Amazon’s best Kindle hits a new low price for Prime Day
Amazon’s Kindle e-readers dominate the space, and with good reason. Amazon offers an enormous selection of books to purchase digitally, and its Kindles are affordable, durable, and simple to use. TheKindle Paperwhite Signature Editionis one ofour favorites, and forPrime Day, it’s down to $135, marking a $55 discount and a new low price.
The Paperwhite Signature Edition has a lot to offer. It’s an upgraded version of the 11th-generation Paperwhite, with a refreshed design and USB-C charging. In addition to those benefits, the Signature Edition has extra storage space — 32 gigs rather than 8 — and wireless charging support. There’s really not much more you could ask for in an e-reader. At a sale price of $135, the Signature Edition is only five bucks more expensive than the base model normally is.
Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition — $55 off
$135 at Amazon
The standard 11th-gen Paperwhite is on sale, too, for $85. Unless youreallywant wireless charging, it’s worth a look; eight gigabytes of storage space might sound small, but most books have file sizes measured in the low megabytes, so you can still carry a bunch of them at once. The 32-gigabyte Kindle Oasis is also discounted: you can get it for $195, which is an $85 discount. It’s got physical buttons for turning pages, a feature some users love. However, bear in mind that it charges with microUSB.
Looking for something to do more than read on? Amazon’s Fire tablets are on sale, too, starting at just $45 for the Fire HD 8.
If you decide to grab a Fire tablet, be sure toinstall the Play Storeto get access to all the apps you’re used to from other Android devices.
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