The Kindle was always relatively quick to do things like turn the page and access quick settings. But like before, it’ll still often take a second or so to register touch and change the interface accordingly. The new device does offer more storage - at 16GB - so you’ll be able to store more ebooks than before. Kindles have never been performance beasts, and the new base Kindle is no exception to that rule. Amazon Kindle (2022) performance Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR I was able to read in direct sunlight with no issue whatsoever - something that you won’t get on a tablet like the iPad. The Kindle also has adjustable brightness levels that make it great for use both indoors and out. The display is still a relatively small 6 inches, but many will appreciate the pocketable size. This helps text look sharp and clear, making for a great reading experience. The base Kindle now offers a 300 ppi display, which means the resolution is on-par with the more expensive Kindle Paperwhite.
While the design is largely the same, except for the USB-C port, one of the major upgrades this year comes in the form of a better display.
This Kindle is not, and so if you’re looking for a waterproof device that you can feel comfortable leaving poolside, you might want to upgrade. One big difference between this Kindle and the Paperwhite is the fact that the Paperwhite is waterproof. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR I’m glad Amazon has finally moved this device to USB-C - it’s long overdue, and disappointing that it took this long. On the bottom is the power button, next to the USB-C port for charging. The Kindle is available in Black and Denim, and has rounded edges. It’s also still plastic, and clearly not the most premium when it comes to build quality - but that keeps the Kindle’s price low. That means that the device is still slim and light, making it great for carrying in a pocket or bag. The new Kindle has received a number of updates, but the design is largely the same.
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