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  • Avg. price: ~£130
  • Screen size: 6 inches
  • Battery life: 21 hours
  • Supported bookstore ecosystem: Amazon Ecosystem

Amazon Kindle Voyage review. Compare 68 technical specifications and user reviews to see how it ranks among ereaders and if it is worth buying.

5.3

Overall score

What it is: An overall evaluation of the eReader's quality, based on technical analyses and user reviews.

When it matters: When you need a quick reference to identify the best eReaders on the market.

Score components:

90.0%

5.0

Technical Score

10.0%

8.8

User score

Good
5.0

Technical Score

What it is: An assessment of the eReader's technical performance, covering key areas such as display quality, reading features, battery life, format support, ecosystem, and design.

When it matters: When you want to compare eReaders based on technical performance and available features.

Score components:

25.0%

6.6

Display

22.0%

5.6

Reading

18.0%

3.8

Battery

14.0%

2.7

Hardware

12.0%

4.6

Connectivity

9.0%

5.2

Design

Good
8.8

User score

What it is: A rating that combines user reviews and the total number of reviews received by the eReader.

When it matters: When you want to know how an eReader feels in daily reading and how reliable it is for screen comfort, battery life, and library management according to user feedback.

Score components:

70.0%

8.3

User reviews

30.0%

10

Popularity

User score:
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    Verdict

    The Amazon Kindle Voyage is a premium 6-inch e-reader featuring a high-resolution 300 ppi Carta E-ink display with a flush-front glass design and a durable magnesium back. Key characteristics include its compact dimensions of 162 x 115 x 7.6 mm, a weight of 180g, and 4GB of internal storage. Its standout pros are the adaptive front light that automatically adjusts to ambient conditions and the innovative PagePress sensors, which provide haptic feedback for effortless page turns without moving a finger. However, its main cons include a significantly higher price point than the Paperwhite, the lack of a warm light option found in newer models, and a battery life that, while solid at roughly six weeks, is slightly shorter than its contemporaries.

    Technical Specifications of eReader Amazon Kindle Voyage

    Technical Score

    What it is: An assessment of the eReader's technical performance, covering key areas such as display quality, reading features, battery life, format support, ecosystem, and design.

    When it matters: When you want to compare eReaders based on technical performance and available features.

    Score components:

    25.0%

    6.6

    Display

    22.0%

    5.6

    Reading

    18.0%

    3.8

    Battery

    14.0%

    2.7

    Hardware

    12.0%

    4.6

    Connectivity

    9.0%

    5.2

    Design

    5.0
    Amazon Kindle Voyage has a technical score of 4.95 points, which is lower than that of 84.4% of products in this category.
    User score

    What it is: A rating that combines user reviews and the total number of reviews received by the eReader.

    When it matters: When you want to know how an eReader feels in daily reading and how reliable it is for screen comfort, battery life, and library management according to user feedback.

    Score components:

    70.0%

    8.3

    User reviews

    30.0%

    10

    Popularity

    User score:
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    (Reviews last updated: Apr 2026)

    8.8
    Amazon Kindle Voyage has a user score of 8.83 points, which is higher than that of 75.4% of products in this category.
    Popularity
    What it is: An indicator based on the number of reviews received by the eReader.
    When it matters: When you prefer to choose an eReader reviewed and selected by many other buyers.
    10
    Amazon Kindle Voyage has a popularity of 10 points, which is higher than 70.5% of smartphones.
    Ratio quality/price

    What it is: An indicator that combines the eReader's overall rating with its cost.

    When it matters: When you are looking for an eReader with a good balance between reading comfort, features, and price.

    Score components:

    60.0%

    5.3

    Overall score

    40.0%

    9.8

    Price

    6.7
    Amazon Kindle Voyage has a quality-to-price ratio of 6.7 points, which is lower than 74.6% of smartphones.
    Brand name
    What it is: Identifies the company or ecosystem behind the device, which often shapes the store, software approach, and accessory support.
    When it matters: When you are choosing between Kindle, Kobo, Boox, PocketBook, or another ecosystem with different store access and software behavior.

    Importance: MEDIUM

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    Screen size
    What it is: The diagonal measurement of the reading panel, usually given in inches.
    When it matters: When you are deciding between a small travel reader and a larger page that works better for PDFs, comics, or textbooks.

    Importance: HIGH

    Good value: >=7.8

    6 inches
    Amazon Kindle Voyage has a screen size of 6 inches which is smaller than 57.4% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 40.2% of eReaders.
    Screen resolution
    What it is: The total pixel grid shown on the panel, normally written as width by height.
    When it matters: When small fonts, diagrams, or dense page layouts need to stay readable without constant zooming.

    Importance: HIGH

    758x1024 px
    Amazon Kindle Voyage uses a screen resolution of 758x1024 px, which is less sharp than that of 67.2% of eReaders and the same as that of 14.8% of eReaders.
    Pixel density
    What it is: The number of pixels packed into each inch of the display, expressed in ppi.
    When it matters: When you want text edges to look cleaner and serif fonts to resemble print more closely.

    Importance: HIGH

    Good value: >=300

    300 ppi
    Amazon Kindle Voyage has a pixel density of 300 ppi which is higher than 51.6% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 48.4% of eReaders.
    E-paper display
    What it is: Uses an electrophoretic panel designed to mimic paper rather than a conventional backlit phone or tablet screen.
    When it matters: When you read for long stretches and want lower glare and less screen-like fatigue than on LCD or OLED devices.

    Importance: LOW

    yes
    Amazon Kindle Voyage uses an e-paper display. 97.6% of eReaders have an e-paper display.
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    Supported file types
    What it is: Lists which ebook, document, image, or audio formats the reader can open without conversion.
    When it matters: When your library comes from mixed sources instead of one locked bookstore.

    Importance: HIGH

    13
    Amazon Kindle Voyage supports 13 file types which is fewer than 66% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 14% of eReaders.
    PDF reflow support
    What it is: Can rearrange PDF text into a more readable, screen-sized layout instead of forcing the original fixed page.
    When it matters: When you read A4 documents, articles, or manuals on a smaller eReader screen.

    Importance: HIGH

    no
    Amazon Kindle Voyage does not offer PDF reflow. 55.4% of eReaders support PDF reflow.
    Annotation support
    What it is: Allows highlighting, handwritten notes, typed comments, or markup directly inside supported files.
    When it matters: When you study, review academic papers, or want your notes to stay attached to the exact passage.

    Importance: HIGH

    yes
    Amazon Kindle Voyage offers annotation support. 100% of eReaders offer annotation support.
    Dictionary
    What it is: Provides built-in word lookup while you read.
    When it matters: When you read in another language or want quick definitions without leaving the page.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    yes
    Amazon Kindle Voyage includes a built-in dictionary. 99.2% of eReaders include a built-in dictionary.
    Text-to-speech
    What it is: Converts on-screen text into spoken audio using a synthetic voice.
    When it matters: When you want to keep following a book while resting your eyes, walking, or multitasking.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    no
    Amazon Kindle Voyage does not offer text-to-speech. 64.2% of eReaders include text-to-speech.
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    Battery life
    What it is: Estimates how long the device can keep running between charges under normal reading conditions.
    When it matters: When you travel, commute, or want to finish books for days without thinking about charging.

    Importance: HIGH

    Good value: >=30

    21 hours
    Amazon Kindle Voyage offers 21 hours of battery life which is longer than 40% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 12.5% of eReaders.
    under specific test conditions with Wi-Fi off and low light, actual usage is lower
    Battery capacity
    What it is: The amount of energy the battery can store, commonly expressed in mAh.
    When it matters: When you want a rough hardware indicator of how much power reserve the device has.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Good value: >=2000

    1,320 mAh
    Amazon Kindle Voyage has a battery capacity of 1320 mAh which is lower than 71.7% of eReaders on this spec of eReaders.
    Charging time
    What it is: The approximate time needed to recharge the battery from low to full.
    When it matters: When you often top up shortly before leaving and need the reader ready again quickly.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Good value: <=3

    4 hours
    Amazon Kindle Voyage takes 4 hours to charge which is slower than 82.7% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 11.5% of eReaders.
    With 9W adapter, 4 with computer USB
    Wireless charging
    What it is: Can recharge on a compatible charging pad without plugging in a cable.
    When it matters: When you prefer drop-and-charge convenience on a desk or bedside stand.

    Importance: LOW

    no
    Amazon Kindle Voyage does not offer wireless charging. 7.3% of eReaders offer wireless charging.
    Internal storage
    What it is: The built-in space available for books, notes, audiobooks, apps, and downloaded documents.
    When it matters: When you keep large libraries offline or store a lot of PDFs and audio locally.

    Importance: HIGH

    Good value: >=32

    4 GB
    Amazon Kindle Voyage offers 4 GB of internal storage which is less than 66.1% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 13.6% of eReaders.
    RAM capacity
    What it is: The amount of working memory used for page rendering, multitasking, and keeping content active in the background.
    When it matters: When you open heavy files, switch between books, or expect the interface to stay snappy.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Good value: >=2

    0.512 GB
    Amazon Kindle Voyage offers 0.512 GB of RAM which is more than 27.7% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 24.4% of eReaders.
    CPU base clock speed
    What it is: The baseline operating frequency of the main processor under normal load.
    When it matters: When you compare readers for faster menu navigation, indexing, and handling of larger documents.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    1 x 1 GHz
    Amazon Kindle Voyage has a CPU base clock speed of 1 x 1 GHz, which is slower than that of 50.4% of eReaders and the same as that of 24% of eReaders.
    Operating system
    What it is: The software platform that drives the interface, reading apps, and deeper system capabilities.
    When it matters: When you care about app availability, customization, and how flexible the device can become beyond basic reading.

    Importance: HIGH

    Kindle OS
    Amazon Kindle Voyage runs Kindle OS, which is more advanced than that of 43.4% of eReaders and the same as that of 20.5% of eReaders.
    Memory card slot
    What it is: Accepts removable storage so the library can expand beyond the built-in capacity.
    When it matters: When your collection will outgrow internal storage or you move files between devices manually.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    no
    Amazon Kindle Voyage does not have a memory card slot. 43.1% of eReaders have a memory card slot.
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    Wi-Fi connectivity
    What it is: Connects the reader to wireless networks for book downloads, syncing, updates, and online services.
    When it matters: When you buy books directly on the device or keep your library synced without using a cable.

    Importance: HIGH

    yes
    Amazon Kindle Voyage connects over Wi-Fi. 93.5% of eReaders have Wi-Fi.
    Wi-Fi version
    What it is: Specifies which wireless networking standard is supported, such as Wi-Fi 4, 5, or 6.
    When it matters: When router compatibility, wireless stability, or faster transfers on newer home networks matter to you.

    Importance: LOW

    Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
    Amazon Kindle Voyage supports Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n), which is newer than that of 10.7% of eReaders and the same as that of 46.7% of eReaders.
    Wi-Fi bands supported
    What it is: Shows whether the reader can use 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, or both wireless bands.
    When it matters: When crowded apartment Wi-Fi or 5 GHz-only setups make band support matter at home or in the office.

    Importance: LOW

    2.4 GHz
    Amazon Kindle Voyage supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi bands, which is broader than that of 6.6% of eReaders and the same as that of 50% of eReaders.
    Bluetooth
    What it is: Provides short-range wireless pairing for headphones, speakers, keyboards, page turners, or other accessories.
    When it matters: When you listen to audiobooks, use a remote page turner, or want cable-free accessories around the house.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    no
    Amazon Kindle Voyage does not connect over Bluetooth. 60.2% of eReaders have Bluetooth.
    Bluetooth version
    What it is: Identifies the supported Bluetooth generation, which affects efficiency, codec support, and compatibility.
    When it matters: When you pair newer headphones and want a more stable, lower-power wireless connection.

    Importance: LOW

    Good value: >=5.0

    N/A
    Amazon Kindle Voyage supports Bluetooth N/A which is older than 59.3% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 40.7% of eReaders.
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    Weight
    What it is: The mass of the device, usually measured in grams.
    When it matters: When one-handed comfort matters and you do not want the reader to feel tiring during long sessions.

    Importance: HIGH

    Good value: <=200

    180 g
    Amazon Kindle Voyage weighs 180 g which is lighter than 71.3% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 2.5% of eReaders.
    Thickness
    What it is: The depth of the body from front to back, usually measured in millimetres.
    When it matters: When grip comfort, sleeve fit, or how slim the reader feels in the hand matters to you.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Good value: <=8

    7.6 mm
    Amazon Kindle Voyage is 7.6 mm thick which is thinner than 75% of eReaders on this spec and equal to 1.7% of eReaders.
    Height
    What it is: The vertical size of the body, usually measured from top to bottom in millimetres.
    When it matters: When you are checking whether the reader will fit a bag, jacket pocket, or small stand.

    Importance: LOW

    Good value: <=160

    162 mm
    Amazon Kindle Voyage is 162 mm tall which is shorter than 64.8% of eReaders on this spec of eReaders.
    Width
    What it is: The side-to-side body measurement, usually given in millimetres.
    When it matters: When one-handed reach and how much space the reader takes in a bag or bedside setup matter.

    Importance: LOW

    Good value: <=130

    115 mm
    Amazon Kindle Voyage is 115 mm wide which is narrower than 75.4% of eReaders on this spec of eReaders.
    Water resistance (splashproof)
    What it is: Can tolerate light splashes, damp hands, or brief accidental contact with water.
    When it matters: When you read by the bath, at the pool, or outdoors where light moisture is realistic.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    no
    Amazon Kindle Voyage does not have water resistance against splashes. 25% of eReaders have water resistance against splashes.
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    Amazon Kindle Voyage vs the average eReader

    • 13.2% higher pixel density
      Amazon Kindle Voyage has a higher pixel density than the average eReader (300 ppi vs 265 ppi). The average eReader has a pixel density of 265 ppi.
      What it is: The number of pixels packed into each inch of the display, expressed in ppi.
      When it matters: When you want text edges to look cleaner and serif fonts to resemble print more closely.

      Importance: HIGH

      Good value: >=300

      Amazon Kindle Voyage has a higher pixel density than the average eReader (300 ppi vs 265 ppi). The average eReader has a pixel density of 265 ppi.300 ppi vs 265 ppi
    • 15.5% lighter
      Amazon Kindle Voyage is lighter than the average eReader (180 g vs 213 g). The average eReader weighs 213 g.
      What it is: The mass of the device, usually measured in grams.
      When it matters: When one-handed comfort matters and you do not want the reader to feel tiring during long sessions.

      Importance: HIGH

      Good value: <=200

      Amazon Kindle Voyage is lighter than the average eReader (180 g vs 213 g). The average eReader weighs 213 g.180 g vs 213 g
    • Has auto-brightness sensor
      Amazon Kindle Voyage has an auto-brightness sensor, while the average eReader does not.
      Ambient light sensor enables automatic brightness adjustments.
      What it is: Uses ambient light sensing to adjust the front light automatically as the room gets brighter or darker.
      When it matters: When you move between daylight and dark rooms and do not want to keep adjusting brightness by hand.

      Importance: MEDIUM

      Amazon Kindle Voyage has an auto-brightness sensor, while the average eReader does not.
    • 0.5 mm thinner
      Amazon Kindle Voyage is thinner than the average eReader (7.6 mm vs 8.1 mm). The average eReader thickness is 8.1 mm.
      What it is: The depth of the body from front to back, usually measured in millimetres.
      When it matters: When grip comfort, sleeve fit, or how slim the reader feels in the hand matters to you.

      Importance: MEDIUM

      Good value: <=8

      Amazon Kindle Voyage is thinner than the average eReader (7.6 mm vs 8.1 mm). The average eReader thickness is 8.1 mm.7.6 mm vs 8.1 mm
    • 12.6 mm narrower
      Amazon Kindle Voyage is narrower than the average eReader (115 mm vs 127.6 mm). The average eReader width is 127.6 mm.
      What it is: The side-to-side body measurement, usually given in millimetres.
      When it matters: When one-handed reach and how much space the reader takes in a bag or bedside setup matter.

      Importance: LOW

      Good value: <=130

      Amazon Kindle Voyage is narrower than the average eReader (115 mm vs 127.6 mm). The average eReader width is 127.6 mm.115 mm vs 127.6 mm
    • 13.2% higher pixel density
      Amazon Kindle Voyage has a higher pixel density than the average eReader (300 ppi vs 265 ppi). The average eReader has a pixel density of 265 ppi.
    • Has auto-brightness sensor
      Amazon Kindle Voyage has an auto-brightness sensor, while the average eReader does not.
    • 15.5% lighter
      Amazon Kindle Voyage is lighter than the average eReader (180 g vs 213 g). The average eReader weighs 213 g.
    • 0.5 mm thinner
      Amazon Kindle Voyage is thinner than the average eReader (7.6 mm vs 8.1 mm). The average eReader thickness is 8.1 mm.
    • 12.6 mm narrower
      Amazon Kindle Voyage is narrower than the average eReader (115 mm vs 127.6 mm). The average eReader width is 127.6 mm.

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    Display
    Design
    • No color temperature adjustment
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support color temperature adjustment, while the average eReader does.
    • Lower screen resolution
      Amazon Kindle Voyage supports lower screen resolution than the average eReader (758x1024 px vs 1072x1448 px). The average eReader supports 1072x1448 px screen resolution.
    • 1 inches smaller screen size
      Amazon Kindle Voyage has a smaller screen than the average eReader (6 inches vs 7 inches). The average eReader screen size is 7 inches.
    • Less advanced E-Ink technology
      Amazon Kindle Voyage uses Carta E-Ink technology, while the average eReader uses Carta Plus.
    • Limited DRM support
      Amazon Kindle Voyage supports fewer DRM schemes than the average eReader (Amazon's proprietary DRM vs Adobe DRM, Readium LCP).
    • No PDF reflow
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support PDF reflow, while the average eReader does.
    • Limited bookstore ecosystem
      Amazon Kindle Voyage uses the Amazon Ecosystem bookstore ecosystem, while the average eReader uses Android Open Ecosystem.
      Amazon Kindle Store ecosystem.
    • No audiobook playback
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support audiobook playback, while the average eReader does.
    • No text-to-speech
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support text-to-speech, while the average eReader does.
    • No folder support
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support folders, while the average eReader does.
      uses Collections which are tags, ignores folder structure for library display
    • 2 limited file support
      Amazon Kindle Voyage supports fewer file types than the average eReader (13 vs 15).
    • 2 hours longer charging time
      Amazon Kindle Voyage charges more slowly than the average eReader (4 hours vs 2 hours). The average eReader charges in 2 hours.
      With 9W adapter, 4 with computer USB
    • 13.7% smaller battery capacity
      Amazon Kindle Voyage has a smaller battery than the average eReader (1,320 mAh vs 1,530 mAh). The average eReader battery has a capacity of 1,530 mAh.
    • 75% less storage
      Amazon Kindle Voyage offers less internal storage than the average eReader (4 GB vs 16 GB). The average eReader provides 16 GB of internal storage.
    • No USB Type-C
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not have USB Type-C, while the average eReader does.
    • No Bluetooth
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not have Bluetooth, while the average eReader does.
    • No Bluetooth audio
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support Bluetooth audio, while the average eReader does.
    • 7 year/s older release date
      Amazon Kindle Voyage is older than the average eReader (2014 vs 2021). The average eReader was released in 2021.
      November 2,014
    • Limited DRM support
      Amazon Kindle Voyage supports fewer DRM schemes than the average eReader (Amazon's proprietary DRM vs Adobe DRM, Readium LCP).
      What it is: Shows which copy-protection systems the device can open, such as Adobe DRM or store-specific protection.
      When it matters: When you buy or borrow books from multiple stores and need them all to open on one reader.

      Importance: HIGH

      Amazon Kindle Voyage supports fewer DRM schemes than the average eReader (Amazon's proprietary DRM vs Adobe DRM, Readium LCP).Amazon's proprietary DRM vs Adobe DRM, Readium LCP
    • No PDF reflow
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support PDF reflow, while the average eReader does.
      What it is: Can rearrange PDF text into a more readable, screen-sized layout instead of forcing the original fixed page.
      When it matters: When you read A4 documents, articles, or manuals on a smaller eReader screen.

      Importance: HIGH

      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support PDF reflow, while the average eReader does.
    • 2 hours longer charging time
      Amazon Kindle Voyage charges more slowly than the average eReader (4 hours vs 2 hours). The average eReader charges in 2 hours.
      With 9W adapter, 4 with computer USB
      What it is: The approximate time needed to recharge the battery from low to full.
      When it matters: When you often top up shortly before leaving and need the reader ready again quickly.

      Importance: MEDIUM

      Good value: <=3

      Amazon Kindle Voyage charges more slowly than the average eReader (4 hours vs 2 hours). The average eReader charges in 2 hours.4 hours vs 2 hours
    • No USB Type-C
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not have USB Type-C, while the average eReader does.
      What it is: Uses the reversible USB-C connector for charging and, on some models, wired data transfer.
      When it matters: When you want one shared cable standard for your reader, phone, and other travel gear.

      Importance: MEDIUM

      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not have USB Type-C, while the average eReader does.
    • No Bluetooth audio
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support Bluetooth audio, while the average eReader does.
      What it is: Confirms that Bluetooth can be used specifically for wireless audio output, not just for generic accessories.
      When it matters: When you plan to pair earbuds or a speaker for audiobooks or text-to-speech playback.

      Importance: MEDIUM

      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support Bluetooth audio, while the average eReader does.
    • Limited bookstore ecosystem
      Amazon Kindle Voyage uses the Amazon Ecosystem bookstore ecosystem, while the average eReader uses Android Open Ecosystem.
      Amazon Kindle Store ecosystem.
      What it is: Shows which built-in store or content platform the device is tied to for buying or downloading books.
      When it matters: When store selection, regional catalog access, or ecosystem lock-in will shape what you can read most easily.

      Importance: HIGH

      Amazon Kindle Voyage uses the Amazon Ecosystem bookstore ecosystem, while the average eReader uses Android Open Ecosystem.Amazon Ecosystem vs Android Open Ecosystem
    • No Bluetooth
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not have Bluetooth, while the average eReader does.
      What it is: Provides short-range wireless pairing for headphones, speakers, keyboards, page turners, or other accessories.
      When it matters: When you listen to audiobooks, use a remote page turner, or want cable-free accessories around the house.

      Importance: MEDIUM

      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not have Bluetooth, while the average eReader does.
    • No color temperature adjustment
      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support color temperature adjustment, while the average eReader does.
      What it is: Lets the front light shift between cooler and warmer tones instead of using one fixed white light.
      When it matters: When you read late at night and want a warmer page tone that feels gentler on your eyes.

      Importance: MEDIUM

      Amazon Kindle Voyage does not support color temperature adjustment, while the average eReader does.
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    Third-party reviews

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    3.8
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    4.4
    30 Reviews

    (Reviews last updated: Apr 2026)

    What customers like about Amazon Kindle Voyage?

    • High-resolution 300 PPI display provides incredibly sharp and clear text
    • Adaptive front light automatically adjusts to ambient lighting conditions
    • Slim, lightweight, and premium magnesium design for comfortable one-handed use
    • Flush glass screen prevents dust buildup and offers a modern tablet-like feel
    • Dedicated 'PagePress' sensors allow for easy page turning with haptic feedback
    • Uniform backlighting eliminates dark spots or uneven lighting issues found in older models

    What customers dislike about Amazon Kindle Voyage?

    • Premium price point makes it significantly more expensive than the Paperwhite
    • Lacks modern features like warm light and waterproofing
    • No memory card slot for expandable storage
    • Lack of native support for ePub file formats
    • Adaptive lighting sensor can sometimes make the screen too dark for some users
    • Battery life is generally shorter compared to contemporaneous Kindle Paperwhite models

    Expert reviews

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    sixcolors.com
    05/11/2014
    Kindle Voyage review - Six Colors

    The Kindle Voyage review on Six Colors highlights a superior, distraction-free reading experience featuring a sharp 300 PPI display and innovative, pressure-sensitive PagePress sensors for easy navigation. Key advantages include an adaptive front light that adjusts to ambient brightness, a flush-glass design for improved aesthetics and cleaning, and a thinner, lighter form factor...Read more

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    techwalls.com
    16/11/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage Review - the Best or the Worst eBook Reader?

    The TechWalls review of the Amazon Kindle Voyage highlights it as a premium device with a 300 ppi E Ink screen that closely mimics physical paper, though early units suffered from software errors. The device boasts a compact design, matte glass to reduce glare, and pressure-sensitive PagePress sensors, though the adaptive light feature was found to be unreliable, requiring manual...Read more

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    independent.co.uk
    10/12/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review: the best way to read since books

    The Independent’s review characterizes the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium "luxury" e-reader offering the sharpest 300-ppi E Ink display and a sleek, flush design. Key advantages include responsive "PagePress" haptic bezel sensors, an adaptive front light, and fast performance. While highly praised, the primary drawbacks are its high premium price point and a somewhat...Read more

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    theguardian.com
    27/11/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review: expensive but top quality e-reader

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    cnet.com
    20/10/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review: Amazon's second best e-reader

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    techadvisor.com
    16/11/2018
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review: Discontinued - Tech Advisor Would you like to see a comparison of these reviews to see which specific features like PageP...

    The Tech Advisor review positions the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium "Bentley of eReaders," highlighting its high-quality construction with a flush glass front and a crisp, 300 ppi display. Key features include the "PagePress" haptic sensors for easy one-handed page turning and a highly responsive, fast processor for seamless navigation. Pros include an exceptionally sleek...Read more

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    techradar.com
    07/11/2018
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review - TechRadar

    The TechRadar review identifies the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium e-reader, distinguished by a flush glass, 300 ppi E Ink Carta HD screen and innovative PagePress haptic sensors for one-handed page-turning. Key advantages include its exceptionally sharp display, adaptive front light, and lightweight, thin design. However, drawbacks include a high price point, underwhelming...Read more

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    expertreviews.co.uk
    02/07/2018
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review: A great e-reader, now replaced by the Oasis

    The Expert Reviews assessment of the Amazon Kindle Voyage highlights it as a premium device with a 300ppi Carta e-ink display, delivering exceptional sharpness and aflush-front design. Key pros include the responsive PagePress sensors for page turning and an adaptive front light that automatically adjusts brightness. However, the primary con is its high price point, which the review...Read more

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    theverge.com
    13/11/2017
    Editor's Choice: Kindle Voyage

    In a 2017 review, The Verge deemed the Amazon Kindle Voyage a premium, staff-favorite e-reader featuring superior build quality, including a flush glass screen and innovative PagePress haptic sensors for one-handed reading. Key advantages highlighted include a sharp 300 PPI display with uniform, adaptive lighting, and a lightweight, ergonomic design. However, the high $199 price...Read more

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    trustedreviews.com
    14/11/2017
    Kindle Voyage review: A luxurious reader

    The Amazon Kindle Voyage is a high-end, luxurious e-reader featuring a superior 6-inch, 300ppi E Ink display with adaptive front lighting. Its design is thinner and lighter than competitors, incorporating PagePress sensors for tactile haptic feedback page-turning. While praised for its performance, the high cost, lack of ePub support, and absence of a charger are considered...Read more

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    pcmag.com
    05/07/2017
    Amazon Kindle Voyage Review - PCMag

    The PCMag review highlights the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium e-reader featuring a sharp 6-inch, 300 ppi E Ink display and a durable magnesium back with a flush, anti-glare glass front. Key pros include the responsive PagePress haptic sensors for easy page-turning, an intelligent adaptive front light, and the extensive Amazon ebook ecosystem. However, the device is considered...Read more

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    stuff.tv
    19/03/2015
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review - Stuff

    The Amazon Kindle Voyage represents a premium, 7.6mm magnesium chassis e-reader featuring a flush glass display and innovative PagePress haptic sensors for one-handed navigation. It boasts a high-resolution 300ppi E Ink Carta display with adaptive, auto-adjusting front lighting and the comprehensive Kindle software ecosystem. However, significant drawbacks include a high price point...Read more

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    wired.com
    19/11/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review - WIRED

    The Amazon Kindle Voyage is identified as a "luxury" e-reader that offers a 300 ppi, high-resolution flush screen, making it the thinnest and lightest Kindle model at its release. While it features improvements like the PagePress haptic feedback page-turn sensors and an adaptive, dimming front light, the review questions whether these enhancements justify the significantly higher...Read more

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    uk.pcmag.com
    20/10/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage - PCMag UK

    The Amazon Kindle Voyage is a premium e-reader featuring a sharp 300 ppi display, adaptive front light, and PagePress haptic sensors for page turns, all within a thin, 0.30-inch magnesium body. Key cons include its high $199.99 price point, awkward rear power button placement, and lack of ePub support. While PCMag UK identifies it as a top-tier device, the review notes the Kindle...Read more

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    theverge.com
    20/10/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review

    The Kindle Voyage is a premium e-reader featuring a 300 ppi, flush-glass display, and "PagePress" haptic sensors for page turning, aimed at providing a superior reading experience. It boasts a thinner, lighter design with enhanced contrast and adaptive lighting, though its high price point makes it a luxury, rather than essential, upgrade from standard models. While praised for its...Read more

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    joesgeekfest.wordpress.com
    19/11/2014
    Amazon's Spectacular Kindle Voyage Field-Tested, Real World Review Would you like a comparison of how the Kindle Voyage screen resolution stacks up ag...

    The Kindle Voyage is presented as a premium, lightweight e-reader designed specifically for dedicated readers, offering a superior experience to tablets by eliminating distractions and reducing eye strain. Key advantages highlighted include a sharp, 300 PPI display that mimics print, and "PagePress" haptic sensors for seamless one-handed page turning, according to Joe's Geek Fest....Read more

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    davidhughes.org
    07/11/2014
    Kindle Voyage – A Quick Review

    David Hughes praises the Kindle Voyage for its premium, flush glass screen, which enhances both aesthetics and responsiveness compared to earlier models. The device features a 300ppi screen with superior anti-reflective etching, uniform lighting, and an ambient light sensor that includes a convenient "nightlight" feature. While the high-resolution display and intelligent brightness...Read more

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    uk.pcmag.com
    18/09/2014
    Hands On With Amazon's Super High-Res Kindle Voyage

    The PCMag UK review describes the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium e-reader featuring a 300-ppi, flush-front, micro-etched glass screen that provides exceptionally sharp text and reduces glare. It boasts a thin, 0.30-inch magnesium design with PagePress sensors for haptic page turns and an adaptive front light that is brighter and smarter than the Paperwhite. However, the $199...Read more

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    the-ebook-reader.com
    15/11/2014
    Kindle Voyage Review

    The Kindle Voyage review from The eBook Reader identifies the device as a premium, high-resolution e-reader whose high cost is difficult to justify over the Kindle Paperwhite. While initially skeptical, the reviewer ultimately praises its 300 ppi E Ink Carta display, flush glass design, and the innovative PagePress sensors for navigation. However, the review highlights notable cons,...Read more

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    gizmodo.com
    20/10/2014
    Kindle Voyage Review: The Best E-Reader Lots of Money Can Buy

    The Gizmodo review labels the Kindle Voyage the best e-reader at its time of release, praising the 300 PPI display and adaptive front-lighting for superior clarity. Key features include a slim 7.6mm design and PagePress bezel sensors, which provide haptic feedback for navigation. However, the high $199+ price point and relatively faster battery drain compared to previous Kindles are...Read more

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    computerbase.de
    27/02/2015
    Amazon Kindle Voyage Review: Premium E-Book Reader with...

    The ComputerBase review highlights the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium e-reader featuring a 300 ppi E Ink Carta display with exceptional sharpness, a flush glass front, and intelligent adaptive brightness, representing a significant upgrade over the Paperwhite. Its design is thinner and lighter, employing a magnesium alloy frame, and it introduces PagePress sensors, which provide...Read more

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    papierlos-lesen.de
    25/04/2026
    Review: Kindle Voyage • READING WITHOUT PAPER

    The Kindle Voyage is a premium e-reader featuring a flush 6-inch E Ink Carta display with a sharp 300 ppi resolution and an adaptive front light that automatically adjusts to ambient lighting conditions. Its standout PagePress technology adds haptic, pressure-sensitive sensors to the bezel for easier page turns, addressing the desire for physical buttons in a modern, lightweight...Read more

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    pcwelt.de
    25/11/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage vs. Tolino Vision 2 Comparison Review

    The PC-WELT review highlights the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium e-reader featuring a high-resolution 300 ppi display, adaptive light, and innovative "PagePress" haptic sensors. Pros include superior display quality, while cons center on its high price and a closed ecosystem limiting file formats. Conversely, the Tolino Vision 2 (noted alongside Shine in comparisons) is praised...Read more

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    stern.de
    29/01/2015
    Kindle Voyage vs. Tolino Vision 2: Stiftung Warentest puts them to the test

    In a 2015 comparison, Stiftung Warentest evaluated the Amazon Kindle Voyage and Tolino Vision 2, highlighting the Kindle's superior hardware—including a 300 ppi display, adaptive light, and "PagePress" sensors—against its restrictive, closed ecosystem. Conversely, the Tolino Vision 2 offered an open system compatible with German library services (Onleihe) and a waterproof...Read more

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    focus.de
    27/10/2014
    Mattings Product Test | Kindle Voyage: The Sharpest E-Reader

    The Kindle Voyage is reviewed as a premium, high-end e-reader featuring a 300 ppi E Ink Carta display with a flush glass front, providing superior text clarity and a modern, thin design. Key features praised in the analysis include the innovative PagePress haptic sensors for page-turning, an adaptive front light, and a glare-reducing micro-etched glass screen. While it sets a high...Read more

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    allesebook.de
    25/04/2026
    Kindle Voyage - eBook Reader - ALLESebook.de

    The Kindle Voyage represents a premium shift in Amazon’s e-reader lineup, prioritizing high-end build quality, a thin, light design, and a sharp 300 ppi E Ink Carta HD display with adaptive front light. Key benefits include the flush-front, micro-etched glass reducing glare and the innovative "PagePress" haptic bezel sensors, which allow for comfortable, easy page turning. However,...Read more

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    computerbild.de
    16/02/2015
    Amazon Kindle Voyage Review

    The Amazon Kindle Voyage is defined by a high-resolution 300 ppi display that delivers exceptional text clarity. Key design features include a flush glass front, a textured magnesium back, and innovative PagePress sensors for haptic page-turning. Pros include the superior, evenly lit screen, comfortable ergonomic design, and intelligent adaptive brightness. The device combines these...Read more

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    chip.de
    20/10/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage 3G (e-reader) review

    According to the CHIP review, the Amazon Kindle Voyage 3G stands out for its high-end design, featuring a flush, 6-inch 300 ppi E Ink Carta display and innovative "PagePress" sensors for tactile page turning. The device boasts superior portability, weighing only 188 grams, and includes an adaptive front light that automatically adjusts brightness to ambient conditions. Key...Read more

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    literaturcafe.de
    05/11/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage Review – The Top-Tier Reader

    According to a review from literaturcafe.de, the Amazon Kindle Voyage is positioned as a luxury, high-end e-reader featuring a flush 6-inch Carta E Ink HD display with a crisp 300 ppi resolution and excellent sunlight readability. Key functional highlights include PagePress sensors for haptic page-turning and an adaptive front light that automatically adjusts brightness, offering an...Read more

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    Kindle Voyage and Paperwhite: Size and Specifications Comparison

    The Allesebook.de review positions the Kindle Voyage as a premium, compact alternative to the Paperwhite, highlighting its smaller, lighter design (162x115x7.6mm, 180g) and flush glass front for improved ergonomics. Key advantages of the Voyage include haptic PagePress sensors for easier page turning and an ambient light sensor for automatic brightness, while offering a 300 PPI...Read more

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    tf1info.fr
    14/08/2015
    TEST - Amazon Kindle Voyage: a must-have, but at a price

    TF1 Info identifies the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium, "must-have" e-reader, highlighting its ultra-thin design, magnesium construction, and flush screen. Key advantages include an exceptionally sharp 300 ppi Carta e-ink display, adaptive front light, and PagePress haptic sensors for one-handed reading. While praised for its quality, the high price point constitutes the main...Read more

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    igen.fr
    08/12/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage Review

    The 2014 iGen.fr review highlights the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium "Rolls-Royce" e-reader, featuring a 300 ppi E Ink Carta screen, a flush glass front, and a lightweight magnesium design. Key functional pros include the innovative PagePress haptic sensors for easy page-turning and a superior, auto-adjusting adaptive ambient light sensor. However, the primary drawback...Read more

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    cnetfrance.fr
    20/08/2015
    Amazon Kindle Voyage review: Amazon's best e-reader yet

    The Amazon Kindle Voyage is positioned as a luxury, high-end e-reader, featuring a thin, lightweight design with a flush glass screen, a magnesium back, and innovative PagePress pressure-sensitive sensors for navigation. It boasts a superior 300 ppi E Ink Carta display with adaptive lighting, delivering excellent contrast and fast performance. While praised for its premium screen...Read more

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    journaldugeek.com
    29/06/2015
    Amazon Kindle Voyage Review

    The Journal du Geek review highlights the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium, lightweight e-reader featuring a flush 300 PPI display for superior, paper-like clarity and an adaptive front light that automatically adjusts brightness. Key hardware innovations include the PagePress sensor system for haptic, squeeze-based page turning and a magnesium back designed for a luxurious feel....Read more

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    lesnumeriques.com
    26/08/2015
    Amazon Kindle Voyage Wi-Fi Review: A Carta Screen with Perfect Contrast

    According to Les Numériques, the Amazon Kindle Voyage is a premium 6-inch e-reader featuring a high-resolution 300 PPI Carta screen and an effective adaptive lighting system. The device features a slim design with physical PagePress haptic sensors for easy navigation, alongside fast overall responsiveness. While offering a superior, high-quality reading experience, drawbacks include...Read more

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    lestechnos.be
    24/11/2014
    Kindle Voyage vs. Kindle Paperwhite: Overview and Review

    The Kindle Voyage is presented as a high-end, premium alternative to the more affordable Paperwhite, distinguished by its superior build quality, flushed glass-fronted design, and "PagePress" haptic-feedback sensors for page-turning. It also features an ambient light sensor for automatic brightness adjustment, though a primary drawback is its higher price point for these luxury...Read more

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    voyage-images.com
    24/08/2017
    Putting the Kindle Voyage to the test

    The Kindle Voyage is identified as a premium e-reader featuring a flush-glass, 300 PPI Carta display for exceptional, paper-like clarity. Key pros highlighted include the PagePress haptic sensors for easy one-handed navigation and an adaptive front light that automatically adjusts to ambient light conditions. Despite its superior build quality and compact design, the device is...Read more

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    gouforit.com
    13/01/2026
    Kindle Voyage Review: Such a shame they stopped making it

    The Kindle Voyage is a premium e-reader featuring a high-resolution 300 PPI display for exceptional text clarity, housed in a thin, lightweight design with a flush glass front. Key advantages include the innovative PagePress sensors for haptic-feedback page turns and an adaptive front light that adjusts to ambient lighting conditions. While highly regarded for its build quality,...Read more

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    computerhoy.20minutos.es
    27/06/2015
    Kindle Voyage: Review, Features, and Opinion

    The Computer Hoy review defines the Kindle Voyage as a premium, lightweight e-reader featuring a 6-inch, 300 ppi display that offers a crisp, paper-like reading experience. It highlights innovative PagePress sensors for easy page-turning and an adaptive front light that adjusts brightness based on ambient conditions. While the build quality is praised for its durable, slim design,...Read more

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    prensalibre.com
    01/08/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage and Paperwhite 3 Review

    Prensa Libre TV compares the premium Kindle Voyage with the budget-friendly Kindle Paperwhite 3, finding the Voyage to be a thin, 180-gram device with superior, flush-mounted screen technology, automatic brightness, and PagePress sensors, though it is expensive and prone to fingerprints. The Paperwhite 3 is positioned as the better value, sharing the same 300 PPI resolution and...Read more

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    giovannironci.it
    22/02/2016
    Kindle Voyage Review: Amazon's Ultimate E-reader

    Giovanni Ronci defines the Kindle Voyage as a premium, high-quality e-reader featuring a 300 ppi, flush-glass display and innovative PagePress haptic sensors for seamless page turning. Key advantages include an exceptionally light and thin design, paired with an adaptive front light that automatically adjusts brightness to the environment. Despite its superior screen clarity, the...Read more

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    macitynet.it
    27/09/2015
    A Brand New Kindle: Macitynet's Review of the Kindle Voyage

    The Kindle Voyage is a premium e-reader featuring a 6-inch 300 PPI E Ink Carta display with flush, micro-etched glass for enhanced clarity and glare reduction. It introduces PagePress sensors for haptic feedback, an adaptive front light with "Night Light" capability, and a magnesium alloy frame, making it the thinnest Kindle at the time of release. Pros include the exceptionally...Read more

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    tuttoandroid.net
    13/07/2015
    Kindle Voyage Review - TuttoAndroid

    The Kindle Voyage, reviewed by TuttoAndroid, is presented as a premium e-reader featuring a magnesium back and a flush 300 PPI Carta E Ink screen, offering a more luxurious, tablet-like feel compared to the Paperwhite. It introduces innovative PagePress sensors for squeeze-based page turning and an adaptive front light that automatically adjusts to ambient lighting conditions,...Read more

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    consumentenbond.nl
    18/03/2026
    Amazon Kindle Voyage 3G - Test, Reviews & Prices

    The Amazon Kindle Voyage 3G is a premium, high-end e-reader featuring a 6-inch 300 ppi Carta E-ink display with a flush glass front and adaptive lighting. Key features include PagePress haptic sensors for page turning and free 3G cellular connectivity for global downloads. Its premium, ultra-light build and superior screen contrast offer an exceptional, paper-like reading...Read more

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    vincenteverts.nl
    22/07/2015
    Kindle Voyage e-reader review | Vincent Everts

    In his review, Vincent Everts highlights the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium, high-end e-reader, praising its 300 ppi high-resolution screen for producing sharp, book-like text. The design is commended for being thinner and lighter than previous models, featuring a flush glass front and a solid magnesium back. Key advantages include the adaptive front light, which perfectly...Read more

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    consumentenbond.nl
    19/12/2014
    Amazon Kindle Voyage - Test, Reviews & Prices

    The Consumentenbond review highlights the Amazon Kindle Voyage as a premium e-reader, distinguished by its high-quality 300 ppi display and adaptive, even front lighting. Key features include "PagePress" haptic sensors for page-turning and a lightweight, thin design aimed at comfort. While offering excellent display quality, the device is limited by a high price point and lack of...Read more

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