Amazon Debuts Kindle Click, a $35 Bluetooth Remote for Turning Pages
The compact Bluetooth accessory lets Kindle readers turn pages without touching the device itself.
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Amazon has introduced Kindle Click, a compact Bluetooth remote designed to let readers turn pages on their Kindle without touching the device directly, according to TechCrunch.
The accessory is priced at $35 and is aimed at readers who want a more hands-free or tactile way to navigate their e-books, complementing Amazon's broader refresh of its Kindle hardware lineup.
Remote page-turning accessories have appeared in various forms across the e-reader market, often appealing to readers who use their devices in situations where reaching to tap the screen is inconvenient, such as while eating or exercising.
Further details on Kindle Click's compatibility with specific Kindle models and its release date were not included in the available reporting.
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