Amazon and Barnes & Noble are the two biggest players in the e-reader market, but how do their popular Nook and Kindle models ...

there are major size differences to consider. Here's how the two Kindles stack up in terms of dimensions: Kindle (2022): 6.2-inch x 4.3-inch x 0.32-inch with 6-inch display Kindle Paperwhite (2021 ...

Amazon doesn’t specify the size of the battery in either device, though it does say that the Kindle should last up to six weeks on a charge. The Paperwhite appears to have a larger battery ...

The Kindle Paperwhite (starting at $159) is often considered the best Kindle for most people. Between the bright screen, comfortable size and ridiculously long battery life, there’s a lot to ...

But the new Kindle Paperwhite display also wins in more areas than mere size. The flush-front design looks and feels more elegant, plus it sports a whopping 19 LEDs (versus four on the Kindle ...

But is it worth paying more for the Kindle Paperwhite over the standard model? I’ve used both ereaders over the last few weeks to get to the bottom of the differences. Here are the key takeaways.

Some of that is because I rely on my Kindle ... new Paperwhite's other improvements: compared side by side, the new screen is appreciably bigger, more noticeably so than the 0.2-inch size ...

It’s the same size as the Kindle Colorsoft, so there were no differences for me to spot, but it’s a significant enough change for owners of older Paperwhite models with a 6-inch screen to ...

The Kindle Paperwhite is not just the best Kindle but the best e-reader overall. It's compact and lightweight, just the right size for toting around. The screen strikes the balance of tech and ...

Text customization is also limited in the Kindle OS compared to Kobo devices, which offer finer adjustments for font size, line spacing, and margins. Although I find the Paperwhite’s formatting ...