This means that there may be six Kindle devices that can be linked to each other. Amazon enables its Kindle users to access downloads and purchases on more than one Kindle device at a time.īut there is a limit on the number of copies of books and other sources that can be shared and opened on multiple Kindle devices.Īmazon allows its users to link only five Kindle devices to the main Kindle device. They not only have a pleasant customer experience but also are facilitated in multiple ways. How Many Devices Can I Add To My Amazon Kindle?Īmazon takes utmost care that it benefits its customers in every possible way. The ‘Manage Your Devices’ page contains information about all your Kindle devices, in fact, it lists them and that list also includes the Kindle apps that you have installed on your PCs, tablets, or smartphones. These sources have no limitations except that your Kindle needs to have enough storage space.īut if you are adding those sources on multiple Kindle accounts, then you will have to add them to each Kindle individually.
This number is not definite, it varies from book to book.Īnother interesting thing to notice here is that you also have the option of adding eBooks that you have bought from platforms other than Amazon to your Kindle. However, some books have a number limit of accessing the same book on multiple Kindle devices at the same time. It would be very useful as you and your family or friends can share reading books, magazines, comics and other stuff that is of their interest without having to make multiple purchases. You have the option of adding multiple Kindles to your Kindle account. You simply would have to add your brother’s Kindle to your Kindle account and there you go! He will also be able to read the same eBook on his Kindle device. Now, what do you do? Is there a solution to this problem? He asks you to let him read it also for some time but you are so indulged in your reading that you do not want to spare your Kindle for even a second. Imagine that you bought an eBook on your Kindle and your brother liked it very much. Oh well, I can still use it for English literature.How to Add the Device to Amazon Account? Can I Have Multiple Devices On Amazon Kindle? So it seems, for whatever reason (my guess it outdated software), older kindles like my 4th generation one are not compatible with Amazon Japan accounts. I ended up purchasing a new kindle (Kindle Oasis) and had no issue connecting with my Amazon Japan account. Even just getting some clarity over whether or not it’s possible would be amazing! I’ve done so much Googling, I’m at my wits’ end. Has anyone else had this issue? Is it because my kindle is old and it’s not an issue for newer generations?Īny help would be much appreciated. I tried following these steps from another WaniKani post but it doesn’t cover the issue of registering the account on your kindle. Transferring my newly created account to an .jp account - looks like it’s not possible Registering my kindle with an .jp account - it can’t seem to find the accountĬreating a new account from my kindle - it creates an account instead I dug it up recently so I could get some Japanese kindle books and practice my reading, yay!īut, I can’t seem to register it to an .jp account and therefore can’t read Japanese books, boo… I have a very old kindle (4th generation and nearly 10 years old).
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