It's not much pricier than the regular Kindle Paperwhite (2021) and you get more storage, no ads, and wireless charging.

I've used several Paperwhite models and even the standard 2024 Kindle, but the 2024 Amazon Kindle Paperwhite is the best.

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.

you won't need more than 8GB. The Kindle Paperwhite SE has 32GB, which is overkill, but it is comforting to know you'll never have to worry about storage. When this review was originally published ...

The Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition didn’t need a big upgrade, and it didn't get one, but the new SE is snappier and smoother to navigate, and it still looks fantastic when you dive into ...

the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition, got a great price cut that makes it a perfect holiday gift for the reader in your life. I've seen all of the new Kindle tablets and I just reviewed the ...

Word is the new Paperwhite is powered by a Mediatek dual-core 1GHz processor, while the previous model used a single core 1GHz process. Touted as the fastest Kindle to date, the Paperwhite (2024 ...

While 8GB is more than good enough if you're only ... cutting down on those micro-pauses when turning pages. The Kindle Paperwhite starts from just $140 (with ads) or $160 ad-free.

SEE ALSO: Get a free $75 gift card with the Xbox Series X in the Best Buy Black Friday sale The Kindle Paperwhite is considered to be the fastest Kindle available, offering 25% faster page turns ...

Sure, this isn't uniquely an Amazon issue; many companies appear to be apathetic. But the Kindle Paperwhite and Signature Edition still suffer because of it. The new Paperwhite (2024) doesn't ...

That said, unless you're a voracious reader, or you constantly send a bunch of periodicals to your Kindle, you won't need more than 8GB. The Kindle Paperwhite SE has 32GB, which is overkill, but it is ...

The Kindle has to be in the running as perhaps Amazon's most successful product line in terms of cultural penetration – people say "e-reader" far less than they say "Kindle", and its popularity ...