I know this isn’t possible with current e-ink technology but I would love something like this for a kindle.

I already love my Kindle, but I love it just a little bit more every time I want to read a book where the physical counterpart is cumbersome. I still do love collecting certain books physically, but the convenience and comfort of the Kindle can’t be denied.

Started reading more this past summer and have fallen in love excited to join the Kindle family

Brand new to eReaders and avoided them until now because I get migraines from screens- I've never seen a Paperwhite before (me and the cashier didn't even know it was on!) So any advice for eReaders or the paperwhite specifically is appreciated :)

Remember when you would buy a DVD/Blu Ray and it came with a code to add the digital version to your iTunes library? Books should sell codes that give you kindle versions for free like this. It would actually make it easier when deciding if I wanna buy the book or buy the kindle version. sometimes I can’t decide especially when it’s the same price as the hard cover copy.

the answer is nothing

Amazon sent me the wrong color Kindle, and when I went to return the black one, their support said no need as thanks for "being a Prime member"....which we are not. Oh well! Guess I'm a part of the "why do you have more than one kindle club" until I figure out what to do with it...

So M 38 years old here, have not read a book in legit 25+ years. My wife is a huge book worm and she upgraded her kindle, my video gaming friends were raving about dungeon crawler Carl, and we noticed it was on Amazon kindle unlimited. So I asked her if I could use her old kindle to read it and she let me!

I instantly was hooked on the book! I only got to do 1-2 chapters a day and it might of taken me 2-3 weeks to read it but I did it!

1/2 way through reading it my wife’s kindle did the all black out screen thing when trying to read and I couldn’t hard reset it, so my wife surprised me with my own kindle basic!

So here’s a scribbled picture of the end of the book and the kindle my wife surprised me with so I’d keep reading!

Also 10/10 on dungeon crawler Carl! 100% recommend it!

I found a 10th generation Oasis and this model has LTE. Apparently this is kind of rare? Either way, I picked it up for $12 and I think it was originally at least $140. I have a Paperwhite but I was just thinking about how I would love a kindle with buttons and then this! I’m definitely sharing it with family, but super excited with this find!

Also adding a picture of the back of my Paperwhite since I love the stickers :)

Reading on this device has been such an escape from difficult times, I’m obsessed with this thing!

Was able to finish 4 whole books. Glad I have my kindle with me, couldn’t fathom bringing multiple paperbacks with me.

I love taking my kindle on multiday hikes, plenty of time to read and it takes up less space than a book.

Hi loves! I only live about two hours from Unclaimed Baggage so I finally decided to go over the weekend & it was incredible.

This wasn’t even half of the kindles available. I purchased three 10th generation Kindles for my nephews (they are younger and not sure how much they will actually use them so I didn’t want to spend too much) in IMPECCABLE condition. The total for all three was $45! I also purchased an Oasis for myself in near mint condition for $80. I tested all of them & they work great.

I know that everyone’s experience hasn’t always been great with UB but wanted to share my experience!

I also love that they launder all clothes before selling, test all devices, do TONS of donations, and recycle anything else.

Recently I realized I barely have hobbies. When people ask, I say guitars. But I haven't seriously played in years.

So I gave reading a try. At 31, I'd read about six books in my life. I felt ashamed watching people read dozens a year.

Last year I forced myself through Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. Some scenes stuck but most didn't. I finished it just to not feel like a quitter. Then I quit.

Months later, a random video made me try again. This time I switched from my phone to a Kindle and gave sci-fi and fantasy a shot. It started to click.

Now I read at least an hour a day. (I've kept it up for eight months!)

I do it to escape and calm my mind. To become more compassionate. To feel things and live moments I'd otherwise never experience, like burning metal and running through an ash-covered city. (Mistborn.)

If the book doesn't click, I drop it. There are too many good ones.

The amazing part isn't that I read a lot now. It's that I actually want to

Very impressed, especially compared to my Kobo Libra Colour (KLC). The screen is very high quality on black and white text and colours look lovely - more vibrant than the KLC. Device is a fair bit wider than the Paperwhite but just as thick. The new (p)leather case is lovely as well and folds back well. Any questions, just ask!

Before anyone says anything, yes trains here take forever because oftentimes they'll stop in the middle of the tracks and wait for a different train. I am aware of what's in front of me and paying attention. This instance I've been here 45 min so far

Like this is why it’s so hard for me to go back to physical books , I can literally look at the glossary and just tap and continue my reading without having to look for where I was. Amazing !!!

I bought my daughter this unbelievable couch/chair/chaise. Whatever it’s called it’s like a cloud. And I was quite upset that she had this cool thingy. But she’s at school haha I’ll be here alllllll day

While my wife enjoyed her first night with her kindle, i snapped a picture when the cats came in for a snuggle. i ended up liking the picture so much that i made it my background.