Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition 32GB (2026 model)
Amazon · Model Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition (2026)
- Screen (diagonal)
- 7 in
- Pixel density (black and white)
- 300 ppi
- Colour screen
- No
- Adjustable warm light
- Yes
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Amazon Kindle Colorsoft 16GB (2026 model)
The same 7-inch 300 ppi body at 6.8 mm with a warm light, IPX8, 32 GB against 16 and an auto-adjusting front light, for $40 less. There is no colour, and it is heavier at 229 g against 204. Amazon lists up to 12 weeks of battery against 8.
Better
- Base storage: 32 GB vs 16 GB
Matches
- Screen (diagonal)
- Pixel density (black and white)
- Adjustable warm light
- Waterproof (IPX8)
- Thickness
Gives up
- No colour screen
- Weight: 229 g vs 204 g
Full specifications
As Amazon publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Screen (diagonal)
- 7 in
- Pixel density (black and white)
- 300 ppi
- Colour screen
- No
- Adjustable warm light
- Yes
- Waterproof (IPX8)
- Yes
- Base storage
- 32 GB
- Weight
- 229 g
- Thickness
- 6.8 mm
- Physical page-turn buttons
- Not listed
- Installs third-party apps
- Not listed
- Battery as listed
- Up to 12 weeks (half an hour a day, light at 13); auto-adjusting front light
Source: www.amazon.com
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