Kindle (2024)
Amazon
Kindle (2024)
The default first e-reader. Slow, closed, and still the one most people should buy.
34 devices in the catalog
E-readers, note tablets, phones, pocket devices, watches, monitors, and electronic shelf labels. Street prices as of September 2026. Adjacent (not E Ink) tech is labeled.
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Kindle (2024)
Amazon
The default first e-reader. Slow, closed, and still the one most people should buy.
Kindle Paperwhite (12th gen)
Amazon
The most complete dedicated reader you can buy without thinking about ecosystems.
Kindle Colorsoft
Amazon
The most polished color Kindle. Covers look like covers. Body text still prefers Carta.
Kindle Scribe (2024)
Amazon
A superb Kindle that also takes notes — not a full paper tablet.
Kobo Clara BW
Kobo
The open Paperwhite. OverDrive, EPUB, and a Carta 1300 panel in a pocketable shell.
Kobo Clara Colour
Kobo
The cheapest good color reader. Library comics without a Kindle account.
Kobo Libra Colour
Kobo
Page-turn buttons, a stylus, and Kaleido 3. The color reader we actually carry.
PocketBook Verse Pro Color
PocketBook
Europe’s file-format omnivore, now in color. Ugly software, beautiful compatibility.
Boox Go 7
Onyx Boox
A 7-inch Carta 1300 Android reader. Install Kindle, Kobo, and Libby on the same glass.
Bigme B6 Pro
Bigme
A 6-inch color tablet that thinks it is a phone. Fast refresh, loud spec sheet.
reMarkable 2
reMarkable
Still the thinnest paper stand-in. No light, no store, no apology.
reMarkable Paper Pro
reMarkable
Gallery 3 color with a front light, in the most stubbornly focused OS in e-paper.
reMarkable Paper Pro Move
reMarkable
Pocket Gallery 3. The Paper Pro argument, reduced to a bag that already holds a novel.
Supernote Nomad
Supernote
The best small notebook if you care about files you will still open in a decade.
Supernote Manta
Supernote
The 10.7-inch reason people leave reMarkable. Light, sharp, and serious about notes.
Boox Note Air 5C
Onyx Boox
The Android color notebook to beat. Kaleido 3, a real stylus, and every PDF app.
Boox Go 10.3
Onyx Boox
A light 10.3-inch Carta Android slab with no front light. The anti-Note-Air.
Viwoods AIPaper
Viwoods
A Carta 1300 Android notebook with on-device AI gimmicks that sometimes help.
Boox Palma 2
Onyx Boox
A phone-shaped Carta 1300 reader. The device we actually put in a jacket.
Hisense A9
Hisense A10
Hisense
Carta 1300 on the face, optional magnetic LCD on the back. The 2026 Hisense argument.
Bigme Hibreak Pro
Bigme
A color e-ink phone that is fast enough. Kaleido grain included.
Bigme Hibreak Dual 2
Bigme
Two faces: Carta and LCD, magnetically swapped. Clever, thick, and not cheap.
Light Phone II
Minimal Phone
Pebble 2 Duo
Core Devices
E-paper on the wrist, revived. Notifications without an OLED torch.
FES Watch U
FES / Sony
A flexible e-paper strap that changes outfit. More object than instrument.
Withings ScanWatch 2
Withings
Not E Ink — Memory LCD. Listed because people ask, and the battery is the point.
Dasung Paperlike 253
Dasung
The 25-inch Carta desk. Coding and long prose without a glowing rectangle.
Dasung Paperlike Color
Dasung
A 13-inch Kaleido monitor. Color for charts, grain for everything else.
Boox Mira 13.3
Onyx Boox
Boox’s 13-inch Carta monitor. Easier to find than Dasung, a little less obsessive.
Boox Mira Pro 25.3
Onyx Boox
Boox’s 25-inch Carta 1300 desk panel. The Dasung alternative with a calmer storefront.
E Ink Spectra 6 poster
E Ink
Saturated pigment color for retail. Not a reader. The reason grocery prices never flicker.
Electronic shelf label
Various
The highest-volume e-paper product on earth. A price tag that lasts a legislature.
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