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  • The thinnest, lightest Kindle Paperwhite ever—300 ppi glare-free display, reads like real paper even in bright sunlight.
  • Now with twice the storage - 8GB - store thousands of books so you can take your library with you.
  • Now waterproof, so you’re free to read and relax at the beach, by the pool, or in the bath. Your Kindle has been tested to withstand accidental immersion in water.
  • A single battery charge lasts weeks, not hours.
  • The built-in adjustable light lets you read indoors and outdoors, day and night.
  • Get instant access to new releases and bestsellers, plus over a million titles at INR 299 or less.
  • Display the cover of the book you're reading on the lockscreen of your device. Easily toggle on/off in Settings.
  • This device does not support playback of Audible audiobooks.

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  • The Display Cover feature works on this device. Covers of most books, magazines, comics, and Manga are supported. Learn more about it

    • Kindle Paperwhite

    Pack lighter, travel farther

    Our thinnest, lightest Kindle Paperwhite yet, with a sleek, modern design so you can read comfortably for hours. Features our signature 300 ppi, glare-free Paperwhite display, laser-quality text, and twice the storage of the previous generation. Plus a single battery charge lasts weeks, not hours.

    Free Connectivity

    Wi-Fi

    A Kindle e-reader with Wi-Fi is a great choice if you already have a high-speed internet connection and wireless router set up in your home

    Wi-Fi + 4G

    Wi-Fi + free 4G uses the same wireless signals that cell phones use but with no monthly fees or commitments—Amazon pays for cellular connectivity. Using wireless connectivity to make other services available, such as wireless delivery of personal documents, may require an additional charge. For more information, see the Connectivity and Availability section of the Amazon Device Terms of Use

    Technical Details

    All new Kindle Paperwhite

    All new Kindle Paperwhite

    Display

    Amazon's 6” Paperwhite display technology with E Ink Carta and built-in light, 300ppi, optimized font technology, 16-level gray scale.

    Size

    167 x 116 x 8.18 mm

    Weight

    Wi-Fi: 6.4 oz (182 g) Wi-Fi + Free 4G : 6.8 oz (191 g) . Actual size and weight may vary by configuration and manufacturing process.

    System Requirements

    None; fully wireless and doesn't require a computer to download content

    On Device Storage

    8 GB or 32 GB; holds thousands of books.

    Cloud Storage

    Free cloud storage for all Amazon content.

    Battery Life

    A single charge lasts up to six weeks, based on a half hour of reading per day with wireless off and the light setting at 13. Battery life will vary based on light settings, wireless usage.

    Color

    Black

    Charge Time

    Fully charges in less than 3 hours from a computer via USB cable or with a 5W USB adapter

    Wi-Fi Connectivity

    Supports public and private Wi-Fi networks or hotspots that use the 802.11b, 802.11g, or 802.11n standard with support for WEP, WPA and WPA2 security using password authentication or Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS).

    Generic name

    E-readers

    Accessibility features

    VoiceView screen reader, available over Bluetooth audio, provides spoken feedback allowing you to navigate your device and read books with text-to-speech (available in English only). Kindle Paperwhite also includes the ability to invert Black and White, adjust font size, font face, line spacing and margins.

    Content Formats Supported

    Kindle Format 8 (AZW3), Kindle (AZW), TXT, PDF, unprotected MOBI, PRC natively; HTML DOC, DOCX, JPEG, GIF, PNG, PMP through conversion.

    Documentation

    Learn more about Kindle devices with our Quick Start Guide and Kindle User Guide.

    Warranty and Service

    1-year limited warranty} and service included. Use of Kindle is subject to the terms found here . Here's the information on out-of-warranty repair service options

    Included in the Box

    Kindle Paperwhite, USB 2.0 charging cable and Quick Start Guide

    Waterproofing

    Waterproof (IPX8), tested to withstand immersion in 2 meters of fresh water for 60 minutes. Learn more about the waterproof Kindle Paperwhite.

    Maximum Retail Price

    Rs. 12,999

    Country of origin

    China

    Item quantity

    1

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    Customers say

    Customers like the readability, quality and portability of the Kindle. For example, they mention it makes reading convenient, focused and easy on the eyes. They appreciate the brightness, and appearance. That said some complain about the performance, saying it's too inconveniently slow. Opinions are mixed on cost and battery backup.

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    579 customers mention515 positive64 negative

    Customers like the readability of the Kindle. They mention that it makes reading convenient, and focused. They also appreciate the reader-friendly design and features. The screen is great for long reading hours, and does not hurt eyes. It is also good for reading pdfs. Overall, customers say itsatisfies all their reading needs.

    "...I like the resolution, clarity and battery backup.(The only option i could not find is DISABLE TOUCH.)..." Read more

    "...-E-ink display doesn't strain your eyes like those lcd displays do-Syncs your data with Goodreads (Community for readers)..." Read more

    "...Goodreads is integrated, so lists and recommendations are easy to keep up to date.6) As a Prime Member , I have Prime reading enabled...." Read more

    "...Full eye comfort. Really. With LEDs off, it is like reading on paper. Touch response is slow. The screen refresh is natural...." Read more

    434 customers mention408 positive26 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the quality of the Kindle Paperwhite. They mention that it is a wonderful product, better than a real book, and worth every bit of praise. They also say that it's absolutely awesome and a handy device.

    "...As for books, I don't have any complaints. Everything is really good. The experimental browser is really experimental...." Read more

    "...Overall a very very nice product for users , and it supports other formats like pdf too.. but in that some features dont work which are..." Read more

    "It's a nice product in the price of 7900, with 800 off on icici credit card i got it in 7100...." Read more

    "It is super and awesome. Have been busy reading through.It does not hurt your eye compared to reading kindle from you mobile...." Read more

    200 customers mention194 positive6 negative

    Customers find the Kindle Fire HD 8 inch to be a lightweight, easy to carry, and compact device. They also say the books are pocket friendly and it fits in one hand. Some customers also mention that the device is thinner and lighter than the eReader Kindle DX by few mms. Overall, most are satisfied with the portability of the product.

    "...I too was concerned with it. But portability is a significant advantage. Hardbound paperbacks can be too hefty if you are on the go...." Read more

    "...Webpages and photos are horrible to read. (B&W!!)9) Very light weight and comfortable to hold even with one hand. My phone is heavier than it...." Read more

    "Kindle paperwhite,I like it and I love it. It is very light and you can easily handle it while reading in sitting or standing position...." Read more

    "...ample grip as you hold it in any angle comfortable to you and can fit in one hand while you use the other to navigate...." Read more

    149 customers mention123 positive26 negative

    Customers like the brightness of the book reader. They say the built-in light is great, soothing to the eyes, and perfect for long-time reading. The screen resolution and lights are perfect for low-light reading, and the device is waterproof. Customers also mention that the internal screen reading light is either on automatic or fully manually adjustable.

    "...But this kindle paperwhite 10th gen has inbuilt light which makes my night reading experience fantastic...." Read more

    "...The built in light is great and I find that the eyes dont hurt as much. Daytime reading is very pleasant...." Read more

    "...The dark mode and the light mode with adjustable brightness setting makes reading a breeze irrespective of the surrounding light or the time of the..." Read more

    "...Light is certainly useful & enhances the overal reading experience." Read more

    108 customers mention108 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the book reader. They mention that it has a sleek, minimalist design, and the screen is nice. They also say that the design itself is better and gives the exact appearance of a paperback novel. Customers also appreciate the back and overall finishing. They say that it looks premium and the contrast of the display is solid.

    "...I love the design and its sleek which is easy to hold for a long time.(Make sure to add a case for your kindle paperwhite for better durability.)..." Read more

    "...Go for it rather than the basic kindle as it looks premium and the screen is really sharp with 300ppi...." Read more

    "...It looks like real paper almost. I know that the price is heavy 13,000 but for readers I think so that nothing is costly than your eyes...." Read more

    "...the books you have ever thought of reading, all rolled up into one, snazzy, convenient device!FORMATS:..." Read more

    302 customers mention136 positive166 negative

    Customers are mixed about the cost. Some mention that Kindle Unlimited provides immense value for money, while others say that it's seriously overpriced. Some customers also mention that Bluetooth is an utter waste feature and that the vocabulary builder is not of much use.

    "...-Vocabulary builderCons-Kindle ebooks are not free, but so many classics are available though..." Read more

    "...Kindle Paperwhite is awesome & affordable too. ♥️According to me this kindle paperwhite is the best ever kindle models...." Read more

    "...that can be used for browsing websites but it very slow and not of much use except for simple sites like wikipedia perhaps...." Read more

    "...The answer - the new Kindle Paperwhite is worth every single penny you spend on it!..." Read more

    176 customers mention106 positive70 negative

    Customers are mixed about the battery backup of the Kindle Paperwhite. Some mention that the battery life is superb, nice, and wonderful. However, others say that the life is nowhere as good as the last gen kindle, drains too fast, and is average.

    "...I like the resolution, clarity and battery backup.(The only option i could not find is DISABLE TOUCH.)..." Read more

    "...4. Keeping wifi and LTE on for longer durations will drain your battery very quickly,5...." Read more

    "...-Listen to audiobooks through bluetooth-Battery lasts for more than a month-Vocabulary builderCons..." Read more

    "...The battery backup is very good but it is not as described.the waterproof makes it to carry anywhere you like and there is no fear of rain.it is not..." Read more

    267 customers mention48 positive219 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the performance of the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8. They mention that the UI is laggy and too inconveniently slow, the device itself is very slow to respond to touches, and page turns still have the same latency. They also say that the software is a bit slow, and the transition effect is slow. The refresh rate is not more than 2Hz, and some features don't work as expected.

    "...experimental browser that can be used for browsing websites but it very slow and not of much use except for simple sites like wikipedia perhaps...." Read more

    "You can read pdfs but at much slower speed due to the transition effect being slow. You will not be able to read ppt pdfs as fast as the pdfs...." Read more

    "...and it supports other formats like pdf too.. but in that some features dont work which are suppoted in kindle e-book format... but it is fine......" Read more

    "...While setting up in first, it was bit slow in response but later on it works smooth...." Read more

    Read This Before Purchasing your Kindle Paperwhite (10th Gen) - Honest Review
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    Read This Before Purchasing your Kindle Paperwhite (10th Gen) - Honest Review
    So, you have finally decided to go ahead and get yourself an e-book reader. Congratulations! However, you may still be wondering whether it is worth spending all that money for ANOTHER device that you have to carry around in your bags wherever you go. The answer - the new Kindle Paperwhite is worth every single penny you spend on it!Armed with Amazon's vast library of over a million books and access to programs like Prime Reading and Kindle Unlimited, you now have access to almost all the books you have ever thought of reading, all rolled up into one, snazzy, convenient device!FORMATS:The Kindle Paperwhite is a mid-range, lightweight e-reader that supports .AWZ and .MOBI file formats. These are the default formats in which your books are stored in the device when purchased from Amazon. If you have e-books in other formats such as .EPUB or .PDF, you can easily convert them into the other formats using a free tool from the internet, before storing them on your device directly via USB.EASE OF USE:The form factor is such that it lets you hold on to the device without the fear of slipping it from your hand, while the weight of the device ensures that there is no fatigue while you are holding it upright as you read. The device uses a material that provides ample grip as you hold it in any angle comfortable to you and can fit in one hand while you use the other to navigate. Also, for those who love to read in or around a pool, this device being waterproof comes as a pleasant surprise.DISPLAY:The 300 PPI glare free display with E-ink technology makes reading enjoyable even in direct sunlight where you feel like you are reading an actual page from a physical book. The dark mode and the light mode with adjustable brightness setting makes reading a breeze irrespective of the surrounding light or the time of the day you choose to use it in. The touchscreen is responsive and you will find the UI very intuitive and easy to navigate through. The best part about the Kindle Paperwhite is the backlit screen which is a blessing for most of us who like to read at night in the dark.STORAGE:Although the specs say that it has about 8GB of storage, you can use only about 7GB of it since the remaining part of the memory is taken up by the Kindle firmware (which gets regular updates to ensure a seamless experience). You can store over 6000 books on your Kindle which is more space than you will ever need. There is no expandable storage on the device but in all probability, you will not need it.BATTERY LIFE:For people who do not like having to charge their devices over and over again, this device will be a pleasant surprise. The Kindle Paperwhite can last up to 35 hours on just one charge with some adjustments to the basic settings. I read about 1.5 hours a day and my device lasts me about 2 whole weeks before I have to charge it again. With smartphones, smartwatches, smart home devices and everything else that needs to be plugged in frequently, I find that having one less device to worry about is an absolute blessing.FIRMWARE FEATURES:It has an integration with Goodreads where you can get regular suggestions for the best titles in the world and can create your own library or collection. The in-built dictionary along with integrated Wikipedia content helps a lot while you are reading and come across a word you want to explore the meaning of. The on board Wi-Fi connects seamlessly to your home network and allows you to research, browse and purchase books and topics of your choosing. You can also easily sync your content from Amazon and have e-books delivered to your devices in real time with just the click of a button. The Amazon app lets you manage your e-book library remotely without you having to fire up your Kindle.SHORTCOMINGS:I will list down some of the places where I feel the Kindle Paperwhite falls short. However, please bear in mind that I am only nitpicking at this point, since this device is aboslutely awesome.1. No Audible support for audio books in the Indian version (I don't miss it as much since I use Audible on my smartphone)2. No expandable storage3. Does not have Adaptive Brightness calibration (Not a feature you will really need, but it would have been a great add-on)4. For a device as future proof as the Kindle Paperwhite, the lack of a type-C charging port bothers me a little.If you want a fairly priced e-book reader with all the bells and whistles of a premium e-book reader, this is the device for you!
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    Magdalene Joel
    5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome & Affordable
    Reviewed in India on 19 November 2018
    Size: 8 GB Wi-FiVerified Purchase
    Mind blowing purchase. This is my second kindle. I already own basic kindle but thats difficult to read at night. But this kindle paperwhite 10th gen has inbuilt light which makes my night reading experience fantastic. I love the design and its sleek which is easy to hold for a long time.(Make sure to add a case for your kindle paperwhite for better durability.) I like the resolution, clarity and battery backup.

    (The only option i could not find is DISABLE TOUCH.)

    It has the features of kindle voyage and oasis. That is FLUSH SCREEN, WATER PROOF and like Oasis we can invert the background (black background with white letters). It has a built-in dictionary which will help to learn new vocabulary is a wonderful option. We can connect bluetooth and hear the audios of our favourite books.Over all its a boon to avid readers..

    EDIT : Review of Kindle 10th gen after 2 months of usage : Everything is fine as i described above.DISABLE TOUCH option is enabled after further updating and it would prevent accidental touch(your page wouldn't change until you swipe horizontally). Also battery percentage is displayed at the top of the kindle. Battery backup is great. If you read maximum 2hrs per day, the battery would lasts for more than 10 - 12 days. You could also download your favourite books from other websites and convert it into kindle version via email. What else a Bibliophile wants more than this?

    - - Kindle Paperwhite vs Kindle Oasis - - -
    Why should you pay double the amount of Paperwhite for Kindle Oasis just for 7 inches screen. That is what is the necessity of paying more just for 1 inch bigger screen? Kindle Paperwhite is awesome & affordable too. ♥️

    According to me this kindle paperwhite is the best ever kindle models. I'm enjoying my fav books with my fav kindle paperwhite❤️❤️. Thank you amazon for the wonderful device.

    Happy reading 📖
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    Magdalene Joel
    5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome & Affordable
    Reviewed in India on 19 November 2018
    Mind blowing purchase. This is my second kindle. I already own basic kindle but thats difficult to read at night. But this kindle paperwhite 10th gen has inbuilt light which makes my night reading experience fantastic. I love the design and its sleek which is easy to hold for a long time.(Make sure to add a case for your kindle paperwhite for better durability.) I like the resolution, clarity and battery backup.

    (The only option i could not find is DISABLE TOUCH.)

    It has the features of kindle voyage and oasis. That is FLUSH SCREEN, WATER PROOF and like Oasis we can invert the background (black background with white letters). It has a built-in dictionary which will help to learn new vocabulary is a wonderful option. We can connect bluetooth and hear the audios of our favourite books.Over all its a boon to avid readers..

    EDIT : Review of Kindle 10th gen after 2 months of usage : Everything is fine as i described above.DISABLE TOUCH option is enabled after further updating and it would prevent accidental touch(your page wouldn't change until you swipe horizontally). Also battery percentage is displayed at the top of the kindle. Battery backup is great. If you read maximum 2hrs per day, the battery would lasts for more than 10 - 12 days. You could also download your favourite books from other websites and convert it into kindle version via email. What else a Bibliophile wants more than this?

    - - Kindle Paperwhite vs Kindle Oasis - - -
    Why should you pay double the amount of Paperwhite for Kindle Oasis just for 7 inches screen. That is what is the necessity of paying more just for 1 inch bigger screen? Kindle Paperwhite is awesome & affordable too. ♥️

    According to me this kindle paperwhite is the best ever kindle models. I'm enjoying my fav books with my fav kindle paperwhite❤️❤️. Thank you amazon for the wonderful device.

    Happy reading 📖
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    Nandu Chandran
    5.0 out of 5 stars One of the most valuble purchases ever made
    Reviewed in India on 13 January 2020
    Size: 8 GB Wi-FiVerified Purchase
    Definitely one of the most valuable purchases I have ever made. Using it for the past three months. If you are obsessed with the smartphone, replace it with a kindle. You are more likely going to pick it up during the spare time. And never bother about those annoying notifications and popups anymore.

    Now comes the most important question, the debate between paperback and ebooks. I too was concerned with it. But portability is a significant advantage. Hardbound paperbacks can be too hefty if you are on the go. On the flip side, E-readers lets you hightlight the passages and export the notes and store them digitally.

    Now let's come to its pros and cons

    Pros
    -Inbuilt dictionary gets the meaning of words (works offline)
    -E-ink display doesn't strain your eyes like those lcd displays do
    -Syncs your data with Goodreads (Community for readers)
    -Reads almost all pdfs, not graphic intensive ones-(succeeded reading pdfs of size <300 MB.)
    -Stores thousands of books. 8 GB is sufficient if you are not into huge pdf files
    -Let's you send books to kindle through mail
    -Listen to audiobooks through bluetooth
    -Battery lasts for more than a month
    -Vocabulary builder

    Cons
    -Kindle ebooks are not free, but so many classics are available though( Get thousands of free books from openbooks, Gutenberg etc.)
    -Not recommended for reading pdfs (Font size is too small, in fact display is too small to contain it)

    Last words..
    Highly recommends it. And finally get the paperwhite variant if you are confused with basic, extra ppi do mater when reading images(spending the extra bucks is worth it). Blindly go for it. Happy reading.. 😜
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    Amazon Customer
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good for reading text
    Reviewed in India on 14 December 2018
    Size: 8 GB Wi-FiVerified Purchase
    This is my first Kindle; I used to read quite heavily on Tablets/Smartphones earlier but felt that affecting my eyes, so took the plunge and purchased the Kindle mainly because it had 8GB of storage.

    1) On unpacking, there was some message about updates and then it directed us to some help page. That help page did not exist. Thankfully, it updated something by itself and started working.
    2) I transferred a bunch of files via email. This was a very smooth experience and the files showed up immediately on the Kindle. However, they are not stored on the online amazon.in "content" page which seems to be only for e-books bought on the Kindle store.
    3) I have been reading for about 1.5-2 hours every day for the past week. I keep the screen light low and on Aeroplane mode, but I dont see the claimed "weeks of battery life". I have had to recharge twice already.
    4) Transferring books via the USB cable also was easy. But the books that I transferred dont seem to have a cover page. This could be my mistake when I converted the file to AZW3 format. I had a few epub format books earlier which I converted using Calibre software.
    5) Goodreads is integrated, so lists and recommendations are easy to keep up to date.
    6) As a Prime Member , I have Prime reading enabled. The catalogue looked ok if not terrible exciting. I get one ebook free each month (to buy). Have yet to check out the Kindle Unlimited catalogue.
    7) You cant switch the device off - you turn the screen off or else some screensaver keeps looping.

    Adjustment issues vs Tablet/Smartphone/Desktop
    1) Touchscreen is not very responsive; it takes about a second or so sometimes to move to the next page and I see other reviewers also mention that sometimes multiple pages are turned. You can zoom in/out to adjust the font size but it is better to use the settings to do this due to the slow screen. Scrolling up and down on the main landing page is tiresome as multiple touches are required to get this to work. In the personal on-device library page you can either scroll up or wipe right/left to go through the books, but this sometimes opens books by mistake and is irritating.
    2) I used Aldiko reader on the phone; somehow I liked the interface of that better than the Kindle. The Kindle is about keeping the ebook store on the main page instead of YOUR ebook collection. It takes a few clicks to get to the personal collection of books.
    3) I like that there is no glare on the screen and even in daylight it is easy to read the book. The screen light is not required in daylight.
    4) Black and White - I like reading decorating/DIY crafts or recipe cookbooks; on the B&W Kindle this is not a good experience as the rich colours and details are simply not there. Text renders very well.
    5) Screen refresh - if you read books that are heavy on graphics or photos, then each page turn causes the screen to turn black and then white as it refreshes the pixels(?). This made me nauseous and I had to stop reading books with complex pictures. You can turn off page refresh, but that does not stop refreshes for graphics. I have not tried reading comics and PDFs as yet but I dont anticipate a pleasant experience.
    6) Doesnt strain the eyes too much - I read at night, in the dark, just before sleeping (I have been trying to stop from a long time). The built in light is great and I find that the eyes dont hurt as much. Daytime reading is very pleasant.
    7) It takes time to adjust to the interface. On the smartphone there might be buttons to "go back" or swiping from the top of the screen shows different functions. On the Kindle, you have to touch the top of the screen and then select "back" or settings. This is a minor adjustment I suppose.
    8) There is an inbuilt experimental browser that can be used for browsing websites but it very slow and not of much use except for simple sites like wikipedia perhaps. Webpages and photos are horrible to read. (B&W!!)
    9) Very light weight and comfortable to hold even with one hand. My phone is heavier than it. I would have liked if came with a stand attached to prop it up on a pillow or cushion.

    I havent tried the voice/bluetooth as yet or water proof feature :-)
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