Testseek.com have collected 117 expert reviews of the Amazon Kindle Voyage Touch Screen E-Reader with Light and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Kindle Voyage Touch Screen E-Reader with Light.
October 2014
(86%)
117 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(95%)
690 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Light
Thin
Exceptionally good image quality
Nice
Even front light that you can use to read anywhere
Pleasant to hold in or out of its case
Solid battery life
Performance and storage capacity are as good as they need to be
Matte display repels glare and fingerprints and renders sharp
The Kindle Voyage is the summit of Amazon's e-reader line
It's the company's lightest touchscreen model ever
With the best resolution and contrast to date
Better built-in lighting
A flush glass front and dedicated page-turn buttons
Excellent screen
Physical buttons
Great design
Bright and clear display
More compact and cleaner design
Matte screen works great for indoor and outdoor environments
Good performance and battery life
Slimmer
Lighter design makes it even more portable
PagePress greatly improves navigation
Sharp display Autobrightness
PagePress is a revelation for heavy readers
Best E Ink I've seen
Automatic brightness is great (and overdue)
The Kindle Voyage has a full HD e
Ink display that is great for magazines
Newspapers and comic books.
Flush
Pixel-dense screen is the best we've seen on any e-reader
PagePress buttons are mostly satisfying
Thin and light
The editors didn't like
Price
Accessing any books not in Amazon's store is difficult-to-impossible
Depending on what formats you're using
Text entry and highlighting are slow and prone to errors
Expensive
Shorter battery life than the competition
Expensive. No memory card slot or ePub support. Ads cost $20 to remove
Very expensive
Power adapter still not included
No massive evolution
Okay-ish battery life
High price for Incremental improvements
$70 more than comparable Kobo Glo HD
No audio features or native ePub support
No bundled AC adapter
It's not a huge upgrade over the Kindle Paperwhite
But it costs considerably more. And you'll pay more still for a case
Which isn't included
Overpriced for its capabilities
Not waterproof
Seriously
Amazon
Get it together and release a waterproof version of this thing. Your CEO is putting rockets into space
But I can't put my Kindle Voyage in a bathtub? Come on
The adaptive front light doesn't work as expected
EPub format is still not supported
Hefty price
The Kindle Voyage's pricing starts at $199. I expected a fully functional device at this high price range but Amazon failed to deliver it. It seems like th
Bright capacitive touchscreen, Great adapatble front lighting, Fast, Free storage on the Cloud, Integrated library and book store, Dictionary and direct link to Wikipedia, Vocabulary Builder
Memory can't be expanded, No ePub, cbz, cbr or audio formats, Proprietary system that only supports Amazon formats (unless you use Calibre)
Amazon's Kindle Voyage has mass appeal: an excellent, perfectly contrasted screen, well-designed and adaptable front lighting, quick response times and a well-stocked book store. Its specs are very similar to the Kobo Glo HD but in a head-to-head the Glo...
Beautifully sharp display, Excellent, auto-adjusting light, Amazon ebook ecosystem still the best by far, Brilliant buttons for turning pages
Pricey for an ereader, especially if you want 3G
The Amazon Kindle Voyage is the best ereader yet. Its upgrades aren't about gimmicks, but subtly making your ereader experience that bit better. Should everyone buy one? If money's no object, sure. However, the Kindle Paperwhite is definitely worth consid...
Abstract: The Amazon Kindle Voyage is the latest e-reader from the e-tailing giant, and it promises to be the best one yet. With a high resolution 300 PPI display, a smaller form factor and some handy haptic buttons to let you turn the page, can it beat the increas...
The Voyage is still the best eReader hardware I've ever seen. The automatic light will be hard to live without when I go back to my own Paperwhite. The display is top-notch, and it could be better still if Amazon gave us yet more text options, in terms of...
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Super light and small to hold, gorgeous screen with crisp and detailed text presentation, adaptive light helps keep words readable in all ambient conditions, very quick to refresh pages and open features
Pricey for an eBook reader, not entirely sure whether the haptic page turning feature is necessary,
That's really what it all boils down to: the price. There is little doubt that the Amazon Kindle Voyage is the best eBook reader on the market, with few if any flaws. We're still not entirely sure the haptic feedback for turning through pages is mor...
Highresolution screen; automatically adjusts brightness levels according to ambient light; squeeze pads for turning pages
Much more expensive than other Kindle models; no dedicated highend software features
Amazon revolutionised the hardware people used for reading for the mass market in a way the human race hadn't seen for centuries, but innovating such a low-tech activity comes at a price. As it always has done, the luxury of reading lies in the content i...
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