Eventually a device will be released that will kill off the classic book for good. The latest Kindle ‘Voyage’ may just have a finger on the trigger.
Straight up, it looks great. A simple, sleek black frame with a screen featuring 300 pixels per inch all complement what is the thinnest and lightest Kindle ever.
It also comes with a dictionary pre-installed and the text settings allow you to adjust the font style and size to your choosing. Even the smallest font size is easy to read.
3 reasons we love the Kindle Voyage:
- Improving from the previous paperweight release, the Kindle Voyage contains a micro-etching glass front that defuses light to eliminate glare. This means books on the beach.
- An adaptive front light has been added meaning the tablet adjusts automatically to your environment, saving you from the manual labour of adjusting the brightness yourself #firstworldproblems.
- The introduction of PagePress sensors allows readers to turn the page by applying pressure to the edge of the Kindle Voyage.
2 things that could be improved:
- The price is probably going to startle you, but the reading experience and a whopping 6-week battery life do make the investment justifiable.
- The sensitivity of the screen is another thing that we’d like to see improved as there were a couple of times we had to try a second time.
