The most notable hardware improvement involves the power button, which has migrated from the device's bottom edge to the right side. This change addresses a common critique regarding the ergonomics of the 11th generation model. Additionally, the screen now appears more recessed and flush with the device frame, echoing the design language found in the higher-end Kindle Paperwhite series.
Leaked visuals indicate the e-reader will be available in black, light blue, and purple. Alongside the standard hardware, Amazon is reportedly developing a Kindle Kids edition, which will likely bundle the device with a protective case and an extended warranty. While official specifications regarding storage, display lighting, and water resistance remain unconfirmed, the expected retail price is $149.99. Amazon has not yet provided a formal release date or technical documentation for the new lineup.
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