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Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers Special Offer
- Reads like real paper with no glare, even in bright sunlight
- Weighs less than 6 ounces - lighter than a paperback and fits in your pocket
- Up to one-month battery life on a single charge
- Download books in 60 seconds with built-in Wi-Fi - holds over 1,000 books
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Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers Reviews
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Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers Reviews
390 of 410 people found the following review helpful 
Great entry level reader, September 6, 2012 By This review is from: Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers (Electronics) I travel for work. More and more, I find myself leaving the Kindle Fire at home and traveling with just an e-ink Kindle. So when I broke my Kindle 3, I decided to replace it with this entry level Kindle (without special offers).
What's good:
* Smallest, lightest e-ink Kindle available.
* Still has the page turn buttons!
* Like all the e-ink Kindles, this thing has amazing battery life.
What's just OK:
* Only 2GB memory. More is better. Then again, after two years of buying books I'm nowhere near filling this thing up.
* Text entry using the 5-way switch works, but that's about all. I'm surprised it works well enough that I can't consider it a negative.
What's not so good:
* The lighted cover costs nearly as much as the Kindle! Anyone thinking of picking up this Kindle and the lighted cover should look at the new paper white models with integrated frontlight.
The new Kindles look awesome. But they... Read more
258 of 276 people found the following review helpful Best Kindle So Far, September 7, 2012 By This review is from: Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi (Electronics) I bought the first Kindle when it came out and, while I liked it, I didn't use it that much because the page turn buttons could be too easily triggered, and the cover was somewhat clumsy to use. The second generation Kindle was a lot better, but I still preferred to read physical books with the Kindle being a solution for being able to have books available without taking up any more space (I still buy physical books, but most are donated to the local library, Salvation Army, etc. after I've read them).
Next, about a year after it came out, I bought what Amazon called the "Kindle Keyboard" and was hooked! I began using the Kindle as a preferred reading medium over physical books and thought that the Kindle Keyboard couldn't be improved upon (I've since given a couple as gifts). I liked the storage capacity, the 3G capability and thought I wouldn't want to be without the keyboard. After reading more than seventy books on it I couldn't imagine trying a Kindle with less... Read more
712 of 806 people found the following review helpful Outstanding Value at $69 with Improved Screen Compared to Prior Versions, September 8, 2012 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers (Electronics) I am writing this from the perspective of being a long-time experienced Kindle user vs. someone brand new. From an overall perspective, considering the pricing of the Kindle with Special Offers ("KSO") at $69 vs. higher amounts for the different flavors of Kindle available today, this one is a hands-down bargain. If you have wanted to get your kids a Kindle to encourage reading as well as sharing of books but hesitated because $139 to $400+ is a lot of money to risk with a child, maybe at $69 this is your price point.
From a size standpoint, the reading screen is the exact same size as the other e-Ink Kindles (with the larger Kindle DX as an exception). It is the same thickness as a Kindle Keyboard, but 1 inch less in length and 0.3 of an inch less in width than my Kindle 3 / Kindle Keyboard with ("K3G") I've had for about two years now.
While noticeably smaller than the K3G it is also significantly lighter than my K3G - 31% lighter at 5.98 ounces. This feels... Read more
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| 390 of 410 people found the following review helpful Great entry level reader, By This review is from: Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers (Electronics) I travel for work. More and more, I find myself leaving the Kindle Fire at home and traveling with just an e-ink Kindle. So when I broke my Kindle 3, I decided to replace it with this entry level Kindle (without special offers).What's good: * Smallest, lightest e-ink Kindle available. * Still has the page turn buttons! * Like all the e-ink Kindles, this thing has amazing battery life. What's just OK: * Only 2GB memory. More is better. Then again, after two years of buying books I'm nowhere near filling this thing up. * Text entry using the 5-way switch works, but that's about all. I'm surprised it works well enough that I can't consider it a negative. What's not so good: * The lighted cover costs nearly as much as the Kindle! Anyone thinking of picking up this Kindle and the lighted cover should look at the new paper white models with integrated frontlight. The new Kindles look awesome. But they... Read more 258 of 276 people found the following review helpful Best Kindle So Far, By This review is from: Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi (Electronics) I bought the first Kindle when it came out and, while I liked it, I didn't use it that much because the page turn buttons could be too easily triggered, and the cover was somewhat clumsy to use. The second generation Kindle was a lot better, but I still preferred to read physical books with the Kindle being a solution for being able to have books available without taking up any more space (I still buy physical books, but most are donated to the local library, Salvation Army, etc. after I've read them).Next, about a year after it came out, I bought what Amazon called the "Kindle Keyboard" and was hooked! I began using the Kindle as a preferred reading medium over physical books and thought that the Kindle Keyboard couldn't be improved upon (I've since given a couple as gifts). I liked the storage capacity, the 3G capability and thought I wouldn't want to be without the keyboard. After reading more than seventy books on it I couldn't imagine trying a Kindle with less... Read more 712 of 806 people found the following review helpful Outstanding Value at $69 with Improved Screen Compared to Prior Versions, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers (Electronics) I am writing this from the perspective of being a long-time experienced Kindle user vs. someone brand new. From an overall perspective, considering the pricing of the Kindle with Special Offers ("KSO") at $69 vs. higher amounts for the different flavors of Kindle available today, this one is a hands-down bargain. If you have wanted to get your kids a Kindle to encourage reading as well as sharing of books but hesitated because $139 to $400+ is a lot of money to risk with a child, maybe at $69 this is your price point.From a size standpoint, the reading screen is the exact same size as the other e-Ink Kindles (with the larger Kindle DX as an exception). It is the same thickness as a Kindle Keyboard, but 1 inch less in length and 0.3 of an inch less in width than my Kindle 3 / Kindle Keyboard with ("K3G") I've had for about two years now. While noticeably smaller than the K3G it is also significantly lighter than my K3G - 31% lighter at 5.98 ounces. This feels... Read more |
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