When it comes to ereaders, there’s no other device as popular as the Kindles. In fact, the name ‘Kindle’ is synonymous with ‘ereader’ around the world. That shouldn’t be surprising considering Amazon has been making a Kindle device since 2007. Perhaps what makes the Kindles even more popular is the price point – they’ve typically been cheaper than the competition and easily accessible in most major markets.
The Kindle Paperwhite has been the most popular of Amazon’s ereaders, and there’s been a version of this tablet since 2012 – the current Paperwhite is the fifth iteration released in 2021.
If you want a truly luxurious reading experience, you’ll be looking for a Kindle – specifically the Oasis or the Scribe, both clad in a metal chassis. The latter is a 10-inch digital note-taking device with arguably one of the best screens on any ereader.
Even if you’re budget conscious, there’s a Kindle for you, and you’ll get full access to the Kindle Store on any of these ereaders, as well as use subscription services like Kindle Unlimited and Audible.
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The Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is finally available to pre-order in Australia, alongside two new monochrome editions
With prices starting from AU$699, three new Kindle Scribe digital notebooks are up for pre-order in Australia, including the long-awaited Colorsoft version.
Xteink X4 ereader surpasses Kindle Colorsoft on Amazon charts
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Kindle owners are struck another blow as Send to Kindle is set to stop working on old devices
Not only will old Kindles soon lose access to Amazon's ebook store, it will also become harder to send files to them.
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Kindle owners are furious with Amazon following its choice to end support for old Kindles
Since Amazon revealed it's stopping support for pre-2012 Kindle devices, it's caused uproar among the eReader community.
The best ereader for 2026
I've tested several of the best ereaders and epaper tablets you can get from Kindle, Kobo and more to find the top 9 options across different budgets and categories.
Amazon is pulling support for the first to fifth-gen Kindle and Kindle Fire devices from May 20
It shouldn't come as a surprise, but some users are being emailed that their pre-2012 Kindles will lose support from May 20.
The best Kindle in 2026
Kindles come in different sizes and with different features, from budget ereaders to premium epaper note takers. So allow me to help you decide between a Paperwhite, Scribe and the Colorsoft.
