Review on 6" E-book Amazon Kindle PaperWhite 2018 8Gb 1440x1080, E-Ink, 8 GB, twilight blue by Mateusz Jamroz ᠌

There were onyxes and pocketbooks, and both had their advantages and disadvantages. Clearly, Kindle is the most superior reader I've ever used. Both the construction and the components are flawless. The sensor's output is consistent with expectations. It's possible that it won't react when you turn the page, but it won't happen often. The backlight can be disabled entirely. The screen is fine; I wouldn't call it pure white, but it doesn't strain my eyes and, with the backlight on, it's practically perfect. However, there are insufficient physical buttons to avoid touching the screen again, as fingerprints remain on it and in these areas the text loses its sharp outlines, which is not very nice. The screen appears to be encased in a rather sturdy glass, making it less likely to crack on its own than the identical pocketbooks (at least the older ones). There is also resistance to dampness. While I don't particularly enjoy reading underwater, it's nice to know that you can relax in the tub with your book without worrying about water damage. Gentle — everything is quite spare and basic, but that suits the READER just fine. The Internet can also be accessed from a variety of other devices. It supports MOBI and AZW3 formats for reading. However, with the aid of the Caliber software, they may be converted to any other text format. The output is more accurate when converted to AZW3. If you use the illumination, the battery will last for about a week and a half of two to three hours of reading per day; if you don't use the backlight, it can last for more than two weeks. One of the drawbacks is that it might be difficult to make sense of the various collections, lists, and libraries present on the device. It would be much easier to just hand out folders with books inside. However, this is not a drawback if you do not multitask by reading ten books at once. Overall, the Kindle is an excellent ebook reader that doesn't break the bank.