The Kindle Paperwhite (2024) is as good as an e-reader can get with its responsive interface, quick-turning pages, and lightweight design. While the Signature Edition features an ad-free lock screen and double the storage of the standard Paperwhite, the added features aren't worth its expensive price tag.

Last year, Amazon introduced a one-of-a-kind in-book writing experience for Kindle Scribe that allows you to start writing on the page of a book or reflowable document, and Active Canvas will automatically make space for your notes.

Amazon's rolling out some new features to some Kindle Scribe users, and they could change the tablet in a big way.

Whether your home is crowded with too many books or you simply want to bring an all-digital library on vacation, now’s a great time to invest in an e-reader for your at-home and on-the-go reading pleasure.

Amazon continues to update its Kindle Scribe line, this time with a side panel that makes note taking even easier, for all books