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.

Waterproof, Bluetooth for audiobooks, Same great e-reader, Screen is now flush to bezels

Power adapter sold separately, $10 price bump

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.

If you are looking to pick up an e-book reader, then the Paperwhite makes sense. It has features otherwise reserved for its more expensive sibling like water resistance, 8GB storage and a 300ppi screen.

Good battery life; Crisp display; Smooth performance; Great device for voracious readers

No Audiobook capabilities in India; No bundled carrying case/sleeve to protect the display

Easy-to-use; New premium hardware design

Mostly good as a portal to Amazon services; Not great if you want library books or other reading material

I'd been toying with the idea of a Kindle for sometime.... I love the feel of a traditional book but not always practical to carry around. After weighing up whether to go for the standard or the Paperwhite, I went for the Paperwhite and I'm glad I did!

The Kindle Paperwhite nabs features from the Oasis without a dramatic price hike

Flush screen design is a classy look; Excellent Audible integration; Now the cheapest waterproof Kindle;

Interface is still a touch clunky; Audible drains its incredible battery;

The 2015 update to Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite takes a good thing and makes it better. If you're after an e-reader, the Paperwhite should be at the top of your list. The 2015 Paperwhite's big drawcard is a brand new screen, boasting a pixel density of 300 pixels per inch (ppi); if you want to get...

Fantastic screen; Good price; Clean design and solid battery life

Rear is a fingerprint magnet; Software can feel a little clunky; Bottom-facing power button is an odd choice

When I first bought the Kindle during my graduation years, I didn't eat for two days. I don't know why but looking at it would miraculously fill my stomach as I would hold it, feel it in my hands and eat it with my eyes –every part of it; that magical letters disappearing and reappearing to take...

Crisp text and images; Fast response with PDFs; Free 3G for life

Battery backup isn't that impressive; No Audio playback capability; Charger not included

my ex-husband and i loved to read all the time, he used to buy me actual books but to carry them around in the bag or in hands was a bother. Plus i was never really sure what book i would like to read, sometimes i felt like comedy, or romance or you know, detectives or something, anyway i was really...

comfortable; quick; easy to use; cheap; light; compact

expensive