One has to get used to using Bibles on the Kindle. This involves getting around with the Table of Contents, using the back key, getting your finger right on the hyperlink, etc. I've been using Bibles enough on the Kindle Fire that I'm getting pretty good at it.

I'm not particularly impressed with the Bible "enhanced for Kiindle" with the "direct search" function. If you think that will save time and enhance searching, it won't. No sense spending the extra money to procure such products. This NKJV doesn't have that special feature and I can get around as quickly or quicker than with the direct search function.

I'm not particularly a fan of the NKJV, but it is needed in some contexts and the Kindle version works nicely. It is an improvement over the KJV itself, of course. But this review is not about Bible versions, so I will refrain from further comment on that.
One has to get used to using Bibles on the Kindle. This involves getting around with the Table of Contents, using the back key, getting your finger right on the hyperlink, etc. I've been using Bibles enough on the Kindle Fire that I'm getting pretty good at it. I'm not particularly impressed with the Bible "enhanced for Kiindle" with the "direct search" function. If you think that will save time and enhance searching, it won't. No sense spending the extra money to procure such products. This NKJV doesn't have that special feature and I can get around as quickly or quicker than with the direct search function. I'm not particularly a fan of the NKJV, but it is needed in some contexts and the Kindle version works nicely. It is an improvement over the KJV itself, of course. But this review is not about Bible versions, so I will refrain from further comment on that.