Prime Day Kindle deals just came early to Amazon UK — save up to £170
Prime Big Deal Days is coming soon, but you can save on Kindle e-readers ahead of the event!
Prime Big Deal Days — AKA October Prime Day — is just a week away. However, Amazon is already offering a ton of early deals. If you've been waiting to grab a Kindle on sale, the wait is finally over!
Right now you can get up to £170 off Kindles. There's pretty much no better time of year to curl up with a good book, so make sure to pick up these deals while you can!
Keep scrolling to see my favorite Kindle deals. I also recommend checking out our Amazon promo codes.
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- Kindle (16 GB): was £149 now £94
- Kindle Kids (16 GB): was £159 now £99
- Kindle Colorsoft (16 GB): was £259 now £144 [Lowest price ever!]
- Kindle Colorsoft Kids (16GB): was £274 now £179
- Kindle Scribe Colorsoft (32GB): was £569 now £399
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The Amazon Kindle is one of the smallest and most lightweight e-readers around. With a crisp display and 6-week battery life, this is the Kindle to buy for shoppers on a budget. Amazon is even throwing in three months of Kindle Unlimited. We wish this Kindle was waterproof, though, but you can't beat that low price.
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Pick up the Kindle Kids 16GB for under £100 thanks to this discount. This latest edition comes with a fun, decorated cover, ad-free books, a glare-free display and faster page turning.
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This is the Kids edition of our favorite Kindle. This excellent device has a 7-inch glare free device with an adjustable backlight, for the most comfortable reading experience possible. You also get a 6 month subscription to Amazon Kids Plus, providing access to a huge library of kid-friendly books, and a worry-free guarantee that means Amazon will replace it if it breaks. It’s even waterproof, so no need to worry if it makes a splash.
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The Kindle Colorsoft features all the benefits of a Kindle, only in glorious color. If you really want to get the most out of your comics, book covers and illustrations, this is the Kindle you've been waiting for. While it's decidedly expensive, it more than delivers on its premise. And now that it's on sale for this price, it's a no-brainer.
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The Kindle Paperwhite is our choice for the best Kindle you can buy. It delivers 16GB storage (around 15,000 books), 12 weeks of battery life, an IPX8 waterproof rating (meaning it'll survive being dropped in the bath), and a fantastic anti-glare screen.
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The Signature Edition of the Kindle Colorsoft features ad-free reading as standard, 32GB of storage, and a gorgeous Metallic Black shell. You also get up to eight weeks of battery life on a charge. It's one of the best ways to enjoy Amazon's ebook library.
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The Kindle Kids Colorsoft offers the same great Kindle reading experience, except it's optimized for reading in color. Book covers, comics and graphic novels spring to life on the display. This model comes comes with a 12-month subscription to Amazon Kids Plus, and a 2-year "worry-free guarantee."
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We called this "the Cadillac of Kindles" in our Kindle Scribe Colorsoft review. It's one of the most expensive e-readers you'll find, but it offers a large 11-inch e-paper display, comes with a stylus to write and draw on the tablet's screen and up to eight weeks of battery life. And did I mention that you can view your comics, graphic novels and book covers in glorious full color?
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Millie is a Deals Editor at Tom's Guide specializing in deals content. She also covers the latest tech news and and creates how-to articles about everything from phones, streaming devices, and headphones to apps and video games. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, gaming on her Nintendo Switch and creating digital art.
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