The bottom edge of the Kindle holds a USB-C port for charging and connecting to a computer (a USB-A-to-USB-C cable is included), along with a power button, just like the Paperwhite. For even more storage, Amazon offers the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition (which doesn't come with ads by default) with 32GB for $189.99. This is double the amount of storage of the previous Kindle, and even more than you get on the base model Paperwhite (a 16GB Paperwhite costs an additional $10). Whether you get an ad-free Kindle or a Kindle with ads, the devices are the same and have the same 16GB of storage. The $139.99 Kindle Paperwhite has the same caveat (it costs $159.99 without ads). If you don’t want ads, you need to pay an extra $20. The $99.99 price here is for the Kindle with ads on its lock screen. Ultimately, the Paperwhite remains our top recommendation and Editors' Choice winner, but the base Kindle is a good alternative if you don't need the Paperwhite's waterproof build or adjustable color temperature for its front light.īefore we get into the Kindle itself, let's talk about pricing.
Starting at $99.99, the standard Kindle is $40 less than the Paperwhite, and this latest refresh brings the two closer to parity than ever. The Kindle is Amazon's most affordable ebook reader, and the 2022 model is a strong upgrade over the 2019 version thanks to its much sharper screen, additional storage, and longer battery life.
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