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Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best purchase in my life, I will definitely buy it again.

The family has three piperwhites, all born in the year 2022. When compared side by side, there is no discernible difference. Fonts look slightly better in the 2022 and 2022 editions compared to the 2022 version. It's possible that the "closer" and seemingly higher contrast appearance of the text in the 2022 version is simply due to the screen's unique characteristics. Simultaneously, the glare is more apparent. Do you recommend I update to Paperwhite 2022 instead of 2022? Not in my book, at…

Pros
  • Autonomy, productivity, font rendering, and "waking up" time are all improvements over readers sold at convenience stores.
Cons
  • The screen's surrounding bezel is much better at capturing prints than it was on previous Paperwhite models.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A valuable purchase, some advantages!

The PocketBook Aqua and Amazon Kindle were my two options. I perused the reviews and held it in my hands before selecting the first one. And after a number of unsuccessful Gmini and ONYX BOOX models, the Kindle appears to be the equivalent of the iPhone among e-readers. Yes, there are limitations, but they are not particularly inconvenient. However, the ease of use and convenience far beyond those of the competition.

Pros
  • range of lighting control, waterproofness, and ease of use.
Cons
  • only a few formats are supported. However, liters do have the Kindle file format. High cost for the edition without ads. However, there won't be any advertising if you don't register the book (and don't enter the account).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A great option for this money, I definitely recommend it!

There were up to 632 books, and they all went to family members since Kindles are so dependable and solid. Benefits from: The display integrates seamlessly onto the front bezel. Body, screen, backlight, and stability on Kindles are consistently high-quality. After receiving two poketbooks from my dad and being used heavily for six to seven years (okay, I don't look like a zombie, don't look), my first Kindle finally gave out. There are no issues with mobile in concept, however there should be…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best price for such a product, I will buy more!

There are no severe flaws. Overall, I'm extremely happy! I ordered an ad-filled, less expensive edition from ReaderOne (order 89978). It was good that the box came with a CD that had books in MOBI format. Everything is obvious, and it arrived swiftly. I suggest both the store and the goods. My options were Kindle or PocketBook. Pick dependability. With its advantages: Well-thought-out product, excellent craftsmanship, and practical Amazon services. The reader is portable and easy to hold in the

Many people read my work. And the 15th anniversary editions of the Poketbook, Nook, and Paperwhite. You can make a comparison. So, in conclusion, I think Amazon's customers are the best. Regardless of the cost. Some, like onyxes, are more expensive than others. Therefore, when the need arose for a new reader, I didn't skimp and instead bought a high-quality model with a backlight so that reading could be done comfortably in any lighting condition while still saving money. Still, I have a lot of

Pros
  • Size, proportion
Cons
  • Cost, Abby lingvo issues, and a Kindle account glitch

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Excellent product, the best quality.

One supported book format is essentially the biggest criticism of the Kindle. The conversion (if necessary) plus sending, however, takes far less time than downloading through USB to another book once the SendToKindle application has been set up on a smartphone and PC. Similar to transmitting to WhatsApp, the "Send to Kindle" option can be found in the context menu when sending from your phone. The charge is at 60% when reading for less than two hours per day with a backlight and intermittent…

Pros
  • speed, matte plastic, and screen

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A good quality product, I rate this purchase perfectly.

Excellent screen resolution, coupled with built-in backlight, allows you to comfortably immerse yourself in the contents of the book. The lack of support for formats such as Fb2, epub is not a disadvantage of this device for me, but rather a feature of the Kindle. There are many resources and PR on the net that will easily convert the material of your choice into the required format. 04/06/2022 I will supplement the review after 2 months of constant reading from this device. I want to note a…

Pros
  • 1. Screen. The quality of "electronic paper. Resolution 2. Backlight 3. Operation speed (screen response) 4. Waterproof 5. Autonomy of work
Cons
  • Not found

I decided to register an account the same evening I received the book. An error occurred when trying to register and then log in. I registered an account from a computer, went into the account. I decided to contact Amazon support, wrote to them about the problem, reported the serial number of the book and so on. To which they answered that my book was marked in their database as "stolen or lost" (stolen or lost), and they recommended returning it to the seller. I regret that I did not take a…

Pros
  • Book without visual flaws
Cons
  • See comment

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product did not disappoint, the quality pleases.

For me, the biggest downside is PDF reading. Kindle control has become more variable due to multi-touch, you can swipe, so the classic division of screen zones (for scrolling, calling menus, etc. ) is rather conditional. I poke to the left side in the hope of flipping back, but flipping forward is not uncommon. Despite the decently increased screen response speed, reading PDF has become a pain, especially magazines that are formatted in columns and have a non-fixed page size (not A4, but a…

Pros
  • As the owner of a Kindle Touch, and now also PaperWhite 2022, I can safely say that the Kindle is a classic. Build quality. The screen in the "pointing" mode on the desired section of the PDF is ated almost instantly. Delivering files to a device via a dedicated @kindle. Com box, and even with the ability to convert, is an overkill feature. Backlight - in my opinion, there can be no complaints, it is uniform and well adjusted over a wide range, with it the screen substrate is really PaperWhite. The dictionaries in the kit are a separate respect, a serious help in mastering foreign languages. Memory, if not 8GB - something free in the region of 6, but also comfortable. You can add third-party fonts to the system! Finally, the screen is one level (you no longer have to suffer because of dust and crumbs constantly falling into the slots of the screen).
Cons
  • Alas, there are too many of them to recognize as the market's flagship Kindle. With the increase in screen resolution, parts of even the main screen began to be difficult to read - the "main screen", "back" - are already too small and no longer clear enough. And for Amazon, the temptation to offer you its services more intrusively has increased, along with books now there are 2-3-4 more services. Audible separately, goodread separately, all sorts of Prime and similar subscriptions . It began to strain. It's not convenient to search, whatever one may say (now everything requires separate searches, and the search form is, as it were, one). The autonomy of the device in my opinion has fallen very much. The reader came with a charge of ~ 50% and a backlight brightness of 18 (by default! ). Connected to WiFi. I counted on 2 weeks of reading in such a default mode . 3-4 hours. But in fact - 3 days to full discharge. Hot buttons to turn off Wifi and backlight are not provided, which also contributes. We are saved by the airplane mode. Fully charged, let's see how long it lasts. The backlight is either off, or on a not very comfortable 8. Previously, enough for 2 weeks. This is a disaster compared to the Kindle Touch. It seems that the old clothespin-flashlight is still useful. Bluetooth is only needed to connect headphones . which you probably won't need with your Kindle. You can only listen to what is downloaded from the Audible store. At the same time, Audible does not even give a free download, it requires entering card data for a monthly trial. In dictionaries, at least online, I would like to hear transcriptions of words . but alas. Accessibility still has VoiceView, but it is only available for the English localization of the system, as far as I managed to figure it out. And here we come to the most important disadvantage of the Kindle - there are very few supported formats, this is not news, but the fact that they are getting smaller is already starting to scare (I compare it with the old Kindle Touch): MP3 support has disappeared, what was called Active Content has disappeared ( yes, yes, on Touch I had amusing games like Shuffled Row and some card games).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Wonderful quality, one hundred percent satisfied!

I am very pleased with the book I purchased. Before buying, I studied all possible manufacturers and models on the market. I'm glad I didn't buy a poketbook or onyx. Many dramatize a lot about the fact that there is no support for many book formats. Let's start with the fact that almost all books are in the . mobi format, and if not, it is converted to mobi in one second. In the hands it looks incomparable, the tactile sensations are the same. Fits in a uniqlo fanny pack or in the side…

Pros
  • - the ability to download books via mail - aesthetic minimalist appearance - lack of physical frames (screen and black frames, this is solid glass) - lack of buttons - back soft-touch coating - nimble system and sensor response - autonomy - backlight - for 2022 users, disable ads for free
Cons
  • No.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

I'm a little disappointed, not a good buy.

I don’t understand why everyone writes from the Kindle, but I already hate it! Constantly crawling into the Internet, annoying ads, disgusting navigation between books - I need the explorer mode, where I have already put everything into folders, but no - it shows all 150 books at once! Doesn't understand fb2 and Epub - it's just a disgrace! But a bunch of gypsy stuff - dictionaries, Voice view, Bluetooth. Imagine Apple with their closed ecosystem and with intrusive software and other - all…

Pros
  • Screen and backlight
Cons
  • Navigation, advertising, does not read FB2

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A good quality product, I rate this purchase perfectly.

In most cases, you may get a variant of the Special Offer device for the price of nine thousand. This version's price has been cut by approximately 2,000, however you may occasionally be presented with advertisements that are not intrusive. You won't see any advertisements at all if you don't register your device with Amazon. The advertisements appear to be relevant and aren't bothersome in any way. Some pros: Display is crystal clear and has a high resolution. Size and weight are kept to a…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The right product for me, there were no problems.

The benefits include that everything is functional and has been set up. The lighting is pleasing to the eye. The screen is still sluggish, but this may be a characteristic of the type of screen used; yet, as there is nothing else to compare it to, it does not interfere with the ability to read.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am very happy with this purchase, I will advise everyone!

The lack of a need for paper books results in cost savings. The evening is reserved for reading for my wife. The brightness on the electronic book is not very strong. Doesn't hurt eyes. Con: I was shocked to see how much they cost because I had no idea they were that pricey. Took for 10,000.