When looking at a Kindle ereader listing, whether it's on Amazon's website, or a different retailer, you'll often see 'includes special offers' in the title or item description. What do 'Special Offers' mean on the Kindle listings? Lastly, the top of the line Kindle Oasis starts at $269 / £229 / AU$389 and is usually discounted by as much as 40% during major sales events so it's best to hold off for one of those if you can. Meanwhile, the most-recent entry-level Kindle model has not been discounted below its $99.99 / £84.99 / AU$179 starting price just yet, but those discounts are coming - we're sure of it. If you can find the Kindle Paperwhite for under US$129 / £120 / AU$199 you're getting a good deal. The screens are fantastic for glare-free reading and an immediate improvement over using the Kindle app on your phone or tablet too. These ereaders don't have LCD screens or powerful internal components, so you'll find Kindle sale prices are far cheaper than tablets and phones. The Kindle Kids Edition is priced at $109 in the US and £99 in the UK.
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On the plus side, you can unlock the extra features, making it a standard Kindle if you decide to do so via a PIN code. Some parents may want to consider the cheaper standard Kindle instead if their child is arguably getting a little old for the safety features (they might keep the same ereader for years remember) or if the restrictions seem a bit much for ebook content. With double the storage of the cheapest Kindle at 8GB, you'll have plenty of space for them too.
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You also get a year of free access to over 1000 child-friendly titles and other ebooks can be added from the Kindle store.
There are no games or web browsers included on this Kindle, so you never have to worry about them straying from their book. The built-in dictionary (just hold your finger on a word) is a fantastic learning resource and there's a vocabulary builder option too.Ī partner app allows parents to track how much time their children have been reading along with what they're reading. The Kindle Kids Edition isn't waterproof like the Paperwhite, but the extended warranty has you covered there. It comes with a cover as standard along with a nice 2-year warranty that covers any form of breakage (excellent for clumsy kids). The Kindle Kids Edition takes the 2019 entry-level Kindle (mentioned earlier) and adds a bunch of assuring child-friendly features.
There's also our guide to all the Samsung tablet deals and iPad deals available right now, which could suit those with different budgets and needs. More specifically, you can check out the latest Amazon Fire tablet deals as these can be a cheaper alternative while giving you easy access to the Kindle store. You may wish to consider other brands such as Kobo and Pocketbook, too, so our best ereader guide will help there if you want a change from Amazon's ecosystem.Īlternatively, if you want a device that can do more than just read ebooks, our roundup of the latest tablet deals should prove useful. Not sure where to start with all these models? Check out our guide to the best Kindle which explains all the key differences. We've also seen the first offers on the latest Kindle Scribe, which reduced the most advanced version of the ereader by $45.
Below you'll find today's best prices on every available model including the basic entry-level Kindle, the feature-rich Paperwhite, and the premium Kindle Oasis reader.
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