It doesn’t feel as secure to hold as some of the larger, and more expensive, ebook readers out there, and the lack of a textured rear panel can make it feel a little hard to grip onto. However, some people may not enjoy holding and reading on such a small device. For short-haul flights where you’re limited to the amount of luggage you can bring on board, this could again be a great feature, as it takes up less space than even a rather slim book. The Kindle (2022) can easily slip into a bag, or even a pocket, and you’d hardly notice it’s there. This makes it an excellent choice for travellers who want to take something to read while they globetrot. It’s now smaller and lighter than ever before, and weighs just 158g, with measurements of 6.2-inches x 4.3-inches x 0.32-inches (157.8 x 108.6 x 8.0 mm). The Kindle (2022) comes with a new design, and some changes are very welcome… and some less so. (Image credit: TechRadar) Kindle (2022) review: Design and display If you’re a regular user of Amazon's different services, though, then the Kindle’s integration with the huge retailer will likely appeal. It remains more affordable than its chief competitor, the Kobo Clara 2E, although the rival offers a few more features that the 2022 Kindle misses out on. While this makes the Kindle (2022) the cheapest current model, it does represent a price increase over the previous model, which sold for £69.99 / $89.99 / AU$139. The new Kindle (2022) is Amazon’s most affordable ereader, and costs $99.99 / £84.99 for the model with adverts on the lockscreen – there's no ad-supported version of the Kindle in Australia. No ad-supported version for Australia (RRP of AU$179).Kindle (2022) review: Price and availability Amazon Kindle 2022 (Black) at Amazon for $119.99 (opens in new tab).

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