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Want to get lost in a good book during your next holiday? Amazon just slashed the price of bundles across its Kindle lineup — pairing the e-reader with a protective case and power adapter.
Amazon hasn't changed the standalone cost of its Kindle devices.
For example, the Kindle Colorsoft still costs £239 at the moment, but costs just £222.58 when paired with a case and 9W power adapter. As the name suggests, the Colorsoft is the first e-reader from Amazon with a colour e-ink screen, perfect for graphic novels, non-fiction, or spotlighting the front cover of your next page-turner in all of its glory on the lockscreen.
Likewise, the top-of-the-line Kindle Scribe is available for £399.99 when bought on its own... or a more affordable £341, and you'll take delivery of the same device with a Black Cover and an Amazon-built Powerfast 9W Power Adapter. Kindle Scribe pairs the distraction-free reading experience that Kindle is known for with a larger e-ink display and a stylus so you can annotate pages, make handwritten notes, and more.
For those who haven't switched to digital books, Kindles are designed to be lightweight and portable, so you can carry thousands of books wherever you go. The glare-free display and adjustable light make reading comfortable, day or night. Without notifications or apps to distract you, it offers an immersive reading experience.
The timing of these Kindle bundle discounts couldn't be better. That's because Amazon's Big Book Sale kickstarts on March 6 and lasts until the end of the month. If you're looking to stock up on digital books for your new Kindle, this is the sale you've been hoping for. It's Amazon's only dedicated book promotion of the year, with reductions of up to 90% off thousands of eBooks, along with up to 70% off hundreds of print titles.
Save £94 on the Kindle Colorsoft bundle from Amazon
Get the Kindle Colorsoft, power adapter, and case bundled into one offer. Escape into your books in colour without the social media distractions, notifications, or other distracting apps. The glare-free display and auto-adjusting front light let you read in the brightest sunlight or late into the night, no matter your location. You can also highlight passages in varying colours to help you keep track
Kindle Colorsoft (16GB)
$317.97
$222.58
The Kindle Colorsoft models deliver all the features you've come to expect from Kindle, but it's a game-changer with its enhanced colour e-ink screen. That means you can browse book covers in vibrant colour within your library and experience the full visual impact of graphic novels and illustrated content. It should offer an enhanced, vibrant experience for your favourite stories.
For those who prefer dark mode, the Page Color feature inverts the traditional black text on a white background. This can be beneficial if your eyes are sensitive to brighter lights.
Highlight and make a note of your favourite parts of a story with the Kindle Colorsoft highlight features in multiple colours | AMAZON PRESS These newer Kindle models also offer rapid page transitions, an adjustable warm light for comfortable reading, and battery life measured in weeks rather than days. This means you won't have to lug around an extra charger while on holiday.
Amazon's new Kindle Colorsoft offers rapid page transitions, which have taken away the page-turning glitch many readers have reported seeing in older models. | AMAZON PRESSKindle Colorsoft has a waterproof design, so you can read worry-free in the pool or bath without the need for a case. And if you drop the Kindle Colorsoft into the sand after a long day of reading on the beach, or accidentally spill a drink over this compact 7-inch e-reader, you can simply rinse it off.
For avid notetakers, you can highlight passages in four different colours - yellow, orange, blue, and pink - and filter these annotations later for easy reference.
Save £137 on the Kindle Scribe bundle from Amazon
The Kindle Scribe is Amazon's largest e-reader, which combines a 10.2-inch 300 ppi E Ink display with note-taking capabilities using its stylus. It supports PDF annotation, journaling, and eBook reading. It also includes adjustable display lighting, cloud sync, and weeks-long battery life.
You can get this e-reader in as little as two days when you sign up for Amazon Prime
Kindle Scribe (2024)
$517.97
$362.58
If you prefer to have more productivity features on your e-readers, the Kindle Scribe is Amazon’s first e-reader designed for both reading and writing, blending the feel of paper with digital convenience. It features a large, high-resolution e-ink display, which is available in either 10.2" or 11".
As you'd expect from this display technology, e-ink is glare-free — unlike a smartphone or traditional tablet — and adjustable with warm and auto-adaptive front lighting for comfortable use day or night.
The device also includes a battery-free pen (Basic or Premium, the latter offering an eraser and shortcut button) for seamless note-taking, journaling, or annotating books and documents.
Kindle Scribe lets you take notes in the (digital) margins of the books. Your handwritten notes and annotations will be backed-up in the cloud and can be searched for individual words or phrases | AMAZON PRESS OFFICE Notes can be created in dedicated notebooks with templates, added as sticky notes to Kindle books, or written directly onto supported PDFs and content.
This e-reader may be ideal if you're looking for an all-in-one device for reading, annotating, and productivity.
Plus, the Scribe comes in storage capacity options that are all on sale in the bundle promotion:
- Kindle Scribe bundle 16GB was £467.97 — now £327.58
- Kindle Scribe bundle 32GB was £487.97— now £341.58
- Kindle Scribe bundle 64GB was £517.97 — now £362.58
The Scribe in 16GB may be the ideal choice for most, as you can download thousands of titles and PDFs.
However, if you're downloading a lot of audiobooks or dealing with complex documents regularly, then you might want to consider one of the larger storage options.
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