Amazon - Kindle Voyage - 6" - 4GB - 2014 - Black

I am very please with my Kindle Voyage. The size is perfect and the control lighting is exactly what I was looking for. Would recommend this to anyone.

The Kindle Voyage is always with my in my purse. It is light, compact and easy to hold. I still love hard cover books but now I don't have to carry around the books from my book club. Some of the books I would rather not have to keep up with anyway. And, I can jump back and forth between stories.

This Kindle is amazing. It is extremely readable in any condition, bright lights or dark. The auto dimming function is super and the size and weight is amazing.

Great for reading books. Print is easily readable. There are a couple of font sizes to adjust to your eyesight, as well as different font types to choose from. It's very easy to change them on the fly without going deep into settings. It has nice features, such as dictionary, where you can quickly check unfamiliar words while reading, create notes, or write and read reviews. Getting books to the reader is straightforward as well. If you have wi fi connection, all you need is to create account. The selected books will be automatically transferred to your reader. If you don't have wi fi, connecting the reader with USB cable should be enough, but make sure if that works before you buy it. Battery charge lasts for a few weeks. You don't have to worry to charge it every day. The charger is not included though. Either you can charge the reader through your computer or buy the charger. Charger is faster and more convenient. There are a lot of websites offering Kindle books, there's a big selection of free books to choose from too. Public libraries, Amazon, number of various websites provide wealth of readings for Kindle. Overall, I'm very satisfied with it. On negative note, I wish the screen was a little bigger, as I don't carry it around, and it's not cheap either.

This is definitely an improvement over the paperwhite, not sure is worth the premium though. While faster than paperwhite it is still way less responsive than an iPad, it is very hard to type on it (when searching or sharing on goodreads for instance). I like the navigation areas on the edge of the screen but I'm not crazy about them. I'm not sure what would be a better alternative but they are not all that comfortable while reading in bed. I guess a thumb swipe would still be better if the device would respond more nicely. I previously had a Paperwhite which got lost and I thought I'd better buy the latest kindle now. When I bought the paperwhite it has been an experiment, as I'm not an avid reader and I have a hard time reading paper book since I got surrounded by gadgets. I actually read few books on the paperwhite and I enjoyed it. So when I lost it (misplaced it) I was longing for it as I had few books I wanted to read. If this would be priced at least $50 cheaper I think it would be a 5 star proposition. Like it is now, it is a tad too expensive for the scope and the shortcomings. Closer to $100 it would be a sweet price. Prefered buying at BestBuy over Amazon as the loyalty programs are better (vs nonexistent) and I also used a movers coupon.

I've enjoyed the original Kindle (with keyboard) for many years, and it was finally time to upgrade. The light is great, and I use the page press buttons exclusively. Very happy with the size, weight, and appearance of this product.

I love to read books....paper and electronic (via my iPad), but had never owned a Kindle. When shopping at Best Buy, I mentioned to my husband that I might want to try a Kindle....went to another area and, when I returned, the Kindle VOYAGE was in our basket. OK so I though I would give it a try. I LOVE it! So compact, so easy to read my books and turn the pages without swiping or ??? I highly recommend the VOYAGE to existing and pending Kindle readers. So many great features in such a small package!

This is not a "game-changer", but a gradual improvement on the Paperwhite model. The software works pretty much the same. The chassis/body is a bit smaller and lighter w/o sacrificing screen size. The battery life is about the same. The resolution appears about the same, although the new lighting may or may not add to the readability, depending on the reader. It feels a bit sturdier - particularly the screen (I scratched a screen on a Paperwhite once). It has a more convenient off/on button. There are page-turn buttons with pressure adjustments in the software, which add convenience (no more flipping gestures on the screen, unless you like that stuff). Most importantly, it is pretty affordable - there is not a big price increase for the added features, as with the Oasis model.