Kindle Paperwhite

For me it was a kindle paperwhite. This is not exorbitantly expensive to probably most people, but at the time it was to me. I get migraines from reading in low light, reading on iPhone screens, and can’t afford space for books or to own physical copies. Now I have access to thousands of library boo

I bought my first e-reader, a Sony PRS-505, in 2007 for $300 (about $750 today) and it still works. In 2015 my husband bought me a Paperwhite since it’s backlit and I didn’t have to use a clip on light to read with then in 2024 he bought me an updated kindle that has warm light and is water resistan

I bought a kindle a few years ago and it drastically increased my love for reading again. It’s nice because I can sample books before purchasing to see if they grab my attention. It also has a night mode so I can read in bed at night versus scroll on my phone. Edit: I bought a kindle paperwhite

I’ve been doing audiobooks for the last decade while commuting and before I fall asleep. I started reading on my phone. I liked that I could read without dragging a book around. I just got a Kindle Paperwhite. I read mostly in the dark before bed and it has dark mode and warm light. It is also not b

I have owned and used various models of Kindle for years and years. I absolutely cannot say enough good things about a kindle. I currently use a Kindle Paperwhite I bought in early 2019. I’m hoping for an upgrade this Xmas though. I can’t imagine reading a book on an iPad. That just makes my eyes hu

I bring a kindle paperwhite for extended travels. Fits perfectly next to my steam deck in the tom toc sling bag i got The charge usually lasts 2 weeks and its thinner than the notebook i also carry daily Plus pdfs look alot better on a paperwhite and is easier on the eyes and those trying to sleep I

I’ve just got a new kindle Colorsoft signature this week and it’s wonderful. So much better than the old ones! It was that or paperwhite, but I always hated not being able to see the covers in colour, and the uber-crispness wasn’t that important to me. The backlight is very nice, having never had on

Oh that sounds awful. You should get her a Kindle Paperwhite. The Kindle Paperwhite has a paper like background so that you don't have eye strain. Check out your local facebook marketplace. It's a good way to find an affordable option.

I had extreme trouble getting to sleep (2+ hours to fall asleep) and tackled it. My kindle paperwhite is part of what helped me solve that. no phone once in bed; phone has night shift settings kindle on with dark background and light text, as low brightness as possible where I can still read Now I’m

i've been here before and honestly if the screen grain bothers you now it's not gonna stop bothering you. for novels that crisp paperwhite screen is just easier on the eyes over time. the buttons are nice but you can get a case with a grip or a popsocket to mimic that feel. sounds like you're more a