The new Amazon Kindle 16GB (with lockscreen ad-supported) is the lightest and most compact (6 inches) option in the lineup and priced at just $84 after a 23% discount from its original price of $109.

Amazon's 2024 Kindle is down to $89.99 for Black Friday. This is 18% off its list price of $109.99. Amazon's Black Friday sale has officially kicked off, and there's a wealth of items to look through.

Black Friday deals have officially landed at Amazon, and that means it’s time to start your holiday shopping! This is one deal I’m seriously tempted to pick up for myself — Amazon’s new Kindles have seen discounts for the first time.

The Signature Edition of the Paperwhite Kindle (23% off) comes with an auto-adjusting front light, tons of memory, and wireless charging.

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A three-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited is on sale for £0.99, saving you £27.48 on list price. This Black Friday deal is live until Dec. 2.

Thankfully, this early Black Friday deal has slashed the prices on Amazon’s newest Kindle down to $85 (23 percent off) and the newest Kindle Paperwhite down to $130 (19 percent off). Both were released this year, making these the best-ever prices so far.

But, as any bookworm will know, they don’t come cheap – until Black Friday that is. For its 2024 event, Amazon has slashed the price of the flagship Kindle by more than 20 per cent, bringing the price down to less than £130.

I’ve brought it on multiple international trips, along with my daily commutes. It is compact, with an e-ink display that can easily handle bright light and, the best part, is the stellar battery life.

With a high-resolution, glare-free and paper-like display plus an adjustable built-in light and a dark mode — this e-reader can be used day and night. Its 16 GB of storage is enough to store thousands of books (and .