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Don't sleep on it: the new Kindle Colorsoft just dropped to $169 for the first time ever

nandika.iyerravi@futurenet.com (Nandika Ravi) — Thu, 27 Nov 2025 21:00:00 +0000

Black Friday is almost here, and we've rounded up some of the best deals for you so that you don't have to go hunting them down yourself. Speaking of deals, some of the newest e-readers from Amazon, launched in July, are already heavily discounted. For instance, the latest Kindle Colorsoft is available at a 32% discount, bringing the price down to $169. Plus, you can get it at an even better price by trading in an old Kindle for an extra 20% off!

I've been trying to squeeze in some reading early in the morning or late at night when everything's quiet, so this new Kindle has definitely caught my eye since it came out. I'm currently using the 2021 Kindle Paperwhite, and I'd totally love a massive color upgrade. Imagine a new Kindle that not only keeps the screen glare-free but also adds a pop of color to those graphic novels! It's been this weird little thing—I really want the cover of the book on my Kindle to actually have color, making it feel like I'm holding the real copy, and I think this is as close as it gets.

Amazon Kindle Colorsoft: ~~$249.99~~ $169.99 on Amazon

At just $169, you’re getting the full Colorsoft experience—vibrant book covers, color-coded highlights, and readable comics—without the "early adopter" premium. If you’ve been waiting to upgrade from a standard Paperwhite, this is the price point to jump on.View Deal

✅Recommended if: You love seeing your book covers in full color on the lock screen or browsing a colorful library grid. And if you're into superhero comics, manga with color spreads, or if you read to your children, then this device is a game-changer.

❌Skip this deal if: You're someone who likes to read with the text crisper, the background is whiter, and you need wireless charging on your e-reader.

This device definitely bridges the gap for comic book fans, manga readers, and people who need color to understand charts, maps, and diagrams, or who simply want to organize their notes with multi-colored highlights (yellow, orange, blue, and pink).

It allows you to enjoy the vibrant cover art of your library and read graphic novels without the eye strain of an iPad, all while retaining the glare-free, distraction-free experience, which is what we need while we read. The Kindle Colorsoft gets an immersive 7-inch Colorsoft E-Ink (Kaleido 3) display, and customizable visuals with "Standard" or "Vivid" saturation modes. The device can stay alive for 8 weeks on a single charge.

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Amazon Kindle (2022) review: Turning me into a believer

derrek.lee@futurenet.com (Derrek Lee) — Fri, 28 Oct 2022 17:00:00 +0000

I'll start this off by saying that I've never used a Kindle before. I enjoy reading, but the thought of consuming an entire book on a tablet-like device was somehow foreign to me, and the Kindle seemed more like something geared toward the older generation, like my parents. So when I got the chance to review the new Kindle (2022), I jumped at the opportunity to see what all the commotion was about.

The result? Well, I came out pretty surprised at just how practical it is. For such a simple device, there's plenty to like about the Kindle. But is it enough to sway me towards e-readers and convince me to switch away from physical books? Not quite, but it gets pretty close.

Amazon Kindle (2022): Price & availability

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Amazon launched the Kindle (2022) in September, and the device went on sale on October 12. It is available at Amazon and other retailers starting at $99 (or $119 without lock screen ads). It is available in two colors: Black and Denim.

Amazon Kindle (2022): What I like

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When Amazon launched the new Kindle, it boasted about how lightweight the device is, and they certainly weren't lying. When I received the device in the mail, I held up the nearly identical packaging for the Kindle and the cover case. Based on their weight, I could barely tell which held the actual Kindle without actually looking at the packaging. At just 158g, the Kindle (2022) is almost too light. It practically disappears in your hand, which I admit is great for a device you're expected to hold for long periods of time. Compared to the size and weight of my books, the Kindle is feather-light, and I can even fit it in my pocket.

There are definitely bigger options out there, like the Kindle Paperwhite, in case you need a larger display, but this seems like it'll be a good fit for most people, especially casual readers.

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As for the actual reading experience, it's perfectly adequate. The display is such that it almost resembles a real book, which is likely thanks to the sharper 300ppi display, and the adjustable brightness makes it very easy on the eyes regardless of the environment or time of day. In broad daylight, the display is still very readable, and at night, you can adjust the brightness to incredibly low levels, so it doesn't blind you in the dark. For a more comfortable experience, I also love the dark mode, which essentially inverts the colors throughout the UI.

A comfortable viewing experience is pertinent because the battery life on the Kindle (2022) is pretty insane. I received the device with a roughly 50% charge, and it's taken two weeks of reading and listening to audiobooks to run the battery down to 1%. Amazon says the battery should last up to six weeks, depending on your usage, and that claim sounds pretty accurate.

The device supports 9W wired charging, which doesn't sound very fast, but it, fortunately, doesn't take too long to top up. I plugged the device in at 1% and checked back an hour and a half later to find it fully charged. Not bad for a device that lasts up to six weeks.

Category	Amazon Kindle (2022)
Display	6-inch, 300ppi, 4 LEDs
Dimensions	157.8 x 108.6 x 8.0mm
Weight	158g
Storage	16GB
Battery & charging	Lasts up to six weeks, USB-C charging, 9W
Connectivity	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Water resistance	❌
Colors	Black, Denim

I don't really care for audiobooks, but I couldn't pass up the opportunity to give it a try with Mariah Carey's "The Meaning of Mariah Carey." Pairing to my Bluetooth earbuds is fairly easy, and the connection is stable as a roam around my apartment. I can definitely see the appeal of audiobooks, especially for people who may often find themselves doing other things and unable to keep their full gaze on a book for long periods of time. Plus, I couldn't resist hearing Mariah Carey read her own memoir.

Elsewhere, navigation is pretty simple, with two sections: Home for purchasing new books and Library for reading them. Buying and downloading new books and audiobooks is easy enough, and the new Kindle comes with 16GB of storage, which is double the storage you'll find on many other e-readers in this price range and more than enough storage than I know what to do with on an e-reader. Fortunately, Kindle Unlimited can help fill up your library, letting you hoard plenty of titles to keep you occupied for a while.

I love that the Library is seemingly always a click away, the last book you were reading is pinned to the navigation bar, which I find handy when I want to jump back in where I left off.

I also love that highlighting a word can bring up several options, such as a dictionary, Wikipedia search, and an X-Ray feature that scans the book for other instances and notable clips of the word or term. It's a pretty handy feature.

Amazon Kindle (2022): What I don't like

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One thing about Kindles is that they're very low-power devices, which is why they last so long on a single charge. But the low refresh on this device really bothers me, and performing just about any task results in an uncomfortable flashing, which I assume is just a characteristic of e-ink displays. It doesn't completely ruin the experience, but it's certainly jarring for a first-time user such as myself, especially coming from a full-color 120Hz display on my smartphone.

There's also no auto-brightness feature, meaning I have to interrupt my reading to manually adjust it myself using the "pull-down" menu.

Build quality is also not the best. Sure the device feels incredibly lightweight, and it's actually small enough to fit in my pockets, but the plastic chassis just feels cheap. That's salvaged some by the cover case, which feels much more comfortable in the hand, especially while the flap is magnetically clamped to the back.

The device also does not feature any water resistance, which is a bummer in Seattle during the fall, when the weather is often wet.

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Also, I don't get why Amazon insists on sticking the power button on the bottom. It always takes me a second to remember where it's located, which is a little irritating. Not only that, but it's the only button on the device. With the low refresh rate of the display, interacting with the touch screen can feel a bit delayed. I feel like a button or two (or three) would potentially speed up navigation.

Lastly, I do wish there were more options when it comes to audio. It seems Bluetooth is the only way to listen, which is fine for me, but at one point, I wanted to just hear the device play the audio from the speakers, which I realized it doesn't have. It also lacks a headphone jack, which I feel is an unnecessary omission for this kind of device

Amazon Kindle (2022): Competition

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Nook is one of the closest competitors to the Amazon Kindle, and the Nook GlowLight 4e is a decent alternative. It has a similar 6-inch display and long battery life that can last you weeks. Plus, it has buttons for those of you that prefer not to use the touch screen. However, storage is only 8GB, the display isn't as sharp, and it's a little more expensive.

The Kobo Clara HD is another good option for anyone looking for the best e-ink tablet. It has a similar design to the Kindle (2022), the same display size, and the same sharpness. You can even adjust the display temperature to its easier on the eyes. However, it also has only 8GB of storage, meaning less space for books and audiobooks. It also uses micro-USB for charging.

Amazon Kindle (2022): Should you buy it?

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You should buy this if...

You love to read
You travel a lot
You enjoy audiobooks

You shouldn't buy this if...

You prefer large screens
You prefer wired audio to Bluetooth
You want a high-end e-reader

As I've stated, there's a lot to like about the Kindle (2022). It's incredibly lightweight, reading is comfortable in just about any lighting condition, and you can access tons of books and audiobooks. And with weeks upon weeks of battery life, you'll probably get through a few novels by the time you have to charge it again.

That said, despite the convenience of a Kindle, I still prefer the feel of a physical book. Call me old-school, but there's something about the feeling of a page-turning that gives me an odd sense of accomplishment that I don't feel with the Kindle. It's a bit lifeless.

Still, I feel that the negatives I've pointed out are a bit nit-picky; the Kindle (2022) does what it does and does it well.

I can definitely see myself using the Kindle to supplement my reading. I'll most likely stick to buying physical books before I go for the e-book, although I can see myself dipping into the Kindle Unlimited library for some titles if they're available (and there are a lot). With access to thousands of titles, the subscription just might be worth it if you do decide to purchase a Kindle.

Amazon Kindle (2022)

The new Amazon Kindle is nice step up from the previous model, thanks to the additional storage, adjustable brightness, and super lightweight build, making it easy to take on the go and dive into your favorite book in just about any environment.

Amazon gives away two free months of Kindle Unlimited with trial offer

vishnu.skar@gmail.com (Vishnu Sarangapurkar) — Tue, 13 Sep 2022 18:59:38 +0000

What you need to know

Amazon has a new great deal on Kindle subscription service.
The eCommerce giant is offering two months of Kindle Unlimited for free.
The Kindle Unlimited subscription program otherwise costs $10 per month.

If you are on the verge of switching from paperback to e-books, now might be a good time to give it a try. Amazon is offering a two-month free trial to the Kindle Unlimited subscription as part of its latest deal. And you may need to act quickly because this is a offer isn't bound to last long.

As noted by TV Guide, Amazon doubled the Kindle Unlimited free trial from one month to two. It certainly looks like a sweet deal, as users looking to get their first Kindle subscription can avoid paying nearly $20 over the course of the trial. However, it will renew after two months, starting at $9.99 monthly. Amazon Kindle subscription earlier has always been free for a month to new consumers (as part of a free trial).

Unfortunately, the two-month trial doesn't appear to be available in all markets.

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For the uninitiated, Kindle Unlimited is a subscription program that allows users to access more than 2 million e-books. It works on most of the popular Kindle e-readers, but users can access their libraries on the web version alongside native apps across platforms like Android.

The usual monthly subscription plan of nearly $10 is required irrespective of users owning an Amazon Prime subscription.

The Kindle Unlimited program further allows users to access a wide range of Audible audiobooks next to a plethora of e-books that are already available on the Kindle Store.

The above-outlined deal, however, comes just in time for the launch of the new Kindle (2022) announcement from Amazon. It comes as the entry-level entrant to the Kindle portfolio and brings some nifty upgrades over its predecessor. It has a small form factor yet features a sharper display, making it perfect for consuming all the e-books you'll have access to.

The new Kindle finally gets a USB Type-C interface for charging, and the battery lasts for at least six weeks on a single charge. It further features 16GB of storage, and the display includes a higher 300ppi pixel density. It retails at $99, is up for preorder, and starts shipping on October 12.

Kindle Unlimited (Two-month free trial): ~~$19.98~~ Free at Amazon

With Kindle Unlimited, you can forget paying for every book you want to read. Now, you have access to millions of titles that you can access on your various devices.View Deal

Read all you want with six months of Kindle Unlimited down to just $30

John Levite — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 12:21:24 +0000

It's time to get your fall reading on! Amazon has discounted Kindle Unlimited across the board. You can get six months of reading for just $29.97, which is 50% off its regular price. Get a full year for $80.30, which is 33% off its regular $120 price or get two full years for $143.80, which is a savings of $96 over the regular price. All of these deals can be redeemed as a gift card, too, so you can give a subscription as a gift to a friend or family member or random person on the street. At the end of the paid period, Kindle Unlimited will automatically renew for $9.99 a month unless you tell it not to.

For new and returning users. Redeem it as a gift card and give the gift of books. Gives you unlimited access to over one million titles, current magazines, and thousands of audiobooks from Audible. Works on any device with a Kindle app.View Deal

Since Kindle Unlimited works with the Kindle app, you can essentially read all the books covered by your subscription from anywhere. Get the Kindle app on your computer, your tablet, or your smartphone. Put it on your kids' smartphones so they can catch up on their favorite books. There are so many options available, including modern books like The Hunger Games series, graphic novels, and even cookbooks. Might as well experiment with your Instant Pot while you're home.

You can keep up to ten titles at a time, and when you feel like swapping them out, the process is seamless. Not sure what books you might want to read? Browse the Kindle Unlimited store and find something new. Read a thriller from Dean Koontz or see what's new in Romance. Binge the Harry Potter series or listen to your favorite audiobooks. Even the more basic new Kindle devices have Bluetooth now so they can pair with headphones for private listening.

Amazon Kindle Unlimited deal: Over a million books are free for two months

Adam Oram — Wed, 26 Aug 2020 11:38:26 +0000

If you're looking for more ways to stay entertained indoors, then you can't go wrong with Amazon Kindle Unlimited. Especially if you can try it out for free. Fortunately for you, a two-month trial of the all-you-can-read eBook service is yours for the low, low price of $0 giving you endless reading material for the next several weeks. The deal is only available for a limited time for new or former Kindle Unlimited users.

The subscription service normally costs $9.99 a month, so you're saving $20 with this deal. Last year, Amazon gave away three months of the service to its Prime members but unlike that offer, this deal does not require you to be a Prime subscriber so anyone can get in on it.

Amazon is letting new subscribers of Kindle Unlimited try the service out completely free for two months! You'll gain access to over 1 million titles to read whenever you want, wherever you want. You don't need a Kindle to start reading, either.View Deal

Kindle Unlimited gives you access to over a million titles, spanning from technical documents to cookbooks to fantasy novels to nonfiction. Even some audiobooks are included. Need a self-help book? Want to re-read the Harry Potter books for the seventeenth time? It's all there, and it's all free with your membership. You don't need a Kindle or Fire tablet to read, either. Amazon makes it easy to read thanks to its free Kindle reading apps for iOS, Android, PC, and Mac.

With its myriad of titles, Kindle Unlimited could keep you reading non-stop if you wished. You can keep up to ten titles at a time, and when you feel like swapping them out, the process is seamless. After the two months are up, it will renew automatically for the normal rate. You can cancel at any time with no penalties for doing so, though you might find that $10 per month is a great value for all that Kindle Unlimited offers.

How many people can share an Amazon Kindle Unlimited subscription?

michael.hicks@futurenet.com (Michael L Hicks) — Wed, 05 Aug 2020 12:00:03 +0000

How many people can share an Amazon Kindle Unlimited subscription?

Best answer: Amazon Kindle Unlimited is linked to one Prime membership. Only the primary user can borrow free eBooks; however, that user can freely share borrowed e-books with other Amazon Household members.

What is Amazon Kindle Unlimited?

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When you have an Amazon Kindle Unlimited subscription, you can access millions of e-books and thousands of audiobooks and magazines for only $12 a month. You don't necessarily need the best Amazon Fire tablet out there since you can also use any device with a Kindle app. But if you're looking for a new Kindle, the Amazon Kindle 2022 is a great choice.

I've been a subscriber for several years and have found many of my favorite books and titles on the service. For example, the Harry Potter and Hunger Games series are available on Amazon Kindle Unlimited, and reading them via subscription is way cheaper than purchasing the titles individually.

Amazon often runs promotions where you can sign up for multiple months of Kindle Unlimited at a time (two, six, or even 12) for a discounted rate per month. If you're an avid reader, it's a great deal.

Once you're subscribed, you can borrow up to 20 eligible Kindle Unlimited titles at a time and any number of magazines that don't count against your limit. In standard search results, you can browse the dedicated Kindle Unlimited library or see eligible books with the Kindle Unlimited badge. If you've run out of space, you can return some titles and re-borrow them later.

Kindle Unlimited is available in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, the UK, Brazil, Japan, India, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Australia. The total number of e-books has increased since last year. Hopefully, you'll find more titles that interest you.

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A Kindle Unlimited subscription is associated with one Amazon Prime account. If your family uses the same Prime login, you can all access borrowed e-books on separate Kindles or computers. But if you have separate Amazon accounts, you'll need to set up an Amazon Household before sharing Kindle Unlimited e-books.

With a Household, you can link two "adult" accounts, up to four "teen" accounts, and up to four "child" accounts under a single paid Prime membership. This allows two adults to have separate order histories and payment information and share their purchased e-books and audiobooks.

Amazon Household also lets adults monitor teens' purchases rather than giving them free access to the main account. Kids won't be able to make payments, but they can see parent-approved e-books on their Amazon Fire Kids tablets.

Amazon Household gives everyone access to Prime shipping, discounted grocery delivery, Amazon Photos storage, and other perks. You can also share Kindle or Amazon Music Unlimited by default. You can subscribe to a family plan for music, but Kindle Unlimited doesn't have a family option.

We have a guide on how to create an Amazon Household you can follow. The quick summary is that you must go to this Manage Your Household page and send an invitation for another adult or teen to log into their separate Amazon account. Then, you must approve your invite so the two accounts merge into one Household.

Then, on that same page, you must Manage Your Family Library and confirm whether you want to share all ebooks, audiobooks, and games by default or have to share them individually.

The primary Kindle Unlimited user must initiate all borrowing even if you enable automatic sharing. So, teen or linked adult accounts can only access Unlimited e-books if they ask the primary user to borrow and share them first. Otherwise, the store page will only show the option to buy the e-book or subscribe to Kindle Unlimited.

Once the primary user borrows a Kindle Unlimited book on the main account, the secondary user will see it in their shared library. Otherwise, they can go to the Digital Content page, search for the ebook in question, and send it to a linked Kindle device.

So that's how different people can access one Kindle Unlimited account! If one person borrowing for everyone sounds like too much work, multiple users can subscribe to Unlimited; otherwise, you'll just have to take advantage of the many ways to get low-cost (or free) e-books and content on your Kindle e-readers.

Amazon Kindle Unlimited

For the ebook worm

You'll love the Amazon Kindle Unlimited service if you're a voracious reader like me. You get access to over a million ebooks, plus thousands of magazines and audiobooks as well.

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite

Tailor-made for Kindle Unlimited

The best affordable e-ink experience for enjoying one ebook after another, the Kindle Paperwhite is water resistant, has plenty of storage, works with Audible if you're an audiobook fan, and will sync your Kindle Unlimited library directly to the home screen. Plus, Amazon sometimes gives you a coupon for a new Paperwhite when you sign up for Unlimited!

Avoid work from home fatigue by reading new books with this 30-day Kindle Unlimited trial

John Levite — Wed, 18 Mar 2020 17:29:58 +0000

Hey, we get it. Self-isolation can be boring. You're doing your part to help slow the spread of the Coronavirus as you work from home, but you also kind of want to go out. How many times can you chase your Roomba around the room? Well, solve the boredom problem and do something productive with a 30-day free trial to Kindle Unlimited. This service from Amazon gives you access to millions of books you can read, and you can read them all for free for at least the first month. After that, it will automatically renew for $9.99 a month, but you can cancel that at any time with no penalty. The free trial is available to new members only, and hopefully 30 days can outlast this quarantine.

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Kindle Unlimited 30-day free trial

Read millions of books as fast as you can and do it all for free for the first 30 days. The subscription includes Amazon exclusives, current magazines, podcasts, and audiobooks!

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Read unlimited eBooks on your phone or tablet with this $1 Kindle Unlimited offer

Alex Smith — Fri, 27 Dec 2019 19:58:00 +0000

Buying book after book after book can get pretty expensive very quickly, which is why Kindle Unlimited makes for the perfect alternative. Becoming a member unlocks access to Amazon's vast selection of digital books and more to read when you please, and they're all accessible via the free Kindle app which you'll be able to open and use practically anywhere you go. Now you can take all your favorite books with you without weighing down your luggage, and the best part is you can join today with a three-month membership for only $0.99.

Kindle Unlimited usually costs $10 per month which is why you do not want to miss out on this offer. You'll get to read as many books as you can within that three-month timespan all for only $1, and if you decide that the service isn't for you, you can turn off auto-renew in your account settings at anytime without being charged anything extra.

Score three months of access to Kindle's digital eBook library for only $1 with this exclusive deal at Amazon. You'll be able to read the eBooks using the free Kindle app on a myriad of devices; no e-reader required.View Deal

Despite Kindle Unlimited working hand-in-hand with Kindle devices perfectly, you don't need a Kindle to read any of the books available via Kindle Unlimited. The free Kindle app lets you read them too, which is available on tons of devices from smartphones to tablets to computers. That means there's no excuse not to have a membership.

With its myriad of titles, Kindle Unlimited could keep you reading non-stop if you wished. From technical documents to cookbooks to fantasy novels, even some audiobooks are included and so much more. The service has favorites like the complete Harry Potter series, too.

This Kindle Unlimited offer is available for new and some returning members, so be sure to head over to the Kindle Unlimited homepage now and take advantage of this deal while it's still available. There really isn't a better way to spend just $1 on books.

Unlock three months of access to all of Kindle Unlimited's eBooks for free!

Alex Smith — Sat, 23 Nov 2019 17:41:46 +0000

The countdown to Black Friday is almost over! Tons of deals are now live at Amazon for its Black Friday Deals Week, including one freebie that no one should miss out on. Right now you can score a free Kindle Unlimited 3-month membership and catch up on your reading anywhere you go.

Having a subscription to Kindle Unlimited earns you access to a digital eBook library that you can visit and check books out from whenever you want, wherever you want. Normally a membership costs $10 monthly, which isn't much to pay for the ability to read over a million titles as you please, but signing up with today's deal won't charge you anything at all for your first three months of service.

Amazon is letting new subscribers of Kindle Unlimited try the service out completely free for three months! You'll gain access to over 1 million titles to read whenever you want, wherever you want. You don't need a Kindle to start reading, either.View Deal

Once three months have passed, your preferred billing method will be charged for another month. However, if you decide Kindle Unlimited isn't right for you, you can turn off auto-renew in your account settings at Amazon at any time to make sure it never charges you for another month. Don't be surprised if you become hooked though! Today's deal is only valid for new subscribers, though previous subscribers can save on renewing their membership today as well. Amazon is taking 50% off the 6-month membership through the end of the year.

Stay up to date with the latest Black Friday price drops here.

Here's your chance to take 50% off six months of Kindle Unlimited

Adam Oram — Mon, 11 Nov 2019 17:09:29 +0000

Kindle Unlimited is Amazon's eBook lending library that you can gain access to for a monthly fee, and right now, Amazon is cutting the price of a six-month subscription in half. Unlike previous Kindle Unlimited deals, this one is not exclusively available to Amazon Prime members and can also be taken advantage of by both new and previous users of the service. The deal is only available for a limited time, though, so don't miss it.

Kindle Unlimited gives members access to over a million titles to read at your leisure, and for a limited time, you can score six months of access at 50% off. Unlike previous deals, you don't have to be a Prime member to take advantage of this offer.View Deal

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A one-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited regularly costs $9.99, though today's sale offers six months of access for $30 bringing the monthly fee down to just $5. You'll be charged $29.97 plus tax upon signing up for the service. After six months is up, your account will renew each month for $10 unless you adjust your settings to cancel it beforehand which can be done at any time.

The service offers over a million titles to choose from and you'll gain the ability to read any of them whenever you want, wherever you want with your membership. If you don't own a Kindle to read the books on, you'll be able to access them using the free Kindle app on a wide variety of devices. With its myriad of titles, Kindle Unlimited could keep you reading non-stop if you wished. You can keep up to ten titles at a time, and when you feel like swapping them out, the process is seamless.

If you're unsure whether Kindle Unlimited is for you, you can try the service for free for a month instead.

Snag two free months of Amazon Kindle Unlimited for a limited time

Adam Oram — Thu, 10 Oct 2019 10:23:22 +0000

Not a member of Kindle Unlimited yet? Here's your chance to change that. For a limited time, you can get two months of Amazon's all-you-can-read service for free. The subscription service normally costs $9.99 a month, so you're saving $20 with this deal. Back in July, Amazon gave away three months of the service to its Prime members but unlike that offer, this deal does not require you to be a Prime subscriber so anyone can get in on it. This deal also doesn't specifiy that it is for first-time users only, so it's worth giving it a shot even if you have had a previous Kindle Unlimited trial.

Kindle Unlimited gives members access to over a million titles to read at your leisure, and for a limited time, you can score two months of access for free. Unlike previous deals, you don't have to be a Prime member to take advantage of this offer.View Deal

Amazon hasn't stated an end date for this offer, but it's not likely to hang around for long so don't miss your chance to explore Kindle Unlimited for yourself!

Grab three months of Amazon's Kindle Unlimited for just $1.99 total

John Levite — Thu, 08 Aug 2019 23:34:42 +0000

Not a member of Kindle Unlimited yet? Here's your chance. Get three months of Amazon's All-You-Can-Read buffet for just $1.99 total. The subscription service normally costs $9.99 a month, so you're saving $28 with this deal. After the three months are up, it will renew automatically for the normal rate. You can cancel at any time with no penalties for doing so. The deal is supposed to be restricted to people signing up for the first time, but the miles seem to vary on that.

Everyone is eligible for this promotion, whether you're a Prime member or not!View Deal

This deal isn't quite as good as the Prime member exclusive that offered three months free for most of the month of July. If you signed up for that deal, you won't be eligible for this one. But if you missed it, then you aren't losing out on much by grabbing this one instead. I mean, you lose $2, but that just means no trip to the vending machine today.

Plus, the terms and conditions for this deal do not require you to be a Prime member. The deal must be redeemed before the end of the day August 31.

Kindle Unlimited gives you access to over a million titles, spanning from technical documents to cookbooks to fantasy novels to nonfiction. Need a self-help book? Want to re-read Harry Potter for the seventeenth time? It's all there, and it's all free with your membership. You don't need a Kindle to read, either. Amazon makes it easy to read thanks to its free Kindle reading apps for iOS, Android, PC, and Mac.

You can keep up to ten titles at a time, and when you feel like swapping them out, the process is seamless. I'm always shocked at the wide variety of available options. More than a dozen times, I've gone to purchase a Thrifter Kindle book deal, only to find that the title in question is already free thanks to Kindle Unlimited. You can take advantage of thousands of audiobooks, too, if you want to spice up your commute or listen while you cook and clean. The options are almost endless.

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Alex Smith — Fri, 26 Jul 2019 13:10:30 +0000

Before July comes to an end, there's one major deal that every Prime member should snag at Amazon — one that's absolutely free. Through the end of the month, Amazon is offering members three months of Kindle Unlimited for free, which is pretty insane considering all that it encompasses. Having a subscription to Kindle Unlimited is basically like having access to a digital eBook library that you can visit whenever you want, wherever you want. Normally a membership costs $10 monthly, which isn't much to pay for access to over a million titles to read as you please, but signing up with today's deal won't charge you anything for your first three months of service.

Like we mentioned above, this deal is only for Amazon Prime members. If you're not a member already, you can start a free 30-day trial to snag this offer without having to pay anything.

Kindle Unlimited gives members access to over a million titles to read at your leisure, and for a limited time, you can score three months of access just for being a Prime member!View Deal

Despite Kindle Unlimited working hand-in-hand with Kindle devices perfectly, you don't need a Kindle to read any of the books available via Kindle Unlimited. The free Kindle app lets you read them too, which is downloadable on tons of devices from smartphones to tablets to computers.

With its myriad of titles, Kindle Unlimited could keep you reading non-stop if you wished. From technical documents to cookbooks to fantasy novels, even some audiobooks are included and so much more. It, of course, has favorites like the complete Harry Potter series, too.

This offer is coming to an end in just a few days, so don't miss your chance to explore Kindle Unlimited for yourself!

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Adam Oram — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 12:57:52 +0000

If you've been considering purchasing an e-reader for the first time, or you're thinking of upgrading your current one, you should seriously consider the Kindle Oasis. While Amazon recently released an updated model with a new color adjustable front light, the rest of the specs remained pretty much unchanged so you can save by going for the previous-gen model on sale. At $199.99 for the 8GB model and $223.99 for the 32GB version, it's down to its best price outside of Prime Day. Amazon is even including a free 3-month trial of Amazon Kindle Unlimited with your purchase to sweeten the deal further.

Get your hands on the previous-gen Kindle Oasis at one of its best prices ever. With the free 3-month trial of Kindle Unlimited you'll also have access to thousands of books, magazines, and other titles.View Deal

As Amazon's premium reading tablet, the Oasis provides the best resolution among any other Kindle device at 300ppi. It's even waterproof with an IPX8 rating, meaning you can read it at the beach, when sitting by the pool, or even when taking a bath without having to worry too much about water damage. What's more, it has a glare-free screen, so you can use it anywhere without casting harmful reflections into your face. The screen is pushed to one side making it easier for you to hold the device in one hand. Arm tired? Flip it around and use the other hand for a while. If your eyes need a rest, you can also simply pair your favorite Bluetooth headphones to the device and listen to your book using Audible.

The models linked above all offer Wi-Fi connectivity so you can download books to the device when you're connected to the internet. On the other hand, you can save $70 on a Wi-Fi + 3G model right now, and what's awesome about this version is that it allows you to download books practically anywhere without having to pay a monthly fee for the 3G service. It's all paid for with the device's purchase.

Kindle Unlimited gives you access to over a million titles, spanning from technical documents to cookbooks to fantasy novels to nonfiction. Need a self-help book? Want to re-read Harry Potter for the seventeenth time? It's all there, and it's all free with on your trial. The membership will auto-renew after your 3-month trial, though it can be easily cancelled within your subscription manager if you decide to.

Kindle Oasis bundles are on sale today too, which come with a leather cover and a power adapter. Prices start at just $239.97 for the 8GB device bundle.

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