The Paperwhite and Colorsoft both have the option to manually control the brightness of your display, as well as its warmth, which makes it easy to get the right feel for you. The Signature Edition of the Paperwhite, meanwhile, adds the automatic brightness that comes as standard on the Colorsoft.

The new Paperwhite features a slightly larger screen, improved performance and slightly better contrast. Should you ditch your old Kindle for it?

The Amazon Kindle Colorsoft allows you to read your comics and other colorful books on the go. Read the review to find out whether it's worth the $280 price tag.

It comes with a £169.99 / $159.99 / AU$299 asking price, which means there's a small price rise compared to the previous generation (depending on your territory), but if you're shopping for a Paperwhite, this is now the default option.

The changes are small, but the new Kindle Paperwhite improves on its predecessor’s already amazing design. Between the improved battery life, faster performance and bigger display, Amazon made the right upgrades to justify the $10 price increase.

The new Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition is a remarkably premium ereader, but is it worth $90 more than the standard Kindle?

The Kindle Colorsoft only just launched, and it seems that this new color-screen e-reader has been nothing but beset by problems.

The Amazon Colorsoft launched just last week, and is already facing reports of discoloration and fuzzy text. Buyers are reporting anything from a software fix being in the works to a potential delay on shipments.