Over the years, I’ve had people ask if there’s a Kindle page turner I recommend.
And every time I have to tell them I’ve never used it (and secretly think “what’s the point?”)
Then, a few years ago, during an Amazon sale, someone I trusted mentioned they were doing flash deals and I thought, “Why not? For research!”
And I bought one.
Then, after years of thinking that Kindle page turners were completely ridiculous, I immediately understood the full extent of the hype.
I totally understand the feeling of “how hard is it to tap the page to turn it?” (because I thought the same thing for years) but once you can put your Kindle on a pillow or knee and keep your hands snug inside the blanket or not have to hold your Kindle, it’s amazing how much more comfortable and enjoyable reading on your Kindle can be.
Some people also like Kindle page turners that can fit on your finger for easier remote page turning. I have to try it!
There’s also a small pillow stand that will hold your Kindle while you read so you don’t have to readjust the pillow perfectly every time.
And if you really want to do it, people especially like the gooseneck rest so their Kindle can be held hands-free on it and they can click on the Kindle’s remote page turner from the comfort of the couch or bed with their hands tucked in somewhere warm and cozy.
I haven’t gone that far but I’m tempted!
The Kindle page turner I have works fine with all my Kindle cases (even my Stori case, which is a bit thicker, although I have to tuck it between the front and back covers when I fold it back – it won’t cover the front and back covers at the same time).
If you have a very thick Kindle case, get a remote page turner designed for extra thick cases.
And some people find that remote page turning covers some of the text (I’ve never had this problem but heard from many people who have), so here’s a quick tutorial on how to adjust your Kindle’s margins with a few clicks so the text isn’t blocked!
I liked the remote page turner so much that I got one for my teenage daughter for her birthday and then all my kids wanted Kindle page turners and they loved them.
Have you tried a Kindle page turner? I’d love to hear your thoughts! Hype-worthy or truly attention-grabbing?
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