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Input: I bought the Wi-Fi only version with special offers as an upgrade to my original Kindle Keyboard. I was a little nervous about this decision, because my previous Kindle was 3G with no special offers, and I was worried that the special offers would be irritating. Fortunately, they're only on the lock screen and if I choose I can pay the $20 one time to have them go away forever.<br /><br />I'm still not 100% convinced that the Wi-Fi was the right choice, since part of the point of a Kindle (for me) is the ability to get a new book the second I'm done with the one I'm reading. However, there is Wi-Fi almost everywhere. So far it hasn't come up.<br /><br />The device itself is very nice, with a more crisp page than my Kindle Keyboard. The light feature is the sole reason I decided to upgrade, but it was well worth it. The only thing that I'm still having a hard time getting used to a month after purchase is the lack of back/forward buttons. The Kindle Keyboard was a little easier to use one-handed since it had a &#34;page forward&#34; and &#34;page back&#34; button along either edge. With the Paperwhite, if I'm holding the book in my right hand I cannot go backwards with one hand. If I am holding the book in my left hand (which is most common for me, since I'm right hand dominant and typically using that hand to eat, cook, etc. as I read) I have to stretch my left hand uncomfortably to change the page. (Please note, this may not be an issue for all users. I have carpal tunnel in my hands and have a more restricted range of motion as a result)<br /><br />Overall this is an amazing device which I heartily recommend. My complaints are really just me being nitpicky.

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