Which Kindle to Buy?

CinWin · Post by **CinWin** » 20 May 2018, 16:29

I am getting tired of using the free app on my phone to read my Kindle books and need something with a bigger screen. In your opinion what is the best yet least costly Kindle out there on the market today?
Thanks in advance.

OneHippieChick · Post by **OneHippieChick** » 28 May 2018, 00:20

I just purchased a refurbished older edition Kindle with e-ink. I just got it today from Amazon so I'm still playing with it and learning how to navigate. So far, I'm happy with it.

CinWin · Post by **CinWin** » 04 Jun 2018, 19:23

Thank you!

mariacarolinea · Post by **mariacarolinea** » 23 Jun 2018, 18:50

I would recommend getting the Kindle PaperWhite version. Even though the basic version is still very complete, there's no lighting change option and that makes a huge difference if you're reading in bright or dark spaces. The Voayge and Oasis versions are way too expensive in my opinion for little difference compered to PaperWhite. Also, their screens are made of glass which can be tricky!

MedleyLORE · Post by **MedleyLORE** » 24 Jun 2018, 20:59

The kindle paper white is a perfect middle ground for new kindle users/owners.

DeborahCupples · Post by **DeborahCupples** » 18 Jul 2018, 10:28

I like the Kindle Paperwhite because it has a non-glare screen, and I can expand the text size. I don't need reading glasses when I use Kindle.

xBibliobibulix · Post by **xBibliobibulix** » 22 Jul 2018, 14:54

I have the Voyage and absolutely love it, for me it was worth the price but it was my second kindle device (the first being the kindle keyboard) and I wanted the extra features. The Paperwhite is a good entry level device for sure though.

aruntr2001 · Post by **aruntr2001** » 29 Jun 2020, 07:59

I wanted to buy a kindle in which I can see coloured photographs and the coverage of the book. Can someone suggest to me?

Robynn Coulter · Post by **Robynn Coulter** » 26 Aug 2024, 11:50

Kindle paperwhite. Hands down the best eReader. Tablets and phones have glare, the paperwhite does not. Hundreds or books at your fingertips, but only a few ounces to carry. It's a winner!

Post by **Judy Burr** » 28 Aug 2024, 22:17

You might want to look at the Amazon Fire tablets. They have Kindle and there is an app you can find in the app store that is for reading .pdf formats books. I like the size and that you can have your social media and email on it. I have two, one for home, for reading and the other for traveling for audiobooks. The screen is nice and bright.

Nicole Ufheil · Post by **Nicole Ufheil** » 01 Sep 2024, 21:13

The kindle paper white i use it and I love it kindle unlimited is good and you can also get books on Libby

Post by **Judy Burr** » 06 Sep 2024, 20:59

The new laptops are small and thin. I was thinking if they could be an option, since you could add Kindle or another ebook reader. They are pretty pricing though and the Windows would eventually have to go to have to be upgraded. My Amazon Fire tablets seem to be adequate for most of the browsing I do. I can get a keyboard if I wanted to. I have a wireless Brother printer app on it and I can print things. So I will not get another laptop when the one I have for work stop running and I totally retire.