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I'm in Love With My Kindle Aluminum, but It’s Not Worth the Price Tag

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The Kindle Aluminum has no right to be this beautiful.

Amazon announced a new Kindle lineup at the start of the month, with new versions of the Kindle, Kindle Paperwhite, and Kindle Colorsoft. The base Kindle is the first one available, with both a plastic version and an aluminum version. It's simply named the Kindle Aluminum, while the aluminum versions of the Paperwhite and Colorsoft are now the new Signature Editions with extra features (like wireless charging, an auto-adjusting front light, and a couple AI features).

The Kindle Aluminum only offers the AI features compared to the Signature Editions, while also including a different body, 32 GB of storage, and no lock screen ads. It's not really enough to validate the price change, yet still I find myself loving it.

Notably, it comes in two colors, Seaglass Green and Alpine Sky. The latter is currently sitting just a few...

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