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

The Kindle Colorsoft finally brings color e-ink to the popular ebook reader, but I'm not upgrading just yet. Here's why.

Amazon’s 2024 Kindle family refresh includes its first color screen e-reader, the Kindle Colorsoft, and Paperwhite upgrades that deliver a bigger and faster display.

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.

As for today's leak, the biggest upgrade to the latest Kindle Paperwhite is exactly that – it'll be bigger. Well, it'll have a larger screen anyway. The leaked packaging lists a 7-inch E Ink "glare-free" display. The current model, which was released three years ago, has a 6.8-inch screen.

Amazon is releasing the new Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition with the first color screen, and you can preorder it now. Here's how