Review: With the Kindle Click, reading has never been cozier

As the days grow shorter and the nights grow cooler, many of us find ourselves reaching for a good book as we settle into bed. However, there's nothing more frustrating than cold hands while trying to turn pages. This is where a remote control for your e-reader can come in handy. Amazon's latest offering is the Kindle Click, a Bluetooth-enabled remote that lets you turn pages and adjust screen brightness without ever leaving your cozy spot.

The Kindle Click is a simple yet effective device, featuring two buttons for page-turning and two buttons on the side to adjust brightness. It connects to your Kindle via Bluetooth, and once paired, it stays connected and only needs to be woken by pressing a button. The remote is USB-C rechargeable and is compatible with all Kindles released in 2024 and beyond, although it only works with devices that have Bluetooth capabilities.

While the Kindle Click is a welcome addition, it's not without its limitations. The device only works with newer Kindles, so if you own an older model, you'll need to upgrade. Additionally, it doesn't have a curve like some other remotes, which may make it less ergonomic for some users. However, the compact size and lightweight design make it easy to hold and use, with tactile buttons that are easy to navigate.

Overall, the Kindle Click is a worthwhile purchase for those who own a 2024 or 2026 Kindle. At $34.99, it's a bit more expensive than some other options, but its added functionality and ease of use make it a valuable tool for cozy reading sessions. Whether you're a die-hard bookworm or just looking for a way to stay warm while reading, the Kindle Click is a cozy companion that's sure to enhance your reading experience.