Amazon Kindle - 目に優しい、かさばらない、大きな画面で読みやすい、6週間持続バッテリー、6インチディスプレイ電子書籍リーダー、マッチャ、16GB、広告なし

文字の大きさが結構細かく設定されているので大変助かりますし、大きさや重さも手頃で疲れません。 非常に気に入ってます。

読書は好きですが文庫本の細かい文字が年々見えずらくなって敬遠していました。 Amazon Kindle は前から欲しいと考えていましたがプライム感謝デーでセールを 行っていたので思い切って購入した次第です。私が読むのは主に文庫本の小説で 漫画や雑誌は読まないので一番ベーシックな本商品を選びました。 今年の10月に第12世代が発売となり色々改良されているみたいで興味はありますが 価格も高騰しており断念しました。 商品が届いてセットアップしようとしましたが電源を入れるとWi-Fiが即座につながり 自分の名前が出てきたのには驚きました。おそらく以前購入したFireTVスティックの 接続情報のせいだと思われます。 早速ダウンロードした小説を読んでみましたが画面がとてもやさしい感じで目が疲れない 気がします。また、文字の大きさや画面の明るさも調整できて自分に合った環境で読書が 出来るのはいいですね。動きに関しては少しゆっくりな感じですがページをめくる速さは 困るほどではありません。 本機はスマートフォンのように多機能ではなく、通知の類いもないので読書に専念できます。 同時にセットでカバーと保護フィルムも購入しましたが開閉によりスリープ・解除できるカバー は必需品だと思います。カバーをつけた重さは250グラムくらいで若干重くなりますが、本体の 保護や手に取った時の感触も悪くないです。 漫画や雑誌は画面が小さく、白黒なので向きですが小説のみ読む方にはお勧めいたします。

55歳のおじさんです。両親に子供のころ、「お前はホントに本を読まないな」 と言われていました。（実際マンガばかり読んでました） しかし、不思議な事に年を重ねると少しづつ興味を持った本を読むようになり、 表題にも書きました通りです(子供の時期に勉強・活字を読まなくても、大人に なれば自然と活字を読む時期が来るもの）という考えです。 書籍を手に取り、そのうち昨今のインフレによる書籍が高額で新品は購入せず 中古本を手に取るようになりました。 さらに、アマゾンプライムで書籍を入手し･･･の流れでひとつ問題が。 電子書籍(スマホ等）で読書すると非常に目が疲れる！！ その打開策として、一番安価な本品の購入に踏み切った次第です。 色々問題はあります（スマホ・タブレットと違いレスポンスが悪い・ 画面が白黒で写真・画像は見難い等） しかし、個人的には ①素晴らしく軽い・適度なサイズ②低価格なので扱いに気を使わない ③読書しても目が疲れない④バッテリーの心配が不要(毎日充電は不要） あくまで電子書籍専用端末として考えていたので高評価です。 もし、目が疲れるならばぜひご購入を検討されては!! このコメントを見られる方は、読書がお好きでしょう。 手軽に、隙間時間でも活字に触れていたい方にお勧めです。 4つ星なのは、裸で使用すると表面がツルツルしており手になじまない点です。 ゴムバンドタイプの背面ホルダーを付け、手にしっくりきました。

横持ちで使っていますが、ちょうどいい大きさで画面も見やすく軽いので手も疲れません。

I use to read from my ipad but my eyes get tired from the brightness of the screen. With Kindle, I can now read comfortably. It is also very light and easy to hold.

文庫本サイズなので、漫画や大型本には不向きなことは理解しないといけない。 そして機能は最低限、バッテリー持ちと軽さは最大限なバランスが本の代替としてちょうどいい。 スマホやタブレットじゃ誘惑も多いしバッテリーを使うので、電子書籍に切り替えたいという人にオススメ。 価格はセールで1万中盤台まで下がれば安くはないけど納得は出来ると思われます。 自分は移動時間や登山で持ち運んだり、時々お風呂で読むのでジップロックやスリップインケースで保護しながら使用しています。

ずっとスマホ見てること多くて、スマホから離れる時間作ろうと購入。すごく良いです。紙の本じゃなくても、見やすくて、電池も長持ちだし、コンパクトだから荷物にならなくて目にも優しい、あっという間にスマホから離れてゆっくり読書する時間ができて目にも優しい時間が作れるようになりました。

軽くて良かった

Eu tenho o Kindle de 10ª geração e, agora que estou com o de 11ª, vou fazer uma comparação entre os dois. Começando pelo material: eles são diferentes. O Kindle de 10ª geração tem um acabamento mais liso, enquanto o de 11ª geração tem uma textura diferente, mais agradável ao toque, na minha opinião. A tela tem o mesmo tamanho, mas as dimensões do aparelho são diferentes. O de 11ª geração tem as bordas menores e mais finas, mas, curiosamente, mantém o mesmo tamanho de tela. E eu achei isso muito mais confortável para ler. Em relação à rapidez, não tem nem comparação: o de 11ª geração é MUITO mais rápido. A resolução também é melhor, então a nitidez da tela e das letras é muito superior. Para mim, a leitura fica bem mais agradável. Outro ponto muito positivo é o modo noturno. O Kindle de 11ª geração tem essa função, enquanto o de 10ª geração não tem. E, para quem gosta de ler à noite, faz bastante diferença. Também tem uma diferença no acabamento das bordas. As do Kindle de 10ª geração são mais arredondadas e praticamente se misturam à parte frontal. Já o de 11ª geração tem aquela pequena borda ao redor da tela. Sabe quando você olha para uma piscina e existe a borda antes de chegar na água? É mais ou menos isso. 😂 Particularmente, prefiro o acabamento do 11ª geração. Mas, afinal, vale a pena comprar? Se você faz bastante uso do Kindle, eu particularmente indico muito a compra. Mesmo a tela tendo o mesmo tamanho, considero o de 11ª geração muito mais confortável e agradável para ler. Agora, se o que você procura é uma tela maior, aí eu indicaria o Paperwhite. Eu ainda não tenho, mas tenho intenção de comprar mais para frente. No geral, para mim, o Kindle de 11ª geração é muito melhor que o de 10ª geração. E, considerando que o Kindle de 10ª geração já nem é mais vendido pela Amazon, acho que foi uma excelente compra. 10/10. Recomendo muito. 📚🤍

La compré para poder retomar la lectura y la recomiendo al 100% Es pequeña y portable por lo que en mi bolsa cabe y incluso en las bolsas de mis chamarras lo cual está super bien para traerla para todos lados, no cansa la vista y puedes leer bajo el sol sin preocuparse por el brillo, yo la utilizo a brillo medio y puedo leer sin problemas. SIento que leo más rápido y me motiva a seguir leyendo ademas que puedo conseguir los libros de manera más accesible que si fuera físico y más caros. Sin dudarlo compraría la Kindle Colorsoft ya que algunos libros de diseño si es importante el color. La batería dura muchísimo, sin problema llega al mes, para su cuidado de la batería no dejo que se descargue por completo, es perfecta si te gusta la lectura y su pantalla está genial ya que pareciera una hoja realmente, me impresionó bastante

Since the dawn of Kindles and e-Readers I never felt the need or the point of having one. Mainly because I not an avid reader and if I'm going to read, I prefer a real book. I like the touch and feel of paper and the smell of especially old books. Recently, I acted on an impulse and grabbed one on sale for under £100. It wasn't exactly impulsive because it was partly prompted by my need to read lots and lots of papers for my research and I was struggling of finding the time to fire my laptop to read or use my phone screen. to my surprise, I fell in love of the Kindle the moment I took it out of the box. I uploaded few papers in PDF (and importantly converted them to Kindle format) and I was immediately immersed into an enjoyable reading experience. I can read while walking on a treadmill in the gym, while waiting for uber, in the car, while waiting on an order in a restaurant, and (literally) while sitting on the toilet. Not only that, I can mark and highlight and take notes as I'm reading which I can later retrieve for my research. It's brilliant! What I really achieved in few days is far more than I achieved since I started. More importantly, it turned something I really hate into something quite enjoyable. Why it is any different from reading on a mobile device or iPad or a laptop? One word: Distraction. On a Kindle you can only do one thing and that's READING. There are no disruptive notifications or other apps. You don't turn it on and suddenly forgot what you where here in the first place. And of course, the reading experience itself is as close as it gets to holding a real piece of paper. I never appreciated how much strain a mobile or laptop screen puts on my eyes until I started using the Kindle. If you're a student who have to read, especially for research or someone who needs to read reports for work... seriously this is a very good investment. Tip: if you're a student using Zotero, you can drag and drop directly from Zotero into the Kindle app on your desktop to convert and add to library. You can later access your Kindle notes and transfer them back to Zotero or any other note taking app you use.

I recently bought the Amazon Kindle (16 GB) – Matcha color and have been using it daily, so I wanted to share a detailed review that might help others decide. Design & Build Quality Lightweight and compact: This is genuinely one of the lightest Kindles I’ve used. It’s very comfortable to hold in one hand for long reading sessions, whether I’m sitting on the sofa or lying in bed. Matcha color: The Matcha shade is subtle and pretty without being too bright or childish. It looks modern and a bit different from the usual black devices. Comfortable to hold: The edges are smooth and the size is perfect – not too big, not too small. It fits easily into a handbag or backpack. Screen & Reading Experience Glare‑free display: The screen is truly glare‑free, which makes a big difference when reading in bright rooms or near a window. It feels much closer to reading on real paper than on a phone or tablet. Sharp text: The text is crisp and easy to read. I can reduce the font size and still read comfortably, which means I see more words per page. Adjustable front light: The built‑in light is excellent. I can read in complete darkness without straining my eyes, and I like that the brightness is easy to control depending on whether it’s day or night. Comfortable on the eyes: Because it’s e‑ink and not a normal bright screen, I can read for a long time without the eye strain I usually get from my phone. Performance & Page Turns Faster page turns: The page turns are noticeably faster and smoother compared to older Kindle models I’ve seen. There’s very little lag when flipping through pages or opening books. Menus and navigation: Moving around the menus, opening the library, and searching for books feels quick and responsive. Battery Life Long‑lasting battery: The battery life is one of my favorite things. With regular daily reading, I don’t need to charge it very often. It easily lasts for many days, even weeks, depending on how much I read and how bright I keep the light. Charging: It charges via USB-C (if that applies to your model – adjust if needed), which is convenient because many other devices use the same cable. Storage & Content 16 GB storage: 16 GB is more than enough for a huge number of ebooks. I don’t have to worry about running out of space anytime soon. Perfect for book lovers and students: It’s ideal for people who read a lot, whether for pleasure, school, or work. You can easily carry an entire library with you. Comfort & Everyday Use Great for travel and commuting: Because it’s so light and small, it’s perfect for trips, commuting, or even reading in cafés. It doesn’t take much space and it feels sturdy enough for everyday use. Quiet and distraction‑free: Compared to reading on a phone, this Kindle helps me focus only on reading, without notifications or social media distractions. Pros Very lightweight and compact – easy to hold with one hand Glare‑free screen that feels like real paper Adjustable front light for reading in the dark or bright light Fast page turns and smooth performance Excellent battery life – lasts for many days on a single charge 16 GB storage – can hold thousands of books Beautiful Matcha color that looks unique and stylish Cons No physical page‑turn buttons (if you prefer buttons, you might miss them) You still need a separate case for better protection This device is mainly for reading only – which is a good thing for focus, but not for people who want apps and videos (that’s more of a tablet’s job) Overall Opinion I am very happy with this Kindle. It’s light, comfortable to hold, and offers an excellent reading experience with a clear, glare‑free screen and long battery life. It does exactly what it promises: it makes reading simple, enjoyable, and easy on the eyes. I highly recommend this Kindle to anyone who loves reading, wants to carry many books without the weight, or wants a dedicated device for focused, distraction‑free reading.

I’m writing this for anyone who still can’t make up their minds whether or not they need a Kindle, or who are not sure if it’s worth it. I’ve been there and I was so uncertain about getting one. Even after ordering it, I thought of canceling the order million times. But I didn’t and I’m thankful I didn’t! IT IS WORTH EVERY SINGLE PENNY! It was way above my expectations and it’s not complicated at all as some claim it to be. More importantly, it doesn’t take away the joy of reading from a physical book, since you don’t feel like reading from a digital screen at all and you can still experience the feeling of reading from a paper somehow. It’s perfect for people who tend to read in darker places. I love reading before bed and in the dark and I used to feel slightly uncomfortable holding my book and my reading light. With a Kindle, it’s only one small device that’s extremely light-weight and with built-in light that you can adjust to your eye comfort. It’s SO convenient when you’re traveling or spending some time on the road. It’s portable and can fit anywhere, I always put it in my waist bag and it fits perfectly. And although it’s a small compact device, it doesn’t feel like that when reading, the 6 inch screen is a perfect size and you can adjust the font and font size easily. Another amazing option that I knew nothing about until I got one, is the built-in dictionary/ translator/ Wikipedia search. I used to read with my phone around so I can search the new/ unfamiliar words I come across, which would sometimes lead to distraction and ending up using my phone. With this feature, I can read and still look up new words from the same device and not having to have my phone around. In short, it’s the best experience for any reader. And if you really like reading, don’t worry about the fact that you might not use it often or you wouldn’t find it as interesting as a real book. It’s easy and fun to use and you can take it anywhere you go.