Amazon’s new range is a comprehensive refresh of the Kindle brand, but sees one classic model come to the end of its life.

There were rumors (via Good eReader) that Amazon's first color Kindle would have stylus support and could adopt the new E Ink Gallery 3 screen technology, which promised better saturation than the current E Ink Kaleido 3 displays used in other ereaders, including the Kobo Libra Colour and Clara Colour.

Earlier this week, Amazon refreshed its entire Kindle lineup while adding a new color model to the mix. The updated entry-level Kindle ($109.99) and Kindle Paperwhite ($159.99) are available now, while the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition and updated Kindle Scribe will launch on October 30th and December 4th, respectively.

Amazon also unveiled a refreshed $399 Kindle Scribe with new note-taking features and an updated $159 Kindle Paperwhite.

Joining refreshed Paperwhite, Scribe, and entry-level Kindle models, the Colorsoft brings a whole new dimension to Amazon's lineup of ebook readers. Read on for our first impressions of all four new Kindles.

Amazon just announced four new Kindle e-readers. The Colorsoft Signature Edition is the first color Kindle, there’s a new Kindle Scribe note-taker, a faster version of its most popular Paperwhite, and a new entry-level Kindle.

Amazon announced 2024 refreshes to the Kindle family, but pulled down the announcement. This includes the first color Kindle. Read on!

Amazon’s best-selling Kindle, the Paperwhite, has also received some updates. It’s been given 25% faster page turns, which benefits the Kindle Library or the Store with a more responsive experience. It’s also been bumped up to seven inches but is still the slimmest Kindle on the market, with up to an impressive three-month battery life.