The Secret behind E-ink Displays - Durability Test!

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[@lukasrohrmoser3213]

Gotta love when a video starts with a 2 min ad

[@mtlvmpr]

Ok?

[@ItsJakeJake]

let him get that bread

[@wireablesheep1338]

Bros just getting that bag

[@Patrik2166]

@@ItsJakeJake Yea for 80% of destruction... I mean hey I can do what he does so?

[@The_BF4_Guy]

Thanks for 2 min show me that good Produkts don’t need advertise. If a Produkt need an AD on KZbin it sucks so bad. Thumbs down

[@MrUnknownXD]

Zack: snaps the stylus in half Kindle: **nervous sweating**

[@jwalster9412]

Apple: *hastily taking screen shots*

[@I_killed_that_beard_guy]

Who are you Mr Unknown? 🤔

[@mjombanorman]

😂😂

[@kingofmonsters7452]

Meanwhile Grandma crying in Corner

[@EpicBunty]

bad one bud

[@smlgd]

The display keeping its contents even after dying is pretty intrinsic to how e-ink works: unlike LCD or OLED, an e-ink pixel doesn't need any power to keep its state, once the pixel is set it remains like that until you force it to change with an electric field. This is why the kindle screen-off mode is a wallpaper instead of just blank screen, it uses no battery to keep it like that. Physically each pixel is made of charged black and white floating balls that move around when you apply an electric field. Once the electric field ceases they stay put, you only need the field to make them move. The reason it needs to "blink" to either black or white on a refresh is because it's very hard to go from one gray value to another with precision, so you'd have a lot of ghosting

[@mustafahussein5599]

Is it less harmful than regular bluelight tablets?

[@smlgd]

@@mustafahussein5599 You mean like emitting harmful lights to the eye? Definitely, because e-ink itself only reflects the outside light, doesn't reflect it. Some kindle models include a white LED "backlight" as well which I don't have a clue if is any different from regular LCD backlights but it's surely much less intense

[@mikethespike056]

​@@mustafahussein5599Blue light isn't harmful. But it can tire your eyes. E-ink will not.

[@mustafahussein5599]

@@mikethespike056 does e ink has screen flickering (pmw)?

[@fleurdeliseffxiv1580]

@@mustafahussein5599 only when refreshing to the next state, once the picture is set that it its not gonna do anything

[@xile6]

I always thought eink was pretty crazy tech. They use them in stores for price tags now. And it does not even need power. Simply use NFC to change it to what you want and then it stays like that. Pretty cool tech. I do hope to see it in more things

[@k1cos_]

A wirelessly charging smartwatch would be dope

[@siciarmat]

I'm really impressed how calm you are while slowly squeezing life out of this kindle.

[@EvokerKing]

thats probably why he buys 2 of them

[@midogaming2141]

It’s voice over boomer

[@dumbavocado5305]

@@midogaming2141 i feel like very few humans know that it is a voice over and a lot of people think that he is speaking while destroying

[@juxtapos1034]

.his narration and voice is half the reason i watch his videos

[@davidyang9902]

First time seeing e-ink teared down under the plastic screen: very impressive how much it looks like a printed piece of paper! The way it bends without breaking is uncanny

[@ericgbt]

kinda like live continuous printing until it dies, the last print is then permanent un-eraseable. Old tech but good tech

[@ChingonLimon]

Being an owner of the Scribe myself you have giving me the satisfaction of knowing what’s inside and saving my Scribe from a fate years down the road.

[@meandmyfish5353]

i love how the most watched part is where the ad ends

[@Evotionn]

contrary to popular belief, that "most watched part" is actually the most skipped to part. where people take the red dot from the duration bar and move it. also who puts a sponsor at the start??? no one cares anyway just put it at the end

[@cverde1234]

I love how you make us understand how durable are the items you test though I hate watching perfectly good items get ruined. I'm conflicted between these two feelings every time I watch your videos.

[@egheltzer]

think about is a perfectly good item one that a man can snap in half

[@TheRockkyLeeProdigialys]

I think that, from the perspective of someone who is capable and wants to buy one, this guys serves as a very good helping hand to prevent you to spend money on something that might be not very durable. But seeing this in the perspective of someone who doesn't have much money to spend on these thinks, it kinda sucks... I love Jerry's videos, but I also feel the same as you.

[@tbuk8350]

@@TheRockkyLeeProdigialys A great example of this is the recent Pixel Fold video. If someone accidentally sits on that phone while it's open, the phone is dead. That's very helpful to learn, even though I would've gladly taken that phone myself rather than see it be destroyed lmao.

[@5falltv895]

@@TheRockkyLeeProdigialyshated these channels as a kid love them now that im buying the stuff

[@jayboyplayboy5229]

This must be one of the most interesting tear downs in a while. The fact that the screen 'etches' the last page on the display when it dies is just amazing. Love your videos. When you work in It and read for a living, e-books is the way to go.

[@kbhasi]

Yep! I remember when I brought a Kobo Aura with a cracked screen to repair, and the screen cracked while in sleep mode. As Kobo e-readers display the cover of the last read book on the screensaver by default while in sleep mode (they had that feature for many years before Kindle did), I could tell after some searching that the last book that the previous owner read on it was 'Devil's Bride' by Stephanie Laurens. It was already reset when I got it, and when I set it up, it automatically re-downloaded the last book I read on my working Aura, which was 'Flember: The Secret Book' by Jamie Smart. In sleep mode, it looked weird because only around the lower ¼ or so of the display was working. It was so funny to me seeing how wildly different our reading interests were, that I took a photo of the cracked screen.

[@burn30363]

Been whatching for years. Love the commentary and the terdowns. I've shown my kids you're videos and it's great to see the curiosity light up en ther eyes.

[@kenfreeman8888]

I like to read real books regularly, especially on my "screen free Saturdays" -- no electronic screens one day a week. But I love my ebook collections too, especially when out and about. I found your channel recently. Cool videos.

[@chibuikepeters889]

9:25 “even in death this e-ink display is taking it’s job seriously” That part got me rolling 😅😂

[@bhagyodayavyas4271]

What left me suprised was how realistic the text looked while breaking of the glass, just like it was printed on a paper. Tech has literally come a long way.

[@BlunderDownUnder]

I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@E-hab]

E-ink displays are not new.

[@joeldowell5059]

@@E-hab the pixel density of the e-ink displays is, though. If you did the same thing to an e-reader from 10 years ago, it would look much more pixelated than it does in this video, because there weren't as many e-ink pixels in them.

[@SolidCoreBlack]

it is like live ink

[@Summer-xu8qu]

@@joeldowell5059 It's not new either, the paperwhite 3 from 2015 has a 300ppi e-ink display

[@AnudeepAD]

Wow, Jerry, This is the only channel for the accurate information about tech and what's inside it before purchasing; moreover, we wait till you break it and decides whether buy or not. Thanks mate.

[@r3dknight932]

Gotta admit, you've become wayyy smoother in your script while changing topics and I love it... been following for so long and haven't let me down whenever I want to relax and see some destroyed phones xD

[@Jaaxfo]

Interesting to note, this is not actually backlit. EInk doesn't allow light to come through well, as alumina particles are used for the white part of the screen. As such, these are front-lit, and using a neat bit of etching on the inside of the front cover to distribute that light evenly. Love seeing these teardowns, always does a great job to let us know how careful we need to be with any given device

[@LudwigBjornson]

Nerddd

[@elshazaliibrahim2892]

Don't contact this 👆🏽 It is scam

[@priyankarvidwans6721]

Its fascinating to see how the e-ink display works! Since the pixels retain their color, it basically consumes power only when interacting with the screen. Amazing!

[@ddnava96]

Each pixel is a capsule with white and black particles. The device controls those particles with magnets and once they're moved they stay the same until the device moves them again

[@lauran3244]

@@ddnava96 so cool

[@RodrigoLourencoFarinha]

I tweeted you years ago asking for a tear down of a Kindle. Thank you for that. Now I can rest in peace knowing what's inside.

[@Legendsidpro]

I really liked the way how Zack takes his time and explains even the smallest details Love ur vids !!👍👍👍👍

[@tumelin]

I almost always prefer a physical book to read, but the kindles with e-ink displays are pretty convenient and easy on the eyes to read. It's really cool to see the inside of the screen and how it was still displaying its image after being destroyed.

[@SICresinwrks]

@@xXGeth270Xx the convenience is great for sure, I prefer physical books also, but like you ive read a ton of books digitally that I probably wouldn't have if I needed to get the physical copy. It also helps a buddy showed me an app where I can download almost any book for free from brand new titles to pretty much anything you can think of lol

[@chirantanborah-rh6hn]

​@@SICresinwrks Z library?

[@SICresinwrks]

@@chirantanborah-rh6hn yes I think that's the one, haven't been on it in a while so I'm not 100% sure without looking but if its a different one ill let you know its name

[@SICresinwrks]

@@chirantanborah-rh6hn i just went to check and realized it was shutdown, went to check reddit for an alternative and somebody figured out a work around so I was able to log in

[@Mrmongoose64]

E-ink displays have always been fascinating to me. The fact that they can maintain the same image (rather than just displaying one solid colour) even when disconnected or broken is just crazy to me.

[@Alt_Tab1]

But it's not developing at all...

[@syedmuhammadsameer8299]

When you understand how they work, it stops blowing your mind so much. What blows your mind at that point is how tf did they mange to do this is at such a small scale😥

[@JatPhenshllem]

@@syedmuhammadsameer8299 Exactly

[@Kobratero]

@@syedmuhammadsameer8299 like many great inventions it was mostly a matter of trial and error and an accidental eureka.

[@ToxicMothBoi]

I mean its pretty much little cells that cange colors based on voltage. After voltage is applied they keep the color because they dont need a charge to keep their color like led's do

[@jaymofle]

keep up the great work always enjoy watching your durability test videos

[@ChankkSaotome]

Genuinely interesting tech, E-Ink, and great teardown and explanation of durability.

[@Miles7955]

Impressive! I honestly never thought that the pixels stay in their last known state, even when being delaminated from the screen's environment!

[@HarounElloumi]

That's the buty of e-ink, pixel need électricity only to change his status, not to keep it, it's more like a hard drive, that's why battery life on e-ink devices IS so huge, coz when the page IS refreshed, screen don't need électricity anymore, even if you remove thé battery, screen will stay on,see the beginning of the vidéo, screen was already on...same on all e-ink devices.

[@beaniiman]

yeah, e-ink has been around quite a while but it has so many limitations its not wildly adopted. The cheapest kindel uses it though and its a joy to read on. I am looking for the color needed for comics that they have shown as new tech since 2002. I guess when nobody reads its hard to spend the money to develope. 8k screens nobody can tell the difference on with terrible audio is where the money is.

[@PaulReed]

I'm impressed by how quick it is while taking notes. I expected to see the same delay as you get when scrolling pages from the refresh rate. I wonder if it could be used for taking notes in general or a very expensive "To Do" list.

[@elshazaliibrahim2892]

Don't contact this 👆🏽 It is scam

[@Trumpet-88mph]

I got a different one lol

[@PaulReed]

@@elshazaliibrahim2892 Oh yeah I'm aware. Thank you for looking out for others though :)

[@legotechnic27]

If I remember correctly, that's because the pen can directly change the state of the screen. It pulls the "blackness" towards the screen, something to do with the charge of the black pigment. At least if I'm not mistaken.

[@unliving_ball_of_gas]

@@legotechnic27 The black pigments in the screen are actually metal dust. So having sonething to do with magnets makes sense.

[@parmeetplayinggames]

i read books on ocassional basis. Your videos are really informative and i recommended your channel too almost all of my friends. Thanks

[@mohammedsaadriaz6707]

I even follow your other videos and Twitter. I genuinely like you as a man! ❤

[@DanielPoxV]

It’s fascinating how the text stays even after powering off and being ripped apart. Backlight is handy, since reading in the dark is otherwise impossible

[@marioluigi9599]

I mean... it's not really fascinating. It's not LED. It's just ink that stays on the screen, just like how ink stays on paper. How is that fascinating?

[@DanielPoxV]

@@marioluigi9599 Thank you, I appreciate your positive and helpful comment. I find the technology behind it interesting. It’s fascinating to me. Let others be excited. 👍🏻

[@marioluigi9599]

@@DanielPoxV Well it's pretty old. Can't believe you haven't seen it before. It's been around for like 20 years. And apparently they still haven't managed to make a colour version yet.

[@DanielPoxV]

@@marioluigi9599 I have seen it before. There are in fact a number of different color versions, from different manufacturers.

[@marioluigi9599]

@@DanielPoxV Well I don't think there's anything like that from amazon or the like

[@eugeniaulloasolano1093]

I've been a kindle user for almost 5 years now, and it has changed my life in so many ways! It was so interesting to see the durability test on a kindle! Thank you so much for your content!

[@anshumansingh9935]

Nice!! I have always wanted to see inside a kindle but never had the courage to break apart my own unit...now I know how the e-ink display looks from underneath. Thanks.

[@DouglasFenwick]

Really cool to see the tear down of a kindle. I would be interested in seeing more unique tech tear downs!

[@kingbbarry]

E-readers have always been fascinating to me. Mainly because as the years have gone by, they are still, for the most part, still operating in the same way as they were 15 years ago. Fun stuff, always a pleasure Jerry.

[@man_eating_monkey]

To be fair iPhones are also operating in the same way as they were 15 years ago.

[@Ev.FromMars]

They pretty much nailed e-readers from the start. They are really good at what they were intended for.

[@Drsavation]

that's called a monopoly, amazon uses swings its bick money phallus to sell these things at a loss and lock people into buying non existant books for their "e-readers", thus, no competition developed over the last years.

[@jamiewood3886]

Performed way better than expected. The bend tests always make me cringe!

[@Elreddo]

Genuinely fascinating seeing the constrcution of that display. I'm a product designer by profession but this is the first time I've seen an e-ink display actually torn apart!

[@wolffe6044]

This is a cideo I didn't know I needed. I've always been curious about e ink tablets, but never actually bothered to look onto it.

[@EyeofZai]

Great video! This is my first time seeing this channel and I definitely enjoyed it. If you wanna learn more about the potential advanced civilization at the end of the last ice age, I’d recommend miniminuteman’s videos on it, or just learning about the Mississippi culture who built Serpent Mound.

[@xmx9793]

*Screen unresponsive after bending front and back* 8:32 Zack: let's find out why

[@WillStoneham]

Always amazed by e-ink. The Scribe looks pretty impressive! Thanks for the teardown

[@UKSTOCKONLINE]

Thanks for another informative video. Always interested in how things work inside

[@Jujukungfu]

Love the "let's find out" parts of this

[@luaoctaviano8937]

the speed with which the ink appears when using the stylus is quite impressive. seems like e-readers are getting their glow up

[@AyaKho]

This is because the black (on a white background) and white (on a black background) ink particles are being directly lifted up by the stylus instead of reacting through a digital interface leading to functionally no latency. Which is good because this is a technology that considers 14hz an extremely high refresh rate. This isn't actually new! Its been standard on the high-end for years now.

[@rescueferret8834]

@@AyaKho this is incorrect. They use EMR technology like many Wacom tablets to sense where the pen is and then they have optimized the partial screen refresh to respond to the sensed pen position quickly.

[@mike-carrigan]

I bought the first paperwhite with a built in light in 2010. It has been on 3 overseas combat tours and I still use it today. You can tell the battery has suffered a little but I still love it.

[@cj6291]

Been subbed for years, going to college soon and these look like a great deal

[@breabanionut9872]

Gotta like your work mate!!

[@Sniffy1975]

A very interesting tear down Zach, Ive had a kindle paper white for years and I've sometimes wondered what the e-ink displays look like on the inside. I'm not sure that i would have a use for the scribe version but the durability test was impressive.

[@andreacasoni3406]

E-ink displays are kinda fascinating with a completely different way to use pixels and interact with the screen. Good job Jerry!

[@saifularefeen3791]

Love your voice as always!

[@victorholiv]

Seeing the screen displaying text after it's been torn apart is actually so interesting

[@z31415]

Great video as always! One nitpick - it's not the first e-ink tablet for both reading and writing (0:15), just Amazon's first e-ink tablet for reading and writing. Other brands have been making similar products for a while.

[@suvtropics]

Ages

[@Epin-Ephrine]

Your videos have helped me stay away from things that could harm my devices with solid knowledge of what will harm them. Thank you for making these; I've been a long time fan!

[@mdzinnunuddin8855]

going to get a kindle soon, the sound of writings with a pen seems soothing 😊

[@naterab8552]

boy i do just love reading a good book snuggled on my couch whilst it rains

[@SapientGalaxy]

E-ink displays are definitely really cool and it's nice seeing some research and development being put into actually improving and expanding upon what they're capable of. While a lot of people seem to prefer the physical feel of real books and they're not going away anytime soon, having a convenient alternative when carrying around a bunch of books isn't very feasible is nice.

[@kbhasi]

Yes! I don't have a lot of storage for physical books, and I don't want to bring the ones I have out of the house!* I read physically at home, and digitally when I'm out. On top of that, some of the books I read aren't available digitally and I'd instead have to rely on public libraries or buying my own copies of the books I want to read, so yes, I do make some exceptions. Not only that, but some of the books I read don't have good digital editions, like if a publisher released an illustrated novel in reflowable text formats (like what's used for novels) rather than print-replica formats (like what's used for comics). *Unless they're pre-owned copies that already had pages curling and such when I got them, like with my copies of stuff like Kitty Quest and Ace Agent Spycat. I try to keep my physical copies of stuff like Agent 9 and Adventuremice pristine! (I had those from new)

[@bitcrusherNOOP]

pretty neat kindle, love the addition of the stylus.

[@CervidaeCider]

I’d love to see you review the ReMarkable 2 tablet, something that’s in direct competition with the Kindle Scribe. I own one myself, so I also just have affinity to seeing something I rely on daily for taking notes in college get obliterated by your testing 😂

[@NikTek]

4:55 Zack: The stylus supposedly never needs to be charged and has no internal batteries of it's own Me: Hmm I wonder how they manage to make it work without any batt... Zack: Snaps it in half* Me: Oh okay

[@ToNielson]

yeah

[@tamasynmaeve9125]

Love what you and your wife do to make the world more accessible for those in need. You are wonderful people Zack, thank you for doing good in the world.

[@r0kus]

I don't have a Scribe but have been using Kindle PaperWhites for almost a decade. I'm on my third one now, so obviously I'm a satisfied customer. One point concerning battery life -- the ratings you quoted are for standby operation. If you are actively reading, especially in the dark with backlit LEDs on, you have to charge every few days, not every few weeks. But if the Kindle is just sitting on your desk unused, it does maintain charge for a very long time.

[@juno5756]

so interesting to see what the flipping and static pixels of an eink device really look like! it really looks like a printed layer

[@jopp3786]

Love pretty much any video you do, from tech reviews to the wheelchair projects to diy solar. Thank you for all you put out into the world!

[@martinnorland8986]

Agree with others, I did not expect it to survive the bend test nearly as well as it did. Very interesting indeed!

[@hidejekill9769]

I love your videos, Jerry!

[@DanyAlanisDan97]

It is really interesting to see how the screen works from the inside

[@saudulhassan]

The most interesting part of the video is in the end at 9:30 where the text reads "The effect remains.." Lol

[@user-li8rm3qj4b]

8:49 When you forgot its ebook but you needa turn the page!

[@BisTechHydro]

Dig into color e-ink next! Would love to see a teardown showdown between the BigMe inknote color and the BOOX tab ultra c.

[@utkarshsaxena3511]

We get a chance to look inside the Hi-Tech gadgets through your video. And your humorous sentence framing also helps me to improve my English.

[@harrymalinowski]

Honestly, I've always been pretty confused by how e-ink displays work, but this actually explained it pretty well. Yet another great durability test!

[@elshazaliibrahim2892]

Don't contact this 👆🏽 It is scam

[@maneshyadav9990]

I'm very impressed and satisfied by your teardowns than any other out there.Thanks man!

[@CS-si8kl]

Haven't read a book in a long time. Will read when I get this device from you.

[@fiftypeachy]

sneaky Zack: 9:15 "...which are still amazingly turned on. These 16 shares of gray don't mess around."

[@dejaud]

E Ink is still an incredibly fascinating piece of tech! Great video as always, Zack.

[@ammarahmed797]

Good

[@Mikey5_is_alive]

I love reading at the pool, nothing better than getting warm and cooling off between chapters

[@rohitslb7455]

Crazy Crazy . . . . . dig in. Thanks for this knowledge.

[@chenj4359]

It’s actually quite cool seeing an eInk display being disassembled or rather broken down to see the insides, would love to see more eInk tests in the future when the tech becomes more advanced!

[@tubepjmaster]

Awesome content as always. It's fascinating to me how e-ink technology is progressing.

[@Phil-Boy94]

i would use such a device to reduce the need of paper at my work. would be so easy with this thing! Nice work btw.

[@user-em7bg5yf1e]

you partner is very lucky to have u.... respect man

[@jnog_me]

Always been impressed with e-ink devices and I enjoy my Kindle a lot. It looks like the stylus was quite responsive considering the low refresh rate of the screen. Thanks for another great video!

[@Dimadrums]

Always fun watching your videos. Pretty fascinating how the internals look when the screen is peeled away. Always learning. Thank you!!

[@dlorean63]

seeing the ink stay even when te whole thing was destructed was awesome

[@user-007o]

That is an amazing tab i wish i had one it would really help me focus on studying

[@thisismelsemail1217]

I've never seen an E-Ink display torn down like that. Actually super interesting how thin everything is and that the pixels stay in there orientation no matter what happens to the display. I've always been interested in a larger E-Ink display for reading because the regular kindle is just too small for my liking. But I've always steered away because of the $300+ price tag of this thing.

[@CoreDreamStudios]

Jerry, thank you for the hardware durability testing. I am impressed on how it survived the bending almost and the burn test, pretty cool. I am a student (at home) software engineer and comp. sci person in the making and have been getting more deeper into programming books. I don't own a laptop, but something like this would be perfect for PDF's, eBooks, and it would replace my thousand of pages of paper notes I got laying around loose and bounded. Hopefully this goes on sale sooner or later like around $320 or less for the 16GB version. Good content as usual. 🙂

[@rajaassad4163]

Love your videos dude

[@EnigmaOfAnubis]

I have never been one to shutter at the sounds of nails on a chalk board or anything like that. But the damn sound of you etching the book drawing on the back made me grit my teeth.

[@isaiahday2592]

That was a very impressive bend test! I'd definitely consider getting one of those for myself when the price goes down as I do a lot of reading.

[@michaelschrodt1]

I’m excited for where e-ink tech goes! Colored e-ink obviously has a lot of potential as does note taking ability, but progress has been frustratingly slow. There are some interesting videos about why the progress has been so slow (I think @TechAltar has a video about this), but there is hope that progress could come faster! Nice work, Zack!

[@leonstechtalks]

the e-ink display is just awesome

[@michaelstevenson5044]

It's genius how simple the design of the pen is. Really using the power of electromagnetism at work here. A very accurate stylis with very little expense for Amazon

[@DerKomischeTyp]

5:32 Thanks for always keeping the audio crystal clear for us audiophiles, Zack

[@dilkclub]

always where i stop his videos 😇

[@RyanGrantier]

Always love the durability tests - I can't beleive how long this thing lasted!

[@GuyManley]

I've had the small kindles. About 3 of them. For a while I was just upgrading and giving the old ones to friends and family. Haven't found a reason to go newer than the paper white 11. But this massive display would be great for graphic novels.

[@lizbetitziar4121]

I am new to this channel and I almost had a heart attack. Thought it was a normal unboxing/review video! Definitely subscribed!

[@Trumpet-88mph]

I've owned the base model 2019 kindle for a while now and have had no issues. It definitely became a reading motivator for me because I used to hate holding a book open while holding a reader viewer over the page to keep focus in different lighting. Also, converting documents to AZW3 is relatively with ease. I may eventually invest in one of the kindle scribes, but for now I am very happy with my product. Great video; you got a new subscriber.

[@Trumpet-88mph]

Watch out for scam bots BTW

[@sikendratejamunipally2381]

E-ink displays are slowly getting better and better! Nice to see an alternative to normal types.

[@vincentdansereau1730]

I used to read books before sleep now i need to listen your voice

[@CloroxBleach0]

I was surprised when you mentioned the display is backlit, I always thought the idea was to use no backlight at all to make it look more like a book… Anyway great video as always and good luck everyone with the giveaway!

[@carcar5479]

Love seeing art class come back! Who else wants to see art class come back on glass phones with level 6 deeper grooves? If they want to take away our scratch-able backs, we will adapt!

[@VectorAdw]

Thinking really hard about replacing my paperwhite 3 with this one. After all other upgraded versions this is the first one that offers something interesting. As for last read book you asked about, somewhere around last week. All those ebook readers, not only kindle ones, are great things, if you enjoy reading and considering buying any, I would say its a great thing to have.