2022 Kindle vs Kindle Paperwhite

[CrushTheWealthGap]

This is how a review should be done. Straight to the point and detailed as heck.

[dstawicki]

Cannot understand why only Paperwhite edition has that warmth settings. This should be a standard function as it is in every mobile phone, so your eyes do not getting tired.

[mauriciovillarreallozano]

I just bought the Paperwhite because of the warm light option, since I only read at night before going to sleep

[jacinda]

This is one of the best comparison videos I've seen of the two kindles. Great work!

[SandyMachoManRavage]

Just ordered a 11th gen Paperwhite off Amazon as they have a sale going. $99 for a 16gb to replace a 3rd gen Kindle that I bought all the way back in 2012. It was still working great but I really wanted the ability to read without a reading lamp in bed. Kept hoping the 3rd gen would break so I could upgrade but it never had any issues so I kept using it. Amazon quickly accepted the trade-in for 20% discount off the new one and instantly added $15 to my gift card balance Very easy process. Can't wait to start reading on the Paperwhite. Thanks for this review.

[ciannacoleman]

I don’t get why they put the power button on the bottom after everyone on YouTube rightly pointed out it was a bad choice. Half the time when I try to prop up mine it turns itself off.

[sarmatiko]

Thanks for the review! I love my 2019 Kindle but felt like 167 dpi screen is relatively grainy (and it's noticeable) and having the last micro-usb charged device in house is already a minor annoyance. I probably would've picked 2022 Basic, but in the end it all comes down to the price - Amazon started selling Certified Refurbished 11 gen Paperwhite for 89$ and 2022 Basic sells for 99$. I don't expect these prices would go any lower for Black Friday, so Paperwhite just looks like a better deal.

[KidDaKing]

Great review man! I was thinking about returning my basic one and getting a paperwhite instead, but I think I'll stick with the entry level kindle for now. Nothing in the paperwhite is telling me I should upgrade.

[dieserrobi]

Thank you, that‘s what I wanted to hear/see. I‘m going with the Kindle Paperwhite, especially because of the reason that I can adjust the screen light and also read at night 🌙

[nesquikdevainilla]

6:35 YES this is exactly what i needed to see about the reafing experience between the two THANKS

[kaede_yuuki]

Okay, hoping they release a 6" Kindle with a sunken screen with warm light and all back colors available asap. Still a bit bitter they released the blue and green for the PW5 a year after its release.

[ericb]

Great review enjoyed seeing the side by side as some have claimed the new was slower than the paperwhile, which clearly is not the case.

[BitzTrix]

Thank you! Straight to the details, I really don't like glaring and that's way more annoying than the lack of warm light. I usually enjoy reading with a similar feel of a real book, so I usually turn off the light completely and use other sources (natural or lamps).

[Dgirls]

Was leaning towards a boox ereader since I read a lot of ebups and didn't want to do convert/calibre or email to Kindle but just found out I can just share my epub file to Kindle and it's immediately in my library 🤯 so now I've decided on a Kindle 😂. Your vids are helping me figure out which one. Thanks

[TimeIdle]

The size and weight would be a deciding factor for me. The ability to put it even in your jeans back pocket is just the ultimate portable advantage. So the question is what does the term "paperwhite" mean anymore as an advantage?

[CasanOffi]

The warm light of the paperwhite would be the only advantage, but every other aspect favors the basic edition for me.
I like the smaller size, the lighter weight, because I usually put it into my pants rear pocket when I´m on the go.
I even like the bezel of the frame, it caters more to my asthetics - and the less glare surface is even an advantage in bright sun (?).
I don´t mind the cheaper material of the casing (to me the blue one looks much cheaper than the black one), but the much smaller price tag does it for me.

Thank you very much for this detailed comparison 🙂

[osuperjames]

I have a Kindle Paperwhite 11th and I love it, but there is too much glare in the screen in comparison to the other basic Kindles.

[Me-ebwv]

While I do genuinely prefer the basic model because I LOVE everything about it (small, affordable, basic utilitarian design, simple no nonsense features) I think I might get the paper white simply for the warm light. I love warm light so much that I literally have it on 24/7 on all my devices.

[MarisaAndChew]

I have the Kindle Paperwhite bundled cover and the bottom button has got hit once or twice by accident but when I AM actually holding the Kindle and reading I don't really think there is a much better spot for it, the sides would both be knocked very easily and even the top, maybe if I read without a case though I would have a better idea of where that should be.
I wish the entry level Kindle was actually a Paperwhite Mini with the same exact everything but the smaller size. I'm fairly petite and I also have arthritis, the smaller version would work great for my hands as it's not a one hand device for me, but the color change is absolutely necessary for me as I suffer from migraines. Maybe I'll get the entry level just for size, but I do hope they consider dropping it and switching to a Mini

[BenCh]

I have just bought both the kindle paperwhite and the kindle 2022. I am surprised to say that I actually cannot say which I prefer. The kindle paperwhite has great battery life, a bigger screen (which comes with its disadvantages) and not much more that I could notice in comparison to the other. The kindle 2022 also comes with a great battery life (not as great as the paperwhite though), and a great screen. If the price was a big deal for you, then go and take the kindle 2022 as there is not too much between them. As for me, considering they were both my first kindle, I can say that they are both amazing and I am enjoying them a lot.