Works great. Battery lasts for a week. Light is bright enough. Cost way down from a new one. Only time will tell if it was worth the low price to compromise on a refurb kindle.

Super easy to set up and use. Touchscreen, buttons, charging port all work with no issues. Perfect for reading on the go or just to save money on books!

I originally bought a new kindle, but wanted the green and it only came in refurbished so I returned the new one and got this one. Comparing the 2 there is no difference at all, the refurbished one is in great condition, no scratches or smudges on it, it holds a change. It is slightly smaller, but its barely noticeable and my clear case still fits fine. I'm glad I switched

I love reading and love physical books but as I’m an over the road truck driver now keeping multiple books with me just isn’t convenient for space or for keeping my books from getting damaged. My sister in law has a Kindle she loves so I decided to get one so I could use Libby with it. I have only had it one day and I am so happy with my purchase. It is so easy to read, feels much better on my eyes & is very adjustable to font size preferences, lighting, etc. It was extremely easy to set up with the option of using the WiFi on the kindle or setting up through my phone. I think mine is a little bigger than my SIL’s but will still fit very nicely into every bag I have. It is very lightweight and easy to hold. I got a clear case for it because I think the mint color is pretty. So far even refurbished it works exactly how I’d assume it would from new.

Works great so far. Looks brand new!

This is my first Kindle, and I tried both the Kindle basic and the Paperwhite (11th gen.) to replace an old iPad. I spent a lot of time trying to choose between the two. I found the Kindle basic to be better in most ways. More than anything else, it's easier to hold because of its smaller dimensions, lighter weight, and raised edges. It does better with a glare, and the screen doesn't show fingerprints as much as the PW does. The text looks clearer, and it's less prone to accidentally turning pages. The battery seems to last longer too. The Paperwhite's dimensions and weight, along with the flat screen, make it more awkward to hold than the basic, espeically if you have small hands. It shows fingerprints and smudges more easily, does slightly worse in the sun, and uses more battery (though the battery life is still great). However, the PW has one major advantage: the warm light. I do most of my reading at night in the dark, and I was used to warm light from years of reading on an iPad. I couldn't get used to reading on the basic on low light or night mode without warm light. Because of this I decided to keep the PW. My case (from Beesocks on Etsy) and Strapsicle help make it more comfortable to hold. If warm light isn't important to you, the basic is the better option, especially if you have small hands. If you read a lot at night and/or are sensitive to blue light, you may prefer the PW. Photo 1: Holding PW Photo 2: Holding basic Photo 3: Holding basic with cover (from Beesock)

The glare free screen is amazing, I can read in full sun! It's easy on the eyes, easy to use. Battery life seems great so far and I read A LOT. Lightweight is a big bonus too. Only downside is it picks up fingerprints easily. Overall very happy with my purchase.

Great product. Works better than older models and the warm light is very pleasant