Amazon’s Kindle Click page-turning remote is priced at $34.99 in the US and goes on sale October 28 — pre-orders are live now. In India, it’s Rs 2,999, according to Amazon India’s listing cited by Engadget. It’s Amazon’s first Bluetooth remote for Kindles, arriving more than a year after Rakuten Kobo launched its own Kobo Remote at $29.99 in November 2025.
The Kobo Remote remains available at that price directly from Rakuten, though it costs $31.99 at Target and $33.99 on Amazon US. On Amazon India, it’s listed at Rs 2,799. Both devices solve the same core problem: letting readers flip pages without touching the screen, useful when reading in bed, on a treadmill, or with a stand-mounted e-reader.
But they diverge sharply in design, power, and features. The Kindle Click is compact, white with grey buttons, and charges via USB-C. No battery swaps. It adds two dedicated brightness controls and a dual-button sleep shortcut. The Kobo Remote curves 20 degrees for grip, uses a replaceable AAA battery (good for months), and offers tactile differentiation between its concave forward and convex backward buttons.




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