The New Matcha Kindle (12th generation) Honest Review and Unboxing

12/2/24 •

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The video reviews the new 12th generation Kindle in matcha green, comparing it to other Kindle models, particularly the Paperwhite. The reviewer appreciates its smaller size and cute color, but finds its screen quality and speed inferior to the Paperwhite, ultimately concluding that the Paperwhite is a better buy despite the higher price, unless size and color are prioritized over performance.

Kindle Comparison

• 00:01:30 The video compares the new Kindle to other models, including the 10th and 11th generation Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Oasis. The reviewer discusses the size differences between models, noting that the new Kindle is smaller than the Paperwhite but comparable in size to an older generation Kindle. The reviewer expresses dislike for the older Kindle due to its slow performance.

Matcha Kindle Features

• 00:02:43 The new Kindle features a 6-inch screen with 300 PPI, 16GB of storage, and a battery life of up to six weeks. It utilizes a USB-C port and is a more affordable option than the Paperwhite. It does not feature a warm light or a flush front design and is not waterproof.

Matcha Kindle Screen

• 00:12:31 The reviewer compares the screen quality and brightness of the new Kindle to the Paperwhite. The new Kindle has a more blue-hued light and a slightly grainy screen, whereas the Paperwhite offers a warmer light and a smoother screen. Despite the difference, the reviewer believes the new Kindle's screen clarity is good.

Kindle Paperwhite

• 00:03:49 The reviewer prefers the Paperwhite for its warm screen, which is useful for nighttime reading. The Paperwhite is also waterproof and has a longer battery life than the new Kindle. The Paperwhite is more expensive, but the reviewer recommends it due to its better screen and functionality.

Kindle Download Limit

• 00:08:05 The reviewer highlights that Kindle books can only be downloaded to a maximum of five devices. The reviewer explains how she had to remove a book from an old Kindle in order to download it to her new one. This was a new piece of information for the reviewer that she wished she knew prior.