A new Kindle is here, but I found this previous-gen Kindle bundle that’s a lot cheaper
Thinner and lighter, this model features a new edge-to-edge color chassis and a more flush 6-inch display. Amazon also says it opens books 30% faster than the previous Kindle. Like I said when I went hands-on with Amazon’s new Kindles, it’s not just a simple refresh.The new basic Kindle has a lot going for it, but you're arguably getting a better value with a bundle for the 2024 model.
- ▪Thinner and lighter, this model features a new edge-to-edge color chassis and a more flush 6-inch display.
- ▪Amazon also says it opens books 30% faster than the previous Kindle.
- ▪Like I said when I went hands-on with Amazon’s new Kindles, it’s not just a simple refresh.The new basic Kindle has a lot going for it, but you're arguably getting a better value with a bundle for the 2024 model.
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Computing Tablets E-Readers A new Kindle is here, but I found this previous-gen Kindle bundle that’s a lot cheaper Deals By Tony Polanco Published 2 October 2026 Don't miss out on this Kindle bundle that's $25 cheaper than the new model by itself When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Tom's Guide) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Amazon just launched a new basic Kindle for $149. Thinner and lighter, this model features a new edge-to-edge color chassis and a more flush 6-inch display. Amazon also says it opens books 30% faster than the previous Kindle.
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