Like all Kindles, there’s a wealth of battery life inside this reader.

The standard version has 8GB of storage, and the Signature Edition offers a whopping 32GB, giving you room for as many books as you can read and then some. Amazon also claims that the e-ink display response is 20% sharper, allowing for faster page turns. There is also a new Signature Edition which is a slightly upgraded version that adds a few features onto that: it’s got more memory and storage room, the screen light will automatically adjust, and it’s the first to support wireless charging via a Qi wireless charger. Also Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition The all new Paperwhite is waterproof like its predecessor, something those bathtub readers will be cheering about. There’s also a slightly smaller bezel on the new Paperwhite, which means more screen real estate. The newest generation of Kindle Paperwhite devices feature a 6.8-inch display (a smidge bigger than the previous generation), up to 10-week battery life, USB-C charging, and an adjustable warm light, among other updates. What’s new? Amazon Kindle Paperwhite review (2021 edition) I’ll take a look at what’s new and different, what it’s like to read on a kindle, and if I can recommend this device for you-or a reader you love. Amazon has launched its Kindle Paperwhite (technically the 11th generation) with some new features. Particularly when it’s 2am and you’re Jonesing in for the next book in a series, you can’t beat the convenience of Amazon Kindle e-reader. The convenience of having entire libraries and bookstores in the palm of your hands cannot be understated. I was like you… Then I had the chance to try reading digital books on the Kindle. I know some of you out there aren’t ready to give up paper books just yet.

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