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Depending on your library you won't have to pay a penny for almost any book.
Best part libby can push your borrowed books directly to your kindle.
The focus of the kindle is to read books. If you're trying to do other stuff like play games, browse the internet, or stream something, then yeah, just use an iPad. But if you want to read digital books in an experience as close to a physical book as possible, then a kindle is for you. It's small, lightweight, and can carry hundreds, if not thousands, of books in one device.
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Kindle Kids is also available for $64.99 + Save $20 with promo code "2PACK".
Differences include cover / 2 year warranty / no ads.
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The kids version with a basic case/cover and w/o ads is $10 more.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07978J597
Also included a $15 credit for kindle purchases.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07978J597
It's about $5 more than the lowest price ever w/o additional coupons.
"Purpose-built for reading with a 167 ppi glare-free display that reads like real paper, even in direct sunlight."
Then what sets the paperwhite apart from this?
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"Purpose-built for reading with a 167 ppi glare-free display that reads like real paper, even in direct sunlight."
Then what sets the paperwhite apart from this?
This has a way different use case versus an iPad. If you're an avid reader, it's much easier on your eyes to read on a glare-free screen. Plus, you ever try to read on an iPad outside in the sun?
The focus of the kindle is to read books. If you're trying to do other stuff like play games, browse the internet, or stream something, then yeah, just use an iPad. But if you want to read digital books in an experience as close to a physical book as possible, then a kindle is for you. It's small, lightweight, and can carry hundreds, if not thousands, of books in one device.