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– The display is easy on the eyes and there are many lighting adjustments. I’m not worried about having my Kindle by the water, like I would with my phone. I do a lot of reading outdoors: by the pond, at the beach, (maybe someday by a pool alone, a mom can dream!).

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– The fact that it is waterproof is also a huge plus for me. I’m on the hunt for a good sleeve so I have the protection of the case when it’s not in use, but the feel of the naked Kindle when I’m reading. I did buy a case for it (more on that below), but I think it feels better to hold without one. (Sometimes I feel like I’m just fighting battery life with all of our devices and it’s nice to know this one will last for weeks without a charge– Amazon says “up to 10 weeks.”) This is a device you can charge once for a trip and have battery to spare! One less thing to charge is a win for me.

I was more than a little impressed with how long the battery lasted. It is definitely different than a “real” book, but there is something incredibly satisfying about holding the device. It is PERFECT for my life right now and it’s, surprisingly, a joy to hold. In just the short time I’ve had it, I’ve completely converted. I didn’t know this until after I ordered and I think in retrospect I would have gone with the Kids’ version because it’s exactly the same? (I’m still confused by this but everything I have read points that it’s a better deal for the same device!) I have heard that the Kindle Paperwhite Kids is also a great option, and maybe even a better one, because it comes with a case and a two-year warranty (vs. I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the specific style I ordered… I went with the “Kindle Paperwhite 8GB Storage Without Lockscreen Ads.” It might just be my FAVORITE purchase of the year.

I ordered one and I felt like a kid on Christmas opening it up. Turns out the Paperwhite is exactly what I wanted. I assumed the Paperwhite couldn’t be read in the dark, but I was wrong. I know Kindle had a tablet-type device (which felt redundant given my iPhone) and I had heard about the Paperwhite, and in my head, I wanted something between that. It was great for reading during the day, but it wasn’t backlit so reading at night was out of the question.

Way, way back in the day I had, and loved, a Nook but it was fairly limited in what it could do. My knowledge about Kindles was pretty dated, apparently too. I also didn’t like that I was reading on my phone (way too easy to just click out of the app and switch to Tiktok…) and I just missed the actual book experience. I loved the convenience of always having my book with me– and I could easily read if I had two minutes waiting for a Target curbside pickup or during overnight nursing sessions or wherever I might be. I had all but switched to reading books on my phone. I was so on the fence about going with an e-reader, but I knew for my lifestyle (at least right now), it’s the best option. When I asked your opinions about the Kindle, you delivered. Books IS THE KINDLE WORTH IT? My Kindle Review