Why you should buy it? - Amazon Kindle Paperwhite - Detailed Review
Channel: iCore TV
Date: 2018-12-05

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Here's a detailed review on all the new features of the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite. 

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The new Amazon Kindle Paperwhite is also plagued by a few issues that have dogged the Kindle lineup for years: Amazon still only offers support for 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, which is increasingly frustrating given the new support for audiobooks that can only download over Wi-Fi. And while it’s not really a surprise given the rest of Amazon’s lineup, the new Paperwhite charges by Micro USB instead of USB-C — particularly disappointing considering that it’ll likely be another three years before Amazon updates the Paperwhite again. Fortunately, charging it is still just a once every few weeks affair.

The new Paperwhite, like the other Amazon Kindles before it, is the latest refinement of a formula that Amazon has been iterating on for more than half a decade now. And even if the latest improvements have been slow to come (Amazon’s nearest competitor, Kobo, has had waterproofing for years), it’s the gradual addition of genuinely great changes that make the existing hardware better to use.

On the outside, the updated Paperwhite looks a whole lot like the 2015 model, and if you’ve used a Paperwhite anytime within the last few years, you’ll know what to expect.

The biggest hardware change is that the display is now flush with the glass, instead of in a recessed alcove, bringing it in line with the higher-end Kindle Oasis. Amazon also says that the lighting is improved, with an additional LED for a total of five (for reference, the high-end Oasis features 12 LEDs, plus an adaptive light sensor for automatic brightness adjustment). The default storage has been doubled to 8GB, though now there’s a 32GB option, and the hardware itself is just a little thinner, lighter, and smaller than the old model.