E-readers are yet another technological achievement and they have been built for one purpose only. That is none other than reading books.
Today's e-readers are pretty close to the familiar and beloved printed books we all know and love. What they also offer is clear images and text, as well as a battery that lasts for weeks. In fact, e-readers are superior to printed books, as they are waterproof and act as a vast library at the reader's disposal.
The truth is, technology in this area is constantly evolving to meet the demands of e-readers. This means that if there is a specific time when it is good to try e-reading, it is now.
AMAZON KINDLE PAPERWHITE (2018)
Amazon has long dominated e-reading with the Kindle Paperwhite, which combines the high-resolution screen and built-in light of Amazon's top-of-the-line e-readers with the lightweight design of the company's first Kindle . Even before the latest update , Amazon said the Paperwhite was its best-selling model, and that's because it's a near-perfect combination of functionality and price for an e-reader.
The Paperwhite 2018 e-readers are waterproof and provide support for listening to books via Bluetooth and an improved design with an impressive screen. The screen is 6 inches and suitable even for small font sizes. With the built-in light you can read in the dark and the size of the device is small and thin enough so you can take it with you everywhere.
Of course, the bad thing about these e-readers is that they don't charge with USB-C, which would be convenient.
It's probably the winner of the e-readers. While its price can be a problem, it's worth mentioning its strengths. It's a third-generation device, with adaptive screen colors that make it easy to read in the dark. The design is excellent and it still has an aluminum case and of course page-turning buttons that are very easy to use. It's also waterproof and supports Audible audiobooks via Bluetooth. In addition, it has a larger screen, uniform lighting, and an adaptive light sensor that can automatically adjust the brightness for you. The downside to these e-readers is that they are almost three times the price of the Paperwhite, but their features are definitely worth it.
