Your Kindle 2.0 is a great reading device, especially if you spend a lot of time on the road. But since it’s an e-paper device, you are going to need a book light to get the most out of it in darker areas. That’s where Book Owl Scholar 2 LED Book Lamp comes in. It’s a versatile reading light that works with your regular books and your e-reading devices to help you get more out of your gadget wherever you are. … Continue Reading
Meet one of the most flexible Kindle lights around. Kandle is not only powerful but also very portable. It lets you read in darker rooms and get more out of your device. The light is very flexible. It comes with a flexible mount that you can adjust to get the best position with your light. It sits on the top of your e-book reader and doesn’t damage your device, which is a big plus. It’s also compatible with other e-book readers such as Sony Reader. … Continue Reading
Mighty Bright XtraFlex2 Clip-On Light (Black, Kindle Version) was made for the original Kindle, but it is still a great add-on for Amazon Kindle. It’s flexible, convenient, and pretty strong. For a complete review, head over to our Mighty Bright XtraFlex2 Clip-On Light review.
Flex Neck Reading Light is a cool light that lets you get more out of your Kindle experience. Kindle doesn’t come with a backlit screen, which means reading it could be difficult in some circumstances. With Flex Neck Reading Light, you can clip the light to your Kindle case and use it to read more conveniently. What I like about this light is the fact that it’s designed to be highly portable. You can literally fit its head in clip to form secure loop for storage or travel. You do need 2 CR2032 batteries to get this to work, which is a bit inconvenient, but other than that it’s a solid choice for Kindle.
It is going to cost you about $10, which is not too expensive for a Kindle light.