In this video we are going to be looking at the newest version of the Kindle Paperwhite, which is where I think you'll get the best bang for your buckThe entry level version of the Kindle is the Kindle, the next step up is the Kindle Paperwhite, and the top tier Kindle is the Kindle Oasis.
The Kindle Paperwhite comes in two versions, a regular version with ads and a more premium version with no ads. The premium version is going to cost you about 190 dollars.
The Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition comes with 32 gigabytes of storage instead of 8 gigabytes, which is probably more than any normal person would ever need.
The packaging for this Kindle is very straightforward, and I will throw it away in a couple of minutes The Kindle Paperwhite has a 6.8 inch screen, which is significantly bigger than the previous version. This is definitely one of the best arguments for upgrading to the newest version.
The screen on the Kindle is very flush, with nothing poking out. It serves a simple yet important purpose New to this version of the Kindle is a Usbc charging port, which makes it easy to charge your Kindle with a cable that you already have in your laptop bag.
The borders on this Kindle are much thinner than the previous version of the Kindle, which makes the screen look much bigger
The adjustable warm light feature on this version of the Kindle makes reading much easier on your eyes and helps put you to sleep This Kindle boasts allegedly up to 10 weeks worth of use on a single charge, but I have charged it a couple of times since having it.
The new version of the paperwhite boasts 20 percent faster page turn speed, which may save you a couple of minutes off of your reading time The new Kindle paperwhite boasts 8 gigabytes of storage, so you almost never have to worry about deleting old books to make room for new ones, and it's also waterproof up to 30 feet.
I plan to do a whole other video on some really interesting tips and tricks for the Kindle, so definitely check out that video when it becomes available.
The Kindle Paperwhite is a bit clearer and the pages turn faster than the Kindle Oasis, but I really can't tell much of a difference between the two devices. The Kindle Oasis is probably working on a new version that will put it back on top The Kindle Oasis is too big for one hand, so you have to walk around using two hands to read. The Kindle paperwhite is much easier to hold and allows you to multitask.
The Kindle Oasis has a more premium aluminum backing and an auto brightness feature that automatically adjusts the brightness of your screen if you walk out into the sunlight If tapping the screen to move forward a page is a big deal to you, then the Oasis might be a good choice. But for me, 110 dollars for two buttons just seems like a waste of money.
I don't want to come off as too dramatic, but this device has changed my life. Instead of picking up my phone and scrolling endlessly, I now pick this up and read a few pages and actually feel like I accomplished something rather than just doom scrolling for an hour.
The Kindle is a great device for reading books because you can check out the Kindle unlimited catalog while you're still excited about a book, and then open it up and start reading while you're still excited about that book.
The Kindle is sometimes awkward to hold, especially with the power button on the bottom. If you're right-handed, it's easy to accidentally power off the device, and it takes at least four or five seconds to reboot every time you shut it off.
The Kindle is inefficient at flipping through pages. If you want to go back more than two or three pages, you can count on having at least a minute or two wasted as you swipe or tap all the way back.
If you want to go back to a previous chapter or highlight something, you can't flip through a bookThe final con for the Kindle is that it's just not as cool as a book. But this is probably not going to be a huge deal because you probably knew that when you bought it.
The new version of the Kindle paperwhite is worth it if you want a margin ally bigger screen and a 20 faster turn page speed, or if you're looking to buy your first E-reader or converting from the nook or ip.
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