Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event is here, and as an avid Kindle reader, my attention immediately turned to the Kindle deals Amazon is offering. In past Prime Days, Amazon hasn’t discounted all its Kindle models — only a few — but for this October’s Prime Big Deals Days, the e-commerce giant is going all out, with every single Kindle model on sale.
Starting with the entry-level Kindle model, you can currently score it on sale for $85, saving you $25 off its regular price of $110, its lowest price ever. This is the first Kindle model I purchased, and I found it a great way to get accustomed to reading on a Kindle and integrating it into the ecosystem before investing in a more expensive model. In order to take advantage of this deal, and all the deals highlighted in this story, you’ll need to be a Prime member.
- Storage
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16GB
- Screen Size
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6-inch E Ink (300ppi)
- Connections
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USB-C
Next up is Amazon’s Kindle Paperwhite, which you can snag for an all-time low price of $125, saving you $35 off its regular price of $160. This model features a slightly larger display compared to the regular Kindle and offers longer battery life. The Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition is also on sale for $150 , which is a slightly fancier version of the Paperwhite that supports wireless charging and features an auto-adjusting front light.
- Storage
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16GB
- Brand
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Amazon
- Screen Size
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7-inch E-ink (300ppi)
- Battery
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Up to 12 weeks
- Weight
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7.4 oz (211g)
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- Storage
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32GB
- Brand
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Amazon
- Screen Size
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7-inch E Ink (300ppi)
- Battery
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Up to 12 weeks
- Weight
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7.5oz (214g)
All Kindle deals for Prime Big Deal Days
If the Kindle and Kindle Paperwhite aren’t what you’re looking for, don’t worry, as Amazon has every single one of its available Kindles on sale for Prime Big Deal Days. With the only exception being Amazon’s newest Kindle Scribe, which was announced last week and is not yet available.
That said, the older generation Kindle Scribe is on sale, and it’s currently at an all-time low price of $340 for the 64GB model. If you don’t care about having the latest generation and just want something to take notes on that isn’t an iPad, the Kindle Scribe is worth considering. For reference, the newest 64GB Kindle Scribe will cost $500, so this represents a significant savings by sticking with the older model.
- Storage
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16GB, 32GB, 64GB
- Screen Size
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10.2-inch glare-free
- Connections
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USB-C
Finally, Amazon has both versions of the Kindle Colorsoft on sale as well for Prime Big Deal Days: The Kindle Colorsoft and the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition. You can snag the Kindle Colorsoft for $200 ($50 off) and the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition for $210 ($60 off).
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- Storage
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32GB
- Screen Size
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7-inch Colorsoft Display (300ppi BW, 150ppi color)
- Brand
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Kindle
- Connections
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USB-C
- Size
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5 x 7 x 0.3-inches
- Storage
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16GB
- Screen Size
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7-inch glare-free color display
- Connections
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USB-C
- Battery
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Up to 8 weeks
- Color
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Black
The two main differences between the two are that the Colorsoft Signature Edition has double the storage (32GB vs. 16GB for the regular Colorsoft) and features an auto-adjusting front light. Since they only have a $10 difference right now, I highly recommend going with the Signature Edition. This is the Kindle Colorsoft model I have, and if you plan on downloading lots of colorful comic books, graphic novels, magazines, travel guides, and more, the extra storage space will come in handy really fast, trust me.
Amazon’s Prime Big Deals Day event runs from October 7 to October 8, so there is limited time to act on these Kindle deals before they’re gone. Remember, in order to take advantage of these Kindle deals, you’ll need to be a Prime member.
