Our verdict on Kindle Colorsoft

Finally, the color Kindle. Amazon, the dominant force in education, has finally brought color ink to its series of devices – and we reviewed it. The Kindle Colorsoft is a premium premium ereader, perfect for readers of comics and graphic novels. The company has improved the page opening speed and the useful pinch-to-zoom function makes it easy to fully enjoy the detailed images.

But at $280, it’s expensive. More expensive, even, than competing students of color. However, it’s hard to argue with the simplicity and ubiquity of the Kindle ecosystem. The library is seemingly endless (with regular discounts on the books and titles you plan to read), plus Prime Reading and Kindle Unlimited. If you are tempted, check out our detailed review and comparison with other readers.

— Matt Smith

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