Prime Day Kindle deals: with all-time low prices up to 40% off, read thousands of books for pennies on the dollar
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Planning to spend more time reading in the nook and hammock this summer? Or perhaps you're lining up stimulating brain activity to fill downtime for your out-of-school children? Either way, the best Prime Day Kindle deals will save you up to 40% on the ultimate e-reader, and with a Kindle Unlimited subscription, you can add books to your collection for pennies on the dollar as soon as your shipment arrives.
Right now, you can get the latest basic Kindle for $64.99, down from the usual $100. Unlike the original cheapest Kindles, this one does have an illuminated screen, albeit one not as bright as the Paperwhite which is currently down to $89.99 (36% off). If you like writing notes, check out the Kindle Scribe, now 25% off at $254.99. All of the best Kindle readers are on sale, some bundled with extra accessories.
As Amazon devices, these are some of the best Prime Day deals you can score. All carry the lowest prices we've seen yet, and they'll be around for both days of the 48-hour sale.
The best Prime Day Kindle deals
Reading? Writing? There's a Kindle for every need
While other e-readers exist, Amazon's Kindle line has practically become synonymous with the new-aged reading method. Kindle devices use sharp, 300 pixels-per-inch E ink displays to simulate the comfort of reading actual ink on paper.
There's still something special about thumbing through the pages of a traditional book, but you can't beat the utility of a Kindle. Even with just 8GB of storage, these devices can hold thousands of your favorite Kindle titles (you can buy those individually or choose from the thousands included with a monthly Kindle Unlimited subscription).
Most Kindle readers offer the same essential experience but to varying degrees of comfort. They are easy to read in direct lighting, including harsh sun. You can't say that for most tablets.
Some screens are bigger than others, ranging from 6 inches to 6.8 inches. And if you opt for models like the Kindle Paperwhite, you'll get built-in warm light features for nighttime reading and a waterproof design. The Oasis is notable for its super slim build and page turn buttons.
But the most exciting upgrade came with the Kindle Scribe, the first to offer handwriting capabilities on a notebook-sized 10.2-inch Paperwhite display. You can digitally annotate any section of any book using the included pen. Read more on this model in our Kindle Scribe review
Ready to ditch your paper library? You'll want to jump on these Kindle deals soon, as the prices are sure to jump back up after Prime Day.