You want to buy a Kindle? These are the three most common problems

You want to buy a Kindle? These are the three most common problems

Although it is consistently among the most popular options for e-readers, Kindle is often the subject of user complaints due to problems that often have no apparent explanation.

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13/07/2026
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Miguel Patinha Dias

Sand likes to read is likely to continue to enjoy doing so by using books in their traditional format but, given the difficulty of transporting some volumes, there are many people who have already become an e-reader.

 

The high degree of portability and the way you can have multiple books on the same device makes many aficionados by reading choose these devices to maintain this (healthy) habit.

As far as the e-readers segment is concerned, Amazon Kindle is among the most popular models, so they are inevitably also the target of a higher number of criticisms due to some errors or bugs that may arise during the first interactions with the device.

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O bGR site is aware of the most frequent complaints among Kindle users and indicates what are the main problems pointed out by people who recently acquired Amazon e-reader.

You can see below what they are and if you check any of them, know that you are not alone and that (probably) there are solutions in the form of updates.

The 3 most common problems in Kindle:

  • Problems opening and reading PDF files;
  • Battery that runs out quickly and without apparent explanation;
  • The font can change for no clear reason.

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