Amazon Prime Day Kindle deals 2024: What to grab if you still want a deal
Jul. 17, 2024Prime Day Kindle deals are over for another year, but a few accessories can still be claimed
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Prime Day Kindle deals are officially over and out for another calendar year. In all honesty, the number of Kindle devices on offer this time around was weaker than expected, but a few standout offers on the Scribe and Paperwhite were welcome. Sadly, discounts have now disappeared for the devices themselves. If you’re up for grabbing an accessory or two, there are still some kicking about.
We’ve listed the best deals you can still benefit from down below, and we’ve also been looking at some alternatives to Kindles this year in order to recommend other options. If you need to know more about the event, Prime memberships, or which Kindle models are which, we have that information for you as well.
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Kindle Paperwhite Case|$34.99$19.99 at AmazonSave $15- This case for the Kindle Paperwhite is seeing an early Prime Day deal which could be worth grabbing if you already own one of these devices. There are some cosmetic options too, with a few different materials on offer.
Buy it if:
✅ You already have a Kindle Paperwhite✅ You’d like a case to protect it✅ Flip covers appeal to you
Don’t buy it if:
❌ You’re planning on buying an essentials bundle
UK:£29.99 at Amazon
Remote Control Page-Turner |$69.99$19.99 at AmazonSave $50 -If you like a hands-free reading experience this nifty little gadget is a nice bonus buy. This is the cheapest we saw it go for during Prime Day in the summer.
Buy it if:
✅ You’re frequently in reading situations that call for one✅ Your Kindle screen is growing less responsive✅ You are buying for a child
Don’t buy it if:
❌ You have no real use for one
UK:£19.99 at Amazon(Black)
3-pack Supershieldz Anti-Glare Kindle screen protectors |$10.99$9.99 at AmazonSave $1 -It’s not discounted by much, but if you want more peace of mind that your Kindle is going to be protected, this screen protector pack is down to the same price it was last Prime Day.
Buy it if:
✅ You don’t like glare on your screen✅ You want to keep that display safe✅ You have a Kindle Paperwhite
Don’t buy it if:
❌ You want as little resistance in your screen as possible
UK:£8.99 at Amazon
Prime Day Kindle deals are officially over and ran from October 8 to 9th. Amazon tends to be pretty strict about its timings for Prime Day deals, especially regarding its own products. However, if you’re still looking for books or accessories, a few surviving deals remain.
Free 30-day trial of Amazon PrimeYou’ll need a Prime membership in order to take advantage of most Kindle deals but don’t fear. You can get a free 30-day trial starting today, cover yourself for the event, and then cancel before the payments kick in.
When it comes to Prime Day, Amazon tends to lead the deals charge with its own products. That means Kindles, Ring doorbells, and all of its other gubbins tend to be guaranteed some offers during events like these.
Over the last few years, Amazon has launched a large range of Kindles that cater to different styles of readers. There are multiple models - from the standard Kindle, to the Paperwhite model, to Kids options, to the pricey Oasis and Scribe – but the good news is that they all saw various discounts during past Prime Day and “big deal days” events.
Perhaps the most impressive discount we saw in July’s Prime Day sales was the Kindle Scribe, which dropped to an impressive low of $254.99. This was especially tempting for folks who wanted a digital notebook as well as an e-reader. It was also one of the first official Prime Day exclusive deals we spotted on the entire digital store - which goes to show how much of a spotlight Kindles get in these sales.
One thing to look out for is the Kindle daily deals since these get you pretty ridiculous prices on the E-reader books you have access to on Kindle devices. If you want to pick up some cheap books (for under a dollar) from some of the top authors out there, you can make use of Prime Day Kindle deals too.
Of course, there are plenty of Kindle accessories out there, and if you find the official Amazon ones a bit too pricey, there’s no reason to give up your search. We found loads of third-party cases with some classy designs on offer in July. Whatever we find when the unconfirmed October event starts, we’ll update this page.
Until then, take a look down below at some desired/expected prices for each Kindle model. While some of these are accurate to what we saw in previous sales, others are a more general ballpark figure we’re hoping for.
Watchlist:
Kindle Paperwhite
MSRP:$139.99 / £149.99
Expected Price:$94.99 / £99.99
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MSRP:$99.99 / £84.99
Expected Price:$69.99 / £59.99
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Kindle Oasis
MSRP:$249.99 / £229.99
Expected Price:$169.99 / £169.99
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Kindle Scribe
MSRP:$419.99 / £329.99
Expected Price:$269 / £285
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Kindles aren’t the only E-reader tablets out there, and alternatives could offer you a better experience, depending on what you’re looking for. Particularly if you’re interested in the Kindle Scribe, the reMarkable is a solid option. There are some great alternatives to regular E-readers too, and they might save you some money.
reMarkable 2
The reMarkable 2 has just seen a new model release, so it’s possible it gets a bit of a price shop when we reach deals season. This is actually a fairly simplistic device, but that’s by design. If you struggle to keep focus, or you’re mainly attracted to the Kindle Scribe for its notetaking and writing experience, then this fancy bit of tech might be a godsend to you.
MSRP:$549 at Best Buy|£419 at reMarkableAlternative to:The Kindle Scribe
Kobo Clara
The Kobo line of E-readers from Rakuten has long been one of Kindle’s biggest competitors. The Clara offers similar features to the Kindle and Kindle Paperwhite, in that it’s got a ComfortLight screen, touch display, and it’s waterproof. It’s found on sale fairly frequently, so it might be a good alternative for those on a tight budget.
MSRP:$129.99 at Amazon|£99.99 at AmazonAlternative to:The Kindle / Kindle Paperwhite
For something a little more premium, we’d recommend staying abreast of all the latestPrime Day iPad dealsupdates as well. Or, we’re also rounding up this year’sPrime Day laptop dealsandPrime Day TV dealsas well.
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