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rankings in advance of Amazon Prime Day 2018.Offering a combination of slick performance, beautiful displays and low prices, the best
So, to help you avoid those shoddy devices, we went ahead and put together a list of the best Kindles you can buy in 2018.Amazon Kindle
(2016)Simple digital reading at its best Screen size: 6-inch | Screen type: Pearl e-paper | Storage: 4GB | Resolution: 167ppi | Weight: 161g
| Backlight: no | Touchscreen: yes | Wi-Fi: yes | 3G: no | Battery life: up to four weeksAffordableImproved designNo backlightScreen could
be betterThe Amazon Kindle, or all-new Kindle as Amazon calls it, is the most basic and affordable ereader the company sells, coming in at
touchscreen, a long lasting battery and plenty of space for all your digitial tomes, plus an intuitive interface, that makes navigating your
books a breeze.Where it's improved is in the design - 2016's model is slimmer and lighter than what's come before, so even though you could
essentially be carrying an entire library with you it won't even feel as weighty as a single paperback.Amazon's also given its latest basic
model a power boost, for fairly snappy performance
a bargain and can live without the backlight and sharper screen found on pricier Kindle's.Read the full Amazon Kindle reviewAmazon Kindle
PaperwhiteIt's all about that screen Screen size: 6-inch | Screen type: E ink | Storage: 4GB | Resolution: 300ppi | Weight: 209g |
Backlight: yes | Touchscreen: yes | Wi-Fi: yes | 3G: yes | Battery life: up to six weeksSuper-sharp screenImproved typographyBland
designStill missing some featuresThe latest version of the Kindle Paperwhite is the best we've ever seen with a beautiful 6-inch HD display
that has 300 pixels per inch and 4GB of storage, meaning you can keep thousands of books on one device.The Kindle Paperwhite is almost the
closest you can get to real paper while getting all the benefits of an ereader
You have access to Amazon's huge library of books and you can even use the Kindle Unlimited rental service on the Paperwhite.There's a
built-in light and you're not going to get any screen glare when reading it in bright sunlight
The battery isn't as good as the last version as it only lasts six weeks, but that said it's still a very good amount of time to get reading
your ebooks.Why should I buy it If you're looking for one of the best screen experiences on an ereader and you want to be able to read in
bright sunlight, the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite is your choice.Read the full Amazon Kindle Paperwhite reviewAmazon Kindle VoyageScreen size:
6-inch | Screen type: Carta e-paper | Storage: 4GB | Resolution: 300ppi | Weight: 180/188g | Backlight: yes | Touchscreen: yes | Wi-Fi: yes
| 3G: yes | Battery life: up to six weeksBrilliant screenSleek designExpensiveThe Kindle Voyage was once the top of the heap, but it's been
bettered by another Amazon offering, the Kindle Oasis.When this launched, it was essentially a perfected version of the Kindle Paperwhite,
with the same interface and features but an even better 300ppi screen
Now the Paperwhite has that screen it's difficult to justify spending the extra on the Kindle Voyage, while the Oasis has a brand new
beautiful design.This one does come with a uniform backlight, an ambient light sensor and PagePress buttons, which allow you to navigate a
book without lifting a finger.It's even got a sleek 7.6mm thick build making it the best looking Kindle ever
All that comes with a high price tag and like other Kindle's the Voyage lacks a microSD card slot, but this is still arguably one of the
most premium ereaders you can buy.If you read a lot and, crucially, have the money to spare, this is the clear choice.Why should I buy it If
you're looking for a premium Kindle experience, but not by spending as much as you would on an Oasis, go for this.Read the full Amazon
Kindle Voyage reviewAmazon Kindle OasisThe first all-metal and waterproof Amazon KindleScreen size: 7-inch | Screen type: Carta E Ink |
Storage: 8GB/32GB | Resolution: 300ppi | Weight: 194g | Backlight: Yes | Touchscreen: Yes | Wi-Fi: Yes | 3G: Yes | Battery life: up to six
weeksGreat reading experienceAudiobooks are usefulVery expensiveNo speakersThe Amazon Kindle Oasis is the most expensive and advanced
traditional Kindle you can buy today
experience you can ever have this is the best one for you
It has a brand new design that's now made of aluminium and is also waterproof, so you can read in the bath or next to the pool while you're
There's a vibrant display with 300 pixels per inch and a fantastic backlight that makes it the brightest Kindle yet.The battery is all
inside the latest Kindle Oasis (there's no charging case like on the 2016 version) so you'll get six weeks standby life and we found it
lasted a whole week with a few hours reading a day.Plus you can now listen to audiobooks with Audible too, but you'll need to have a
Bluetooth speaker or pair of headphones to hook up as there's no speaker or 3.5mm headphone jack.This will cost you quite a bit more than
all the other ereaders on this list - but if this is the device you use every day to absorb your tomes, why not spend that little bit
| Storage: 32GB/64GB | Resolution: 1,920 x 1,200 | Weight: 500g | Backlight: Yes | Touchscreen: Yes | Wi-Fi: Yes | 3G: Yes | Battery life:
books and you want to sneak in some Netflix or YouTube in here and there, you might want to take a look at the Kindle Fire HD 10
It offers the same features that the rest of the best Kindles do, but it also features a Full-HD display color display and much more storage
