Amazon's Kindle is now just $90, down from its usual price of $110. This iconic e-reader has made our list of the best devices in this category for good reason - it gets the job done without any unnecessary frills.
The base model ships with 16GB of storage and comes in two stylish colorways, making it easy to find a version that suits your taste. While it may not have all the bells and whistles, its compact and durable design makes it perfect for packing and holding up with one hand.
One of the best features of this e-reader is its access to the vast Kindle library. And with this sale, you can get three months of Kindle Unlimited - essentially like having your own personal Netflix for books. While the selection may not be comprehensive, I've always found something to read in a pinch when needed.
However, it's worth noting that this is an entry-level device and has some drawbacks. It doesn't have a color screen or option to use a stylus, which might be a drawback for some users. Additionally, the battery lasts around six weeks with regular use, but Amazon devices are infamous for forcing ads on users - including lockscreen ads.
Despite these minor downsides, I've personally found that my Kindle barely needs charging and is always ready to go. The ads may not be too intrusive, especially since they're tethered to the lockscreen and mostly advertise books.
For those looking to start their e-reader journey or upgrade from a basic device, this deal on Amazon's Kindle is hard to pass up. With its affordability and access to the vast Kindle library, it's an excellent choice for anyone looking to read more in the new year.
The base model ships with 16GB of storage and comes in two stylish colorways, making it easy to find a version that suits your taste. While it may not have all the bells and whistles, its compact and durable design makes it perfect for packing and holding up with one hand.
One of the best features of this e-reader is its access to the vast Kindle library. And with this sale, you can get three months of Kindle Unlimited - essentially like having your own personal Netflix for books. While the selection may not be comprehensive, I've always found something to read in a pinch when needed.
However, it's worth noting that this is an entry-level device and has some drawbacks. It doesn't have a color screen or option to use a stylus, which might be a drawback for some users. Additionally, the battery lasts around six weeks with regular use, but Amazon devices are infamous for forcing ads on users - including lockscreen ads.
Despite these minor downsides, I've personally found that my Kindle barely needs charging and is always ready to go. The ads may not be too intrusive, especially since they're tethered to the lockscreen and mostly advertise books.
For those looking to start their e-reader journey or upgrade from a basic device, this deal on Amazon's Kindle is hard to pass up. With its affordability and access to the vast Kindle library, it's an excellent choice for anyone looking to read more in the new year.
. I mean, the selection of books isn't crazy vast or anything, but it's always got some good reads to fall back on. And let's be real, who needs all those bells and whistles anyway? The compact design and durable build are win-win in my book 
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. And don't even get me started on the ads... I mean, I know it's a small price to pay for basically free books, but still 
. Still, if you're new to e-readers or just upgrading from something basic, this deal is too good to pass up 
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I'm loving this price drop on the Kindle! $20 off is a great incentive to grab one of these babies. I've had mine for a bit now and I gotta say, the lack of color screen and stylus option isn't even bugging me that much - it's all about getting lost in a good book, right? 
The ads are definitely a thing, but they're not super annoying... mostly just promote books which is kinda awesome? 
. i love how compact and durable it is, perfect for tossing into a bag or purse 
. plus, having access to the kindle library is a total game changer 
... can't beat that price though 
... still, $20 off is not bad, kinda like how I saved up $20 for pizza 
last week and my friend ate it all before me... anyway, the lack of color screen isn't a big deal for me, I've got a smartphone with that and now I just have to carry another device around 
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I gotta say, $90 is still a bit steep if you ask me 
. And don't even get me started on the ads, I mean I know they're not too intrusive, but still... annoying 
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and I'm loving it so far! The price drop is insane - $20 off the usual price? Yes please! 
, but honestly, they're not too intrusive. If you're thinking of getting into e-readers or upgrading from a basic one, this deal is too good to pass up - go for it! 
. plus, you get three months of kindle unlimited which is like having your own personal netflix for books 
. i've been using it nonstop since i got it and i barely need to charge it which is def a win in my book 
The battery life is pretty decent too, so that's a bonus. Overall, if you're new to e-readers or upgrading from a basic one, this deal is pure gold 
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. And those ads on the lockscreen? Totally not a deal-breaker, right? 
Just gotta deal with those ads on lockscreen... but hey, it's a small price to pay for all that reading goodness 
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. Still, for new e-reader users or those looking to level up from basic devices, this deal is like... too good to pass up? 
The design is still on point and it's super portable. My only concern would be those ads 