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Battery life will vary with use, but Amazon claims the Oasis can last up to eight weeks on just 30 minutes of reading per day.

The Amazon Kindle Paperwhite offers a whopping eight - week battery life on normal use and a reading experience that far exceeds that of a tablet.

Weighing 10.2 ounces, Kindle can be held comfortably in one hand for hours, has an e-ink display that is easy on the eyes even in bright daylight, has two weeks of battery life, lets you buy your books once and read them everywhere — on your Kindle, Kindle DX, iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, Mac, PC, BlackBerry, and Android - based devices — and has free 3G wireless with no monthly fees or annual contracts — all at a $ 189 price.

Today, Amazon is excited to introduce the fifth generation Kindle e-readers: Kindle Paperwhite is the most advanced e-reader ever constructed with 62 % more pixels and 25 % increased contrast, a patented built - in front light for reading in all lighting conditions, up to 8 weeks of battery life, and a thin and light design for just $ 119; Kindle Paperwhite Wi - Fi + 3G — never pay for or hunt for a Wi - Fi hotspot with the all - new top - of - the - line Kindle e-reader with free 3G wireless for just $ 179; and the new latest generation Kindle, the lightest and smallest Kindle, now with new, improved fonts, faster page turns and an even more unbelievable price: $ 69.

The Fire HD 8 is rated at up to 12 hours of battery life, which is pretty good for a tablet, but the Aura One can last a few weeks even when reading every day.

Kindle Paperwhite delivers an uncompromised reading experience — unlike tablets, it's easy to read in bright sunlight, won't tire your eyes in the dark, weighs just 7.3 ounces so you can read comfortably for hours with one hand, and has eight weeks of battery life

«Kindle Paperwhite is the Kindle e-reader we have always wanted to build — it has 62 % more pixels and 25 % higher contrast than the previous generation Kindle, built - in front light, perfect for reading in bed or in sunlight, even thinner, with 8 weeks of battery life.»

Yes, the 20 month battery life refers to the standby time, not the reading time («A single charge lasts up to eight weeks, based on half an hour of reading per day with wireless off and the light setting at 10.

Please keep in mind that Amazon has changed how it measures battery life — 3 weeks means 3 weeks with half an hour of reading a day.

Kindle Paperwhite offers an unparalleled reading experience, with a display that reads like real paper, an innovative built - in front light, a small and light - weight design and 8 weeks of battery life so customers can easily dive into their favorite books.»

One of the things I like about this device is that it has six weeks of battery life, whereas the... [Read more...]

[49] Battery life is advertised as up to eight weeks of reading with half an hour per day with wireless off and constant light usage; this usage equals 28 hours.

The front - lit display, 6 week battery life, endless selection of books, and guaranteed waterproof protection will make reading your new favorite water activity.

And with just one charge, it gets weeks of battery life, not hours, so you never need to stop doing what you love — reading.

Battery life is a respectable two weeks of reading.

My kobo aura one with WiFi off lasts for 4 - 5 days I read about 3 - 5 hrs a day this is well below the advertised weeks of battery life they have replaced it 3 times still the battery is horrible.

Kindle Paperwhite offers 62 % more pixels and 25 % higher contrast compared to the previous generation Kindle, a unique built - in front light for reading in all lighting conditions, a beautiful new manga experience, up to 8 weeks of battery life, and a thin and light design for just ¥ 8,480.

Battery Life — Up to 7,500 continuous page turns (or up to two weeks worth of reading).

For battery life, the Paperwhite can last up to 6 weeks if you just read for 30 mins per day (or around 20 hours of continuous use); while Fire tablets can only last up to 8 hours of continuous use

Its 2 GB of internal storage (expandable via SD Card) can store up to 5,000 ebooks and the two - week battery life is long enough to read 20 novels back - to - back between recharges.

The battery life is said to deliver up to 10 hours of reading, and 2 weeks on standby.

The overall benefit of getting the Kindle e-reader is that you would be able to get a better reading experience, plus the longer battery life of several weeks on a single charge.

No idea on the battery life of this puppy, but according to Kyobo, «The device will allow for weeks of reading under typical usage» — that translates to «30 minutes of daily reading time with Wi - Fi off and front light set to 25 percent utilization.»

The Kindle 2, the second version of Amazon's breakthrough electronic book reader, is cheaper ($ 359), thinner (0.36 inches), can hold more books (more than 1,500 compared with 200), and has a longer battery life (Amazon says you can read for four to five days with wireless turned on and for longer than two weeks with it turned off) than the original.

Many specs of the Kobo sound familiar: a 6 - inch E-Ink screen with 8 - level grayscale, ePub and PDF file support (the latter is fairly useless, though, since the pan-and-zoom PDFs are hard to read and navigate), and two - week battery life.

As far as lasting power, Amazon continues to tout a battery life of four weeks based on its magic equation of half an hour of reading per day.

Even while they were complaining that Amazon's estimate of the battery life might be a little high, they admit that most users will be able to read on the new Paperwhite for several weeks before having to recharge it.

There was a large picture of a huge Kindle alongside a woman sipping coffee and reading, a demo Kindle 2 unit, and a page describing its features (books in 60 seconds, free 3G wireless, paper - like display, 2 - week battery life, etc.).

There were just too many benefits that LCDs couldn't replicate: weeks long battery life, outdoor reading and mitigation of eye fatigue.

Amazon's eight - week battery life estimate is based on 30 minutes of reading a day with wireless off and the light setting at 10.

Barnes & Noble claims that you can get six weeks of battery life on a single charge, based on 30 minutes of reading per day.

PS my first charge also only lasted 1 week, my second charge 3 days because of some wierd sleeping battery drain issue which has since gone away and my 3rd charge was 3 weeks of heavy use, my current charge has lasted 1 1/2 wks to about 75 % battery life (which may not be 100 % accurate, as I mentioned my wierd battery life indicator results, last time I got to about 50 % battery life and it would occasionally randomly power off, but then left me power it right back up, which lasted about 5 days of reading before the battery was completely exhausted).

With moderate to heavy use I'd say roughly 3 weeks, with very heavy use (3 or 4 hrs of reading a day or more) I'd say maybe 2 weeks of battery life, maybe less if you are reading hours and hours a day.

Personally anything that can handle 2 weeks or more of battery life with at least 2 hrs of day of reading is more than sufficient for me.

Battery life is outstanding and will give week's worth of reading on a single charge.

For $ 139, you could get a Kindle 3 that's much less expensive, easier on the eyes, can be read in sunlight, weighs half as much, and has a battery life measured in weeks instead of hours.

Plus, battery life is now up to 8 weeks of continuous reading, assuming 30 minutes per day with Wi - Fi turned off, with the light on or off.

Amazon promises «weeks» of battery life, but that's only if you read for 30 minutes per day.

Battery life with the wireless turned off is as you'd expect from an E-Ink device, giving you a couple of weeks of reading.

But battery life has been doubled to a total of 8 weeks with Wi - Fi turned off, although it's hard to tell if that's an improvement or if they just cut reading time in half.

As for the battery life, Amazon is promising a huge six weeks of reading between charges, but we'll have to wait for some real - world tests to see if that holds up.

It makes reading at night possible, but does have its drawbacks in that viewing quality declines in brighter lighting conditions and the battery life is only a few hours instead of a few weeks.

The other elephant in the room is that without the cover, this Kindle has shorter battery life than its predecessors (a couple of weeks, depending on how much you read).

According to Amazon, battery life hasn't changed in the new model — it offers up to six weeks of operation on a single charge, based on a half hour of reading per day with wireless off and the light setting at 10.

Battery life on the Nook HD + is plenty good, allowing you to read for an hour or two each day for a week or more, so long as you don't spend a lot of time playing games or watching video.

Battery life with 3G, Wi - Fi, and the frontlight on for prolonged reading sessions drained about 30 percent over the course of a week.

So the Kindle Paperwhite's battery life is 8 weeks with the light on (based on half an hour of reading a day).

The new Oasis also has a battery life of up to six weeks of reading time and supports fast charging through its microUSB port, which Amazon claims can fully charge the device in less than two hours.