Black Friday has passed, but strong tech deals continue into Cyber Monday, particularly for Amazon Kindles. Despite limited discounts throughout the year, these devices are now at their lowest prices ever, offering significant savings for readers.
Prime Kindle Deals
The most notable discounts include the Kindle Colorsoft for $169.99 (originally $249.99) and the basic Kindle for $79.99 – a new record low. These deals apply to both devices and accessories, making this an ideal time to upgrade or purchase a new e-reader.
The Kindle Colorsoft retains features from the Paperwhite series—water resistance, adjustable brightness, and an eight-week battery life—with the added benefit of a full-color display for graphic novels and illustrated books. The basic Kindle remains a cost-effective option for dedicated readers.
Beyond Amazon: Exploring Alternatives
While Kindles dominate the market, the Kobo Libra Colour is also discounted to $199.99 (a 13% reduction). This alternative offers features not found in Kindles, such as a gyroscope and physical page-turn buttons, appealing to users seeking broader functionality or avoiding Amazon’s ecosystem.
Enhancing Your Reading Experience
Several accessories are also on sale:
- Datafy Remote Control Page Turner : $15.99 (originally $19.99), offering hands-free page turning.
- Magipea Gooseneck Stand : $16.12 (46% off), providing a secure and adjustable mount for comfortable reading.
- Kindle Cases with PopSockets : Bundled discounts on cases and grips for improved ergonomics.
Budget-Friendly Book Deals
Amazon is also running promotions on Kindle books, with many titles available for under $3. This includes bestsellers and award-winning novels at discounted prices, making digital libraries more accessible.
The Bottom Line: Cyber Monday presents the best opportunity to buy a Kindle or related accessories at their lowest prices. Whether you prefer Amazon’s ecosystem or explore alternatives like Kobo, the current sales offer substantial savings for e-readers and digital book enthusiasts.
