I feel so relieved now that I've decided not to buy a "replacement" Kindle until the one I have breaks or dies.
This means that I don't need to spend anymore money on Kindles for a good long while. Not just
now, but it also means that I won't even upgrade
next year when they release a Voyage 2. Not if my current Voyage is still working perfectly well.
Don't get me wrong. I would love to have a Voyage with the super fast processor we heard about, and the new improved e-ink technology. And I would totally buy it if I was still using a Paperwhite. But right now I have an awesome, practically new Voyage, and I love everything about it. So why spend another $200 when I don't really need anything better?
This is actually the first time in Kindle history that I have no more features or improvements on my wish list.
Same thing with my iPhone. It's got a 1080 display, super fast processor, awesome camera, and my final wish came true with the 6 Plus's huge screen. And my Nexus tablet has everything I need, too.
So I'm all done upgrading just for the sake of upgrading. What a sense of freedom.
From now on, I will only upgrade when absolutely necessary.
Now I can start putting that money toward my next wish...an 80 inch, 4k TV.
