go around reading while around water, so not my type. I was about to go return my entry kindle but I mean until I watched this video I’m convinced I don’t need the paper white kindle.
@@anilia1030 Yes, the higher PPI is nice on the Paperwhite, but I found the original basic Kindle (pre-light) was perfectly readable even at the smallest font. I really had to have them side by side to notice the difference of the higher resolution. I'd suggest the new basic Kindle with light over the new Paperwhite personally. The average person won't see the resolution difference and you'd save a nice bit of money.
I bought it
I have the 1st kindle fire after many years of loyalty and service I believe she needs to be retired. I've gotten really into audio books and would love that option.
Was thinking about getting one of these. All of my books (mostly physics and maths so quite a few graphs/equations etc.) are in pdf format but my eyes just cant take it to read on a tablet. Would this be a good replacement for these kind of books?
If there's lots of images, it's relevant to mention that this one has a lower resolution (167 ppi, compared to the 300 ppi on a Kindle Paperwhite or Oasis), so depending on the level of detail that you need to be able to see, it might be better to go with the Paperwhite version. Also, just in case, Kindle displays are grey scale only, so if you need any colour you should probably stick to a tablet for now, probably lower the brightness and/or use a blue light filter to be a bit more easy on your eyes.
The mediatek powered Kindle e-reader was my best investment as a reader
can you transfer books from pc to kindle devices? like tab or phone
yes you can copy paste compatible file types to the document folder after connecting kindle to pc using usb
@@achalgoel1 Thank you for the answer, I don't know why reviewers don't just cover that area! .. I was wondering is there any kind of a limit to file sizes? or number of sideloaded PDFs?
Does anyone know whether you can turn the built in light completely off?
Thanks
Yes you can
@@dereksmallsuk Thanks for your help!
Thanks, I’m been wondering about that to !
i was wondering the same, such a straightforward question but so hard to find an answer to it
The screen is just slightly whiter with no light on, than a Kindle with no light built inn is.
This basic kindle has experimental web for web browsing right ?
Just bought this blackfriday sale
Mine is arriving today, I already own the waterproof Paperwhite, but I wanted something more discreet (KINDLE is in huge white letters on the front of the Paperwhite) and something that feels more paper with the sunken screen, like an actual book. Only paid $27 dollars for mine.
how's battery compared to waterproof Paperwhite?
Napaphach R. Seems to be the same
hey can you tell me if you have the inverted mode to white font and black background please, and i hate the white kindle logo in the paperwhite aswell xD
Alvaro Rodríguez No, sadly inverted mode is not on this model. I’m hoping amazon releases another Kindle Voyage with warm lighting, inverted mode won’t even be necessary to me.
@@lewis9950 well since i only ready during the night i think inverted mode is a must, but what do you think? does the normal mode produces a lot of light during night? is it comfortable?
Hi I have the Kindle Paperwhite 10 generation I have8 audiobooks I would like to know how many more Audible could you fit in in
Thousands
Do you think this would work well for the gym? Doing cardio. Treadmill or elliptical. Thanks in advance :)
Just use your phone and download a audiobook.
As long as you keep it away from water, I think it'll do the job just fine.
How would a Kindle Fire compare versus this as an ebook reader? The Kindle Fire is £30 several times a year so quite a difference in price.
Fire is a tablet, not an e-book reader.
I HATE the fact that every model has the same name even after watching this review I'm still unsure what model I'm looking at. I have the opportunity to get a J9g29r cheap but can I find any reviews about this model by searching for it...can I bollocks
I want to know if B07FQ4XCR1 are one and the same, as in this review.
I have a kindle paper white 2 and I want to upgrade but the new paper white is expensive so I thought of buying the new kindle as there is not much difference from 212 ppi to 167ppi
Vir_D _24 it’s 300 to 167. I’ve been thinking of changing from paperwhite 2 to basic kindle too, but not sure if I’d mind the difference in resolution. Was it a great difference for u?
Does it hve a dark mood?
Does this model has the night mode? You know, that one where the background is black and letters white! I love this, just not sure this model has it!
It doesn't
No
It's Front lighting not Back lighting.
I love the paperwhite but it fucks me off they don't support epub cos of bloody minded determination that you will not jailbreak and will purchase form their store WELL I DON'T WANT TO so I'm using a jailbroken one and I love it even though it isn't waterproof :(
Hi. This is Pearl or Carta technology?
It uses the latest Plotka system . You may want to integrate the wingtips before extended misuse. Just imagine if you didn’t!
Can i copy pdf from my computer into kindle book?
You can email it to your kindle address.
PDF doesn't look good on 6" ereaders.
Who reads in the shower anyway. iPad is no waterproof. If you swimming just swim Why will u take ur kindle to the water is dumb no even ur Nintendo switch is waterproof...you don't even take a physical book to the shower duh 🙄
Doodle Perez I read in the shower. A lot of people do
Is it possible to zoom a picture on kindle?
It’s possible. A picture opens in a new window after tapping on it.
I bought one last month and mine is not displaying the font types and sizes.
Update the software
The custom fonts don't work in mobi, convert your books to azw3.
Thanks
Why Amazon stick to 6 inch for their Kindle?
it's a size that allows you to hold it comfortably with one hand only and also makes it very portable
@@funnyhamsters2012 and fits in a jacket pocket.
The Oasis is bigger, but more expensive.
Why are you suggesting a tablet?? Don you know that kindle reader is using e-ink to avoid eye strain 😳
what does loc mean? lock 1446 of 1991 for example.
loc means location
Thank you for replying. Location of what? There are no page numbers, only ‘location’ numbers. What do the location numbers mean?
Thank you
Does it support bigger pdf file like 200 mb?
I've seen another reviewer do it, stating that due to the lower resolution it handles the visual elements even smoother than the paperwhite. Unfortunately, I can't confirm it or deny it before tomorrow when I get my hands on one.
Did you get it?
I just bough this one is really nice
Is there a way to sideload pdfs other than the eMail function? , Can you simply do it using the PC ?
Moe Salah yes you can do it from a pc
Micro-USB in 2019??? Oh, heck!
It would be cool to add a micro se card
All you have to do is archive your books after it's filled up and this will make space for more downloads.
@@shelleymullen8403 can you read your own pdfs or does it have to be kindle
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nice one - thanks mate
Does it give you reading stats? Just bought one and can't find any stats 😭 or inverted text?
Holding up 70 pounds in one hand is quite a feat of strength.
Did you consider joining the World's Strongest Man competition?
70 pound device?
Chris Sheffield that’s the price
And that rhyme was pretty nice
Can I read in Portuguese?
of course
Sim. Voce decide quais os livros coloca no seu aparelho. É só comprar e baixar livros em portugues. Tem ate dicionario em portugues no proprio kindle se você precisar.
"Use the backlight and read without disturbing your bed partner". If I have a bed partner ( a woman, preferably, LOL) I do not need a Kindle :)
😜
Give it a few years and you’ll both be reading in bed lol
Wait until you get married the sex stops
@@oroville12345 nailed it. haha ;)
Does it support PDF files?
Yes it does
Oh no, you're a Geordie, aren't ya?
cute
Personally I use a tablet with the Kindle app on it. I can do more stuff with it and it costs about the same.
A tablet's screen and kindle's screen are completely different, the kindle screen is an e-ink made to look like paper and it doesnt irritate the eye like a tablet, there is also the mobility and weight etc
Tablet is not good for long periods of reading. Nothing beats e-ink for bookworms.
I have mine on the beach and love it , won’t be able to read from a tablet as for the shiny screen .
I understand your reasoning. i bought a Likebook Mars cause It, cause I don't want to be bound by only Kindle, but the differenze about an e-ink screen Is really a lot and the eyes really thanks a lot. But I use a e-ink screen android tablet with Kindle app
U look so good and handsome
"174gram finnish" what does that mean "nice and sharp" no it isnt
I guess our eyes work differently@@dzevadbayraktar322 I have the kindle 3 from a few years back that uses the same display, and it's not sharp. This is not really a problem because you just enlarge the font anyway, but it's like wet newspaper. Not even as sharp as a 110 dpi LCD panel on this laptop I write on, with ClearType turned off. Blocky but sharp text on this one. But not on the base Kindle. But I do prefer it over the paperwhite, because I don't think e-readers should be sophisticated devices, and the kindle basic is much faster.
Not colour no thanks😋👎🏻
Dude, are you familiar with this product line or just plain stupid? It's designed to reduce eyestrain and use e-ink technology so other than the LEDs, it uses little to no blue light.
@@hearthshade4789 I don't understand why your calling me stupid? Its either color or black and white.
@@TheKaylem I think you're missing the point still, but I think in the nearest future we'll have E-ink displays that support color.
Buy me one when it happens 😉
I own a Kindle 4. And I never felt the need to upgrade for 9 years! But just last week it started to go senile on me - flipping pages on its own, and I finally forced myself to buy the generation 10. The battery still lasts for ages though, if it weren't for the buttons getting stuck and flipping the pages I wouldn't have upgraded.