After my first kindle finally gave up after 11 years of use, I bought this one. So simple to set up and to use. Many features which are easy to use. So happy with this,. Battery life very good

My first kindle experience... Pros: Great product, easy to use, very light which makes holding in one hand for long periods of time great. Easy on the eyes. Good user customisation. Built-in dictionary.

I bought this for myself to use and so far I absolutely love it. The Kindle is so light and compact and that makes it really comfortable to hold in one hand for long periods of time.

As far as the Kindle Paperwhite goes, it's arguably the best e-reader you can buy if you're a book worm. It's a single-purpose device that allows you to focus on the words and cut out all of the distractions of today's modern world.

It’s amazing what a little light can do to alter the landscape of an entire market. Here we are thinking, “Ok, the e-reader is on its last legs. Time for the tablets to come in and clean up shop.†But these old stalwarts are alive and doing quite well, thank you very much.

In an era where multi-purpose tablets rule, there are still several dedicated e-readers out there, and the Kindle Paperwhite rules the pack. With its capacitive touch controls and wonderful backlighting, it's everything you'd ever want in an e-ink reader. Highly recommended!

The eReader market might lack much of the glitz and glamour associated with the smartphone space, but it's following in its footsteps, with HD displays making their way onto the latest paperback replacements.

Sharper; 300PPI backlit display; Wallet-friendly starting price; Simple; well populated book store

Upgrades are minimal; Design is prone to fingerprints; Costs £10 more for an add-free version

Amazon has just released its third-gen Kindle Paperwhite e-reader, and while it doesn't offer a substantial upgrade over the previous model, it does iterate on what was already a fantastic device.

Excellent high-res screen, Long battery-life; Charges quickly, Enormous book selection, Adding your own files to the device is easy (plug it into a PC like a flash drive), Official leather case looks and feels great, but is expensive (~$40)

No adaptive backlight; Experimental browser is experimental for a reason

Amazon's new Paperwhite has been updated with a gloriously sharp screen, but the trade-off is reduced battery life compared with last year's model. It's still a great ereader and the crisp visuals make it ideal for comic book fans, but original owners have scant reason to upgrade.

Sharp; bright screen; Light and compact; Great online store

Is the Kindle Paperwhite the best ereader money can buy?

Excellent Display; Excellent Battery; Excellent Ecosystem

No headphone jack or speaker