Your Next Read Just Got Cheaper. Grab a Kindle at 31% Off With This Prime Deal

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Amazon is offering the 2024 model Kindle at a 31% discount, reducing the price to $104 during early Prime Day sales. This deal represents the lowest price recorded for the device and includes features such as a glare-free 6-inch screen and six weeks of battery life. While a newer, more expensive model is available, the discounted 2024 version remains a cost-effective option for readers.

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▪The Amazon Kindle 2024 model is currently available for $104, which is a $46 reduction from its original price.
▪The device features a 6-inch glare-free screen, 16 GB of storage, and a battery life of up to six weeks on a single charge.
▪Amazon has recently released a newer Kindle model with a flush-front screen that starts at a higher price of $150.
▪The Kindle Paperwhite is highlighted as a premium alternative with a larger 7-inch screen and faster page turns.
▪This sale is part of the early Prime Day deals and is noted as the lowest price seen for this specific e-reader.

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Tech > Computing > Tablets > E-readers Your Next Read Just Got Cheaper. Grab a Kindle at 31% Off With This Prime Deal Get a glare-free screen, six weeks of battery life and your own portable library for a fraction of the cost. Priya Tiwari Priya Tiwari is a deals writer at CNET, bringing four years of diverse content experience.… Read full bio Priya Tiwari Read full bio October 5, 2026, 7:15 am ET 1 min read Amazon/CNET Save $46: Early Prime Day deals have arrived and slashed the price of the Amazon Kindle. Right now, you can get one for just $104, which is a 31% discount and the lowest price we’ve seen for it yet. If you’ve been thinking about grabbing one, it’s a good time to check it out before the sale ends.

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