The powerful Kindle is unmatched in the e-reader world. If you’re in the market for an e-reader, you’re undoubtedly in the market for a Kindle since it strikes the ideal mix between features and affordability.
Amazon is currently releasing the updated Kindle for 2022. The 2019 debut of the 10th generation Kindle is upgraded with this new model. This makes the current Kindle the 11th generation and the first basic line product in more than three years.
The new 2022 Amazon Kindle
• 300ppi screen
• longer battery life
• USB C charging
• 16gb storage$99 with ads
$119 without ads pic.twitter.com/mVkTf5hj5g— Anthony (@TheGalox_) September 13, 2022
Amazon is going above and above this time. The Kindle borrowed the Kindle Paperwhite’s front LED light for the first time in the previous iteration, but with fewer LEDs (four instead of the Paperwhite’s five at the time). A higher-resolution display (300 ppi), a dark mode, twice as much storage (16GB), USB-C charging, and a completely adjustable front light are now being added to the Amazon Kindle for 2022.
This raises the issue of why anyone would purchase a Paperwhite at this time. The bigger display and IPX8 rating of the Paperwhite are really the only two advantages it has over the standard Kindle. Even today, the Paperwhite has less storage than the standard Kindle! That hardly qualifies as making the Paperwhite any better to justify its significantly higher cost.
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Speaking of costs, the new Kindle will now cost $99.99 instead of the previous $89.99. That applies to the lock screen version that accepts ads. It comes in two colours: black or Denim. You can pre-order it today. You will receive a free, four-month membership to Kindle Unlimited if you comply.