The device is thin (0.32 inches) and lightweight (7.23 ounces), and has the dimensions (6.9 x 4.9 inches) of a small paperback, with a textured backing and bezel around the screen to hold onto.
Even changing fonts and other settings are done quickly. Some touchscreen e-readers have a lag time between tapping the screen and the page-turning, but this is not an issue with the Paperwhite. The Paperwhite is very responsive to page-turning, which uses an onscreen gesture instead of physical buttons. The adjustable brightness has 24 settings, but I found that keeping it on 13 (which is Amazon's recommended setting) is perfect during the day and at night. The 2021 Paperwhite's larger 6.8-inch touchscreen is a nice improvement over the 2018 model's 6-inch screen, and the 17 LED front lights and 300-ppi-resolution make it the crispest-looking e-reader screen I've read on. To turn a page, you tap on the screen instead of pressing a button. The latest version has a larger screen that's bright and crisp for easier reading. Like all Kindle ereaders, the Paperwhite has a minimalist design with few buttons.
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