Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition

It's a few things: I really, really like page turn buttons. I understand having a touchscreen on these devices, but when the vast majority of your time is going forwards or backwards, in a book, why wouldn't you have buttons for that? So I have an immediate bend against devices that don't have them.

I upgraded last year to the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition (12th generation), and I'm loving it so far. I previously had the Kindle Oasis (9th generation) that I used heavily from 2017-2025. While I miss the Oasis's buttons and slimmer form factor, the Paperwhite has three things that I'm findi

Where do you plan to buy your ebooks from? Do you already own ebooks, and if so, where are they from? This is an important questions because if you're getting your ebooks from Kobo then a Kobo is best (although it can use ebooks from places like Google Play as well although it is harder to use Kindl

I was a prime member, had been for over 8 years. I have over 700 books in kindle and over 1200 audiobooks in audible. I used to have a voyage for over 5 years until I accidentally cracked the screen and upgraded to kindle paperwhite signature three years ago. At first, I also believed books in kindl

Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition! I read like 200 books a year and this thing is invaluable to me!

I'll go first! I got a gen 12 kindle paperwhite signature edition on Christmas, and it was piss yellow on the coolest setting. Makes me mad just thinking about it lol.

Why do you want to do this the hard way? If you get a kobo you don't need to jailbreak to install koreader, while kindle is making it harder especially with the newest generation, which is what you want by the way, 7" 32 gb is an 11th or 12th gen paperwhite signature.

I own the kindle basic and paperwhite signature edition. I’d probably go kobo Clara bw for the size and warm light if I had to do it all again. I side load my books so I don’t really care about the ecosystem and UI doesn’t really matter to me since I just need it to display text at the end of the da

Send to Kindle! This is so much better and more powerful than Kobo's Pocket integration. You can email content to your Kindle – very convenient for sending ePubs to your device I can't see how this is more convenient than... I dunno... natively reading EPUBs on your device. I only miss a couple thin

I have several. Long story short I have a few for different reasons. I got a kindle keyboard back in the day in 2012 then my husband had me give it to his mom, because he thought I wouldn't read after having a baby which was wrong. Still upset about it. I got a Kindle Paperwhite 10th edition, and th