With scores of between 4.5 and 4.7 out of 5 from a number of different review sites, it's clear that Amazon has nailed the design of this reader.
Thousands of owners and dozens of reviewers all say the same thing – the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite is the bee's knees. Read our in-depth review of the Amazon Kindle. If you're on a budget and don't mind being limited to Amazon's various libraries, then the Kindle is a solid choice for the budget-minded. But that's par for the course with may ereaders these days. There's audiobook support from Amazon's Audible offshoot, although you'll need a Bluetooth speaker or headphones for that as there aren't any integrated speakers or a headphone port. If you need more, then you'll be looking for 32GB options on the market or an ereader with a memory card slot. The 8GB of storage is probably enough for all but the most ardent bibliophile. However, for general reading, it's not likely to make a huge difference. That's not likely to be an issue while reading, but you will notice it when viewing images or if you look very closely at the edges of the characters in your book. The 6-inch display isn't quite as crisp as its big brother, the Paperwhite, running at just 167ppi rather than 300ppi. Consistently scoring 4.5/5 or better across reviews, the Kindle hits the spot with a balance of features and price. While Amazon's entry-level Kindle cuts back on some premium features, it remains a favourite with owners and reviewers.
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