How To Transfer Books From An Old Kindle To A New One?In the world of smartphones and tablets, there lies a vast market of Kindle tablets with dedicated Kindle support. Kindle e-readers have a very specific but a vast niche. It has millions of customers due to one of a kind service. Reading has become important weather it is business or studies. A Kindle is not just a piece of hardware but virtually is connected to a software where theoretically you can buy, rent and read infinite books on infinite topics.

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Kindle devices have evolved over years. Present Kindle devices have amazing accessibility options which previous devices lacked. The only thing which is the same is e-ink screen. It is like a paper crammed in a frame. These devices have amazing battery life and almost never ending resources as e-books take very less space. These are also very light and easy to carry and have a long life of Amazon Kindle support.

Issue: transferring books among legacy devices

Solution: Different books, different approaches

There are mainly two different ways to transfer both purchased and side loaded books as mentioned on www Kindle com support into one Kindle to other Kindle. If you want to transfer side loaded books from one device to another, just connect your e-book reader to PC via USB, transfer the books from this daily driver to PC. Then connect the new Kindle device to PC. If it is one of the newer versions wait for auto play. From auto play, select load new books from where a new dialog will open showing all the Kindle compatible eBooks on your PC which you can transfer. To use this feature your PC must have at least windows 7 service pack 1 installed.

Purchased books:If you have your purchased books into your directory, things are on easier side. Every Kindle device runs on an Amazon account. Whatever book you purchase and rent is synchronised on your Amazon account. When you sign out from one Kindle and sign in to another with one Amazon account which is not signed into any other Kindle, you will get all your books transferred.However, if you are signed into multiple Kindle devices at once with one Amazon account, you will have to download that e-book in new Kindle again and you will not be charged. Automatic sync does not work when you are signed into multiple devices with same Kindle account.