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Amazon launches Kindle Click remote and new accessories alongside updated ereaders

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GoKawiil Brief

Amazon unveiled new Kindle accessories including the Kindle Click, a $35 Bluetooth remote with a wrist strap for turning pages without touching the device, compatible with all current and new Kindles. It also introduced an $80 Page-Turn-Cover with physical buttons and a wireless charging stand, both limited to the new Signature Edition Paperwhite and Colorsoft models with pogo pins. All items are available for pre-order now and ship October 28.

Why It Matters

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The return of physical button accessories suggests Amazon is responding to reader demand for tactile page-turning, an area where rival Kobo has already staked a claim with its own remote. By restricting the cover and charging stand to premium Signature Edition devices, Amazon could be using accessories to encourage upgrades to its higher-end hardware line.

Key Takeaways
Worth a Look

Amazon Kindle Click Page Turn Button — This nifty Bluetooth remote lets you flip pages on your Kindle without fumbling for the touchscreen, perfect for reading in bed or on a cramped flight. It's compatible with all currently shipping Kindles, so you don't need the newest model to enjoy hands-free page turns. The included wrist strap means you won't lose track of it while you're absorbed in your book.

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Source: engadget.com — Cherlynn Low, 2026-10-01

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