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Kindle, 6" E Ink Display, Wi-Fi - Includes Special Offers (Graphite)

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  • black zip case^USB cord^Graphite Kindle 6in display

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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2019
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent E-reader
By AmazonFan4Ever on February 3, 2019
I purchased this refurbished Kindle Graphite (KG) as a replacement for a Kindle Paperwhite (KPW) that I bought a couple of weeks ago. The KPW did not meet my expectations, unfortunately, despite it having the latest hardware and software.

The KG hearkens back to a time when e-readers were operated via physical input keys and navigation buttons. While not sporting a QWERTY keypad, the KG does have a 5-way D-pad, Home, Back, Virtual Keyboard and Menu buttons along the bottom edge as well as a set of page back/forward buttons along both sides for ease of navigation that avoids the sometimes temperamental and wonky behavior of touch based interfaces. I admit that there was a bit of a learning curve while reacquainting myself with using the D-pad to navigagte the multi-tabbed virtual keyboard but after a short time I was acclimated to this old school (but fun!) input method.

The KG, unlike the KPW, truly can last for "weeks" (well, at least two by my estimation) under normal usage scenarios. I don't read for a set amount of time daily but have observed that the unit will last for around two weeks, with WIFI activated, quite easily. The KPW, even with WIFI off, petered out after three or four days of moderate usage.

This refurbished device was sold by Amazon and arrived in pristine condition with no scratches or blemishes anywhere. It is responsive to inputs and, in my opinion, works faster than the KPW. It turns on instantly, with no "waking up" delay that I found particularly annoying during my time with the KPW. I observed no significant lag in the UI duing page turns or navigating to the Kindle Store or the device settings menus.

Sure, the font selection is limited on the KG and the pixel density cannot compare with more modern iterations of the Kindle e-reader product line. For low light reading conditions you'd need a clip on bulb. But, at least for me, these are very insignificant factors. I will gladly accept the lack of backlighting and the lower screen resolution of the KG in order to have a device that's easy to use, lightweight, durable and whose design is both elegant and simple.
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