Both Kindle Paperwhite models are significantly discounted at record low prices, and your choice will depend on your individual preferences.

The 2024 Amazon Kindle is a very pocketable device that can carry your entire library, but it improves very little over its successor.

I’ve brought it on multiple international trips, along with my daily commutes. It is compact, with an e-ink display that can easily handle bright light and, the best part, is the stellar battery life.

The Signature Edition of the Paperwhite Kindle (23% off) comes with an auto-adjusting front light, tons of memory, and wireless charging.

The brilliant Kindle now has a color screen, but does this make the Kindle Colorsoft the model to buy? I've got the answer in my review.

The 11th-gen Paperwhite update, released in late 2021 for $140, was a big quality-of-life upgrade, with a bigger 6.8-inch screen, adjustable color temperature, USB-C, more frontlight LEDs, and (in the more-expensive Signature Edition) an auto-brightness sensor and wireless charging.

I’ve brought it on multiple international trips, along with my daily commutes. It is compact, with an e-ink display that can easily handle bright light and, the best part, is the stellar battery life.

You can save as much as $25 on each of them, and you may find a couple of good reasons to upgrade if you already have older models.