Amazon refreshed its Kindle lineup with three new e-reader models—entry-level Kindle, Paperwhite, and Colorsoft—featuring flush-front displays, new colors, slimmer designs, and various premium options with aluminum backs. The entry-level 6-inch Kindle starts at $150 with availability today, while the Paperwhite ($200) and Colorsoft ($290) ship October 28.
Amazon refreshed its Kindle, Kindle Paperwhite, and Kindle Colorsoft e-readers with flush displays, unibody designs, and new colors while maintaining previous pricing. The updates include lighter and thinner devices, repositioned power buttons, and new premium aluminum versions with enhanced storage and features like auto-adjusting front lights and wireless charging.
Amazon has redesigned its entire Kindle lineup with new display technology featuring flush-front designs and edge-to-edge color. The new Kindle is the smallest ever at 6 inches with optional aluminum back, the Paperwhite offers improved contrast and up to 12 weeks battery life, and the Colorsoft provides paper-like color display. All models feature new colors and accessories including Bluetooth page-turn remotes.
Amazon is launching redesigned Kindles in vibrant new colors with thinner profiles and faster performance. The base Kindle, Paperwhite, and Colorsoft models now offer aluminum options with higher storage, and a new magnetic case with physical page-turn buttons is available for Signature Edition models.
Amazon unveiled a redesigned Kindle lineup featuring flush-front displays, edge-to-edge color, and new models including a pocket-sized base Kindle starting at $149.99, a thinner Paperwhite with up to 12 weeks battery life, and a Colorsoft variant with paper-like color. The redesign emphasizes portability, display quality, and sustainable materials across devices available in new colors like Ube and Alpine Sky.