Prime Day Kindle deals — how to save big on some of the world's best e-readers

Amazon Kindle Scribe 64GB w/ Pen: $449.99 $309.99 with Prime at Amazon

The Kindle Scribe is an impressive e-ink tablet that comes with a glare-free 10.2-inch 300ppi display, versatile stylus pen, and up to 12 weeks of battery life on a single charge. And yes, you can use it to read books too! Prime users who buy the Kindle Scribe 64GB this week will get an excellent 31% off their purchase.

Amazon Kindle Kids 16GB: $129.99 $94.99 with Prime at Amazon

Trying to get your kids into reading this summer? Check out this deal that slashes 27% off the Kindle Kids, a perfect beginner's e-reader with a 6-inch glare-free display, 16GB of storage, and up to six weeks of battery life on a single charge. You purchase will also come with six free months of Amazon Kids Plus.

Kindle Essentials Bundle w/ Kindle (2024), fabric cover, and power adapter: $161.97 $121.97 with Prime at Amazon

This product bundle includes the standard 6-inch Kindle (2024) with a Matcha-colored fabric cover and power adapter, all for just $121.97 when you use your Prime account. That's $40 off the regular retail price, no strings attached!

Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition Essential Bundle: $282.97 $191.97 at Amazon

The Kindle Paperwhite is our favorite e-reader from the brand, coming complete with a 7-inch 300ppi screen, seamless Audible integration, and up to 12 weeks of battery life. Buy this bundle from Amazon and you'll get the e-reader, a plant-based leather cover, AND a wireless charging dock for just $191.97.

Kobo Libra Colour: $249.99 $209.99 at Amazon

Of course, Amazon isn't the only company that makes e-readers, and Kobo's Libra Colour is one of the best, boasting a waterproof design, full-color e-ink display with adjustable brightness, and weeks of battery life on a single charge. For a limited time, Amazon is selling the Kobo Libra Colour at a $40 discount, no Prime membership required.

Onyx Boox Palma 2: $299.99 $269.99 at Amazon

Amazon's Kindle tablets are great, but they have a pretty limited OS. Perhaps you should consider a more freeing experience with this Android-based e-paper device. The nifty little Onyx Boox Palma 2 has a fast octa-core CPU, a fingerprint reader, and runs Android 13 out of the box, so you can install whatever app you fancy on it. You get rare specs like cameras, a microSD card slot, and more with the Palma 2, putting Kindles to shame.