Best Amazon Kindle deals: Get a price cut and millions of FREE ebooks

Looking for the best Amazon Kindle deals available today? You’ve come to the right place – in this guide we’ve rounded up the latest discounts and offers on the hugely popular Readers range. Whether you’re looking for Amazon’s entry-level Kindle, refreshed earlier this year, Kindle Paperwhite, Paperwhite Signature Edition, Kindle Oasis or the all-new Kindle Scribe… we’ve got the latest UK prices so you can find the best Kindle deal for you.

Not only that, but we also have details of a nifty trick to unlock millions digital books to read on your new Kindle for free. Kindle Unlimited is a Netflix-As subscription service that includes bestsellers, critically acclaimed novels, and non-fiction e-books to read for a fixed monthly fee. You can read any of these titles on your Kindle device or using the Kindle app on iPhone, iPad and Android. Amazon regularly rotates the library of titles included with Kindle Unlimited, so you should always find new content from your favorite authors or in your favorite genre.

Kindle Unlimited generally costs £7.99 per monthhowever, for a limited time, Prime members can unlock a free Kindle Unlimited subscription for two months.

Meanwhile, you can access millions of Kindle books that you would usually need to purchase individually from the Kindle Store. Cancel anytime during the two-month trial and you won’t be charged anything. As mentioned above, even if you don’t have a dedicated Kindle e-reader yet, you can still read all the books included in the subscription on other devices including iPad, iPhone, Android, Fire tablets, and more.

If you’re not interested in Kindle Unlimited, Amazon regularly drops the price of Kindle ebooks. The company is slashing the price of hundreds of e-books to 99 pence every week, with top-selling author titles regularly included in the windfall. Check latest Kindle book deals to find your next pageturner – without paying top dollar.

If you are looking to upgrade to a new Material, then you’re in luck. There are some brilliant deals to be found on the Kindle lineup right now. Even better, Amazon recently refreshed a number of its most popular Kindle models, so you’ll get new additions like higher-resolution e-ink displays and fast USB-C charging.

We’ve got a comprehensive guide to the latest Kindle range discounts and promotions below, as well as answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about these popular eReaders. Use the links to jump to the relevant section or scroll down to jump to the full guide.

Amazon Kindle devices get regular price drops, with huge discounts available at blockbuster sales events, like black friday. But don’t worry if you don’t wanna wait this For a long time, retailers have regularly offered discounts on these popular eReaders. Check out the latest Kindle lineup discounts below…

We’ve tested Amazon’s best-selling Kindle e-readers, including Paperwhite, Paperwhite Signature Edition, and Kindle Oasis. If you want more details on an individual model before jumping in with the latest Kindle deals, check out our in-depth Kindle reviews below.

• Amazon Kindle Paperwhite review

• Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition Review

Kindle is the brand name of a range of devices dedicated to reading digital books. Amazon uses e-ink screens in its Kindle lineup which, as the name suggests, looks like a printed page. These touchscreens can only display in black and white, extending battery life to weeks and months. Kindle screens also don’t reflect sunlight, saving you the blinding glare that plagues those who try to use their smartphones and tablets outdoors. A built-in backlight means you’ll be able to keep reading through the evening and into the night.

Select water-resistant Kindle models can withstand immersion in up to two meters of fresh water for 60 minutes and 0.25 meters of salt water for up to 3 minutes. This means that you will be able to read in the bath, on an inflatable in the sea, on a boat, in the swimming pool without any worries, which is certainly not the case with a traditional paperback.

Kindle readers can adjust the font, font size, and alignment of their eBooks. Amazon has added support for OpenDyslexic, a typeface designed to avoid some of the most common misreads for people with dyslexia. Another feature, called Word Wise, will highlight the definition of difficult words between the lines of books, so you won’t have to interrupt the flow of the book to find out the meaning of a difficult word. Of course, if you need to find the full definition, you can press and hold any word to look up in the built-in dictionary.

Wikipedia entries can also be invoked on Kindle, which should be useful when reading non-fiction books. And transactions are also supported for those who read in different languages.

X-Ray, available on all Kindle models, makes it easy to keep track of people, places, and events in your book. So if you come across a name you can’t remember, just tap on it and the Kindle software will send you a quick prompt to remind you.

Kindle owners can purchase digital books from the Kindle Store, which is part of Amazon’s website.

Books can be purchased directly from the Kindle e-Reader via Wi-Fi or 4G mobile networks on models that support cellular, or from any web browser. If you buy a Kindle book on another device — a laptop, for example — you’ll still need an internet connection to your Kindle to download the title.

Unfortunately, Kindle owners are unable to purchase or download books from rival digital bookstores. For example, Barnes and Noble has a thriving e-book store, as does Rakuten. However, Kindle readers will be limited to Amazon’s offering. Considering Amazon runs the largest digital bookstore, with over 10 million titles, it’s not a bad store to limit yourself to.

If you’ve never owned a Kindle before, you might be wondering how economical it will be to buy everything of your books from Amazon’s digital library. Luckily, the company regularly offers e-book discounts on its store. Every day, Amazon unveils a new Kindle Deal of the Day – usually a popular bestseller or critically acclaimed non-fiction title.

As well as its Daily Deal, Amazon is slashing the price of hundreds of digital books to 99p every week, with titles from top-selling authors regularly included in the windfall. You can browse the latest selection of Kindle Book Deals to find your next pageturner – without paying top dollar.

Of course, these discounted ebooks won’t be still be to your liking. However, if you continue to check these promotions regularly, you should soon be able to create a queue of Kindle eBooks on your eReader that you’ve wanted to read for a while… without paying more than 99p for each title.

In addition to discounts, Amazon also offers a number of popular books free. These tend to be classics, where copyright has expired and these works are now in the public domain. Some of the best-known works to enter the public domain (and now available for free download from the Kindle Store) include Gatsby the magnificent by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf In our time by Ernest Hemingway, The secret of fireplaces by Agatha Christie, and A girl of the samurai by Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto, to name a few.

Amazon has also commissioned a number of popular authors, including Stephen King and Margaret Atwood, to write novels that stand exclusive at the Kindle Store. Finalists will therefore need to switch to e-books to read everything these authors have published.

Kindle Unlimited is a subscription service available to Kindle readers that includes millions of books and audiobooks for a monthly fee. You’ll be able to read as many titles as you can handle – with no limit on the number of books that can be downloaded to your eReader or device at once.

With an audiobook and an eBook available for the same title, readers will be able to move seamlessly between the two formats, with Amazon’s intelligent WhisperSync technology keeping the two in sync. So you can pause the audiobook…and your Kindle will immediately jump to the paragraph. Audiobooks can be played on your phone, Amazon Echo smart speaker, in-car entertainment system, Sonos speakers, tablets, and more.

Amazon usually charges £7.99 a month for Kindle Unlimited, but for a limited time you can secure two months of subscription service free. Cancel anytime during the free trial period and you will be charged nothing by Amazon. And of course, you’ll have two months to read as many bestsellers, page-turners, and non-fiction titles as you can handle!