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Grab these kindle deals to enjoy your favorite reads. It’s time to load your Kindle with new reads. So, grab the deals below for big savings. Because I believe that snagging ebook deals is like buying ten times as many books as you would have otherwise. If you’re looking to build up your ebook collections at the touch of a button, here I have narrowed down the best Kindle book deals along with some latest deals on Kindle devices. Now I sift through the best Kindle book deals of the day directly on Amazon's flagship e-reader.

I always browse Kindle daily deals on Amazon directly, but sometimes it takes a lot of time to sort through hundreds of titles on sale to find the best ones. You can sign up via the big yellow button below.I always keep the Kindle e-reader in my bag so I can read books anywhere (on the Tram or during vacations in the mountains). Whether you’re a voracious reader or have fallen out of the habit, the Kindle is a great way to take your whole library on the move in one lightweight and long-lasting package.ĭon't forget: you'll need to sign up to Amazon Prime to enjoy this discount. But if you want the best, it’s undoubtedly about as luxurious as e-readers can be.Īgain, for most people, the basic Kindle will be enough, and for £35, it's never been cheaper. To be honest, it’s due a refresh given many of the best features - the large screen and warm light - have filtered down to the most recent Paperwhite, leaving the Oasis feeling a bit unnecessary.

Kindle deals free#

There’s also a 32GB version with free mobile connectivity, meaning you can top up your library on holiday without needing to connect to shonky hotel Wi-Fi. It’s also reduced for Prime Day, but at £84.99 (down from £129.99) it’s not exactly impulse purchase territory.įinally, there’s the top-of-the-range Kindle Oasis which retails for £229.99 - or £159.99 for Prime Day. It has a nicer design, more LEDs, a warm light to make it more soothing at night time, and is IPX8 waterproofed in case you’re a clumsy bath reader. So what do you miss out on by not spending more? The next model up is the Kindle Paperwhite which offers a larger 6.8in screen and sharper text with its 300ppi display (the basic Kindle is 167ppi). It also includes rather neat Audible integration where you can jump between text and audiobook versions of a book (though you do have to buy both - albeit at a discount.) Most importantly, the main selling point - a battery that can be measured in weeks rather than hours - is still present and correct. Given that your average ebook is about 2.5MB, that means you can fit around 6,000 books on it. The basic Kindle has come a long way over ten generations, following Amazon’s model of small but solid iterations, recently inheriting a backlight for nighttime reading and a massive 8GB of internal storage from its pricier siblings. All the same, if you’d rather find reading material organically, you can pay £44.99 for an ad-free version. But for most of us, the very best Kindle Amazon offers is overkill, and the basic £70 model is more than enough.Īnd right now, for Prime Day, you can get the no-frills e-reader for just £34.99 - 50% off its normal (and quite reasonable) RRP.įor that price you do get adverts popping up on the display when it’s not in use, but these aren’t too intrusive, recommending books you might like, rather than pushing the latest mobile game or unrelated cosmetics. If you take your reading seriously, Amazon will sell you an e-book reader for over £200.