Pros
- Svelte, lightweight design
Cons
- Lacks audio book support
Bottom Line
If you're already committed to Amazon but don't use any of the audio book features, this fourth-generation Kindle is a worthwhile upgrade over the third-generation Kindle for its featherlight weight and performance enhancements.
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