In this video, the reviewer explores Amazon's newly released Kindle ColorSoft, a waterproof color e-ink e-reader that marks a significant advancement in e-reader technology. The review begins with a general overview of the Kindle's sales figures and features, highlighting the unique aspects of this model, such as its color e-ink display and long battery life. The reviewer expresses skepticism about the claimed battery performance but appreciates the convenience of carrying multiple books in one device, despite the fact that users do not truly own the books they purchase. The video delves into the technical aspects of the Kindle ColorSoft's display, examining its microscopic structure and the color pixel mechanism. The reviewer also conducts a durability test, noting the device's construction and performance under stress, including a scratch test and a bend test. Despite being made of plastic, the Kindle ColorSoft shows surprising resilience. The waterproofing claims are scrutinized, with the reviewer indicating that while it has an IPX8 rating, it may not be entirely watertight. The video concludes with a deeper look into the e-ink technology, particularly how the color filter array interacts with the microcapsules to produce color images. The reviewer expresses enthusiasm for the potential of colored e-ink displays in future devices, posing a question to the audience about their preferences between e-ink and traditional OLED displays