Below the table, we'll go through each model in more detail. This will tell you exactly which device you have. Once you have your serial number, you can compare its prefix to the options below. Note: Although “Type” is listed as Kindle Paperwhite (10th Generation), we still need the serial number prefix to indicate which model it is. In "Device Summary" you will see it next to "Serial Number". Select "Kindle," then click on the Kindle whose serial number you want to find. (You can also use the Amazon menu system to access it: go to Account & Lists> Content & Devices, then click "Devices.") Log into your Amazon account through a web browser and navigate to the Manage Devices page. If your Kindle won't turn on or you can't find the option in the menu, you can check the serial number on the Amazon website. Find your Kindle serial number through Amazon Note: If you have an older Kindle (or if you are using an older version of Kindle software), the menus may look slightly different.
You can see “G000PP” in this example, which is for a Kindle Paperwhite 4 (You can compare your prefix in the table below.). You are looking for the first block of characters. Under "Serial Number," you will see the serial number of the Kindle. Tap "Device Options" on the Settings screen. To check the serial number on the device itself, go to your Kindle's home page and tap the three little dots at the top right to open the menu. Find your Kindle serial number in the device menu (The prefix is the set of letters at the beginning of the serial number.) There are two ways to verify this. Each template has its own unique set of prefixes. The easiest way to find out which Kindle you have is by using its serial number. How to find the serial number of your device
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