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Amazon Prime Day 2021 – Best Kindle Deals

If you're looking to buy an Amazon Kindle, Prime Day is the time to do it, with unbeatable offers on the range.
Jack Turner June 21st 2021 12:01 am

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The Kindle ebook reader has become something of a hit for Amazon, with the company selling tens of millions of the devices to veracious bookworms since their release back in 2007.

If you're looking to pick one up, then good news – today is one of the best times to buy, thanks to the big discounts that Amazon offers on the range come Prime Day 2021. With some models offering up to $70 off, now is the time to take the plunge, especially if you're after the high-end Kindle Oasis.

We take a look at the models offered by Amazon and let you know just what the difference is, and which one is best for you.

Remember, these deals will only last until midnight June 22.

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Struggling to work out which Kindle model is right for you? There are four models available from Amazon, all of which offer slightly different features:

Amazon Kindle – This is the ‘basic' Kindle. Usually costing $89, you can get one today for $54.99. It's a great little e-book reader, with a front-lit screen, 4-week battery life, and a 6-inch screen. A super choice for a low-cost Kindle.

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite – Usually $129, but available today for $79.99, the Paperwhite builds on the standard Kindle and adds a higher resolution screen, an adjustable backlight, more storage, and is also waterproof, making it a great choice for reading by the pool, in the bath, or wherever H2O is. It's Tech.co's top pick for those wanting a Kindle, offering a solid feature list for the price.

Amazon Kindle Oasis – The daddy of the Kindle range, the new Oasis is a pricey proposition. For the money, you get a larger, 7-inch screen, and a warm light for a more natural reading feel. While there's no doubting it's an excellent e-reader, we struggle to justify the price tag over the Paperwhite, although it is a more palatable $184.99 today, an $70 saving. Read our full review of the Kindle Oasis.

Amazon Kindle Kids Edition – While Amazon has had a kid-friendly tablet for a while, it only started offering a Kindle version this year. While it's essentially the standard Kindle with child-specific features, it comes with a two-year guarantee, meaning that if it's broken, Amazon will replace it, no questions asked. We think this makes it a great deal, especially for the reduced price of $64.99. Read our Kindle Kids Edition review.

Want to find out more about the Kindle range? Read our dedicated Amazon Kindle guide.

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Jack Turner
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Jack is the Deputy Editor for Tech.co. He has been writing about a broad variety of technology subjects for over a decade, both in print and online, including laptops and tablets, gaming, and tech scams. As well as years of experience reviewing the latest tech devices, Jack has also conducted investigative research into a number of tech-related issues, including privacy and fraud.

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