

In this instance, I’m checking out the Audible edition of the terrific technothriller Daemon by Dan Suarez. But even before you do that, if you’re exploring the Kindle bookstore and are viewing any audiobooks (also known as the Audible library), the device will actually prompt you to enable Bluetooth right there on the info page: The first step is to enable Bluetooth on your Kindle device. It’s not that difficult… KINDLE PAPERWHITE: FIND BLUETOOTH SETTINGS Your call.įor this demo, I’m going to my Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition with my Master & Dynamic MW65 headphones. Or you can pair earbuds or headphones since they are much more private.

That’s right, you can easily pair it with a freestanding little gizmo like the Bose Soundlink Flex if you’re so inspired. The only way you can listen is through enabling Bluetooth then pairing a pair of earbuds, headphones, or even an external speaker. What might surprise you, however, is that the unit doesn’t actually have a built-in speaker, nor is there a 3.5mm audio jack for headphones. But the Paperwhite can do more than just let you read books on that cool eInk screen, it can let you listen to audiobooks too. That backlighting is perfect and with the brightness dialed down I can read without disturbing anyone else. I’ve also been enjoying a Kindle Paperwhite and find it works great for reading, particularly in a really dark room.
