Amazon’s October “Prime Big Deal Days” is one of the best times each year to buy a Kindle. Amazon typically pushes the year’s deepest discounts on its e-readers during these events, so you can often pick up models at record lows. Amazon also announced a trio of new Kindle Scribe models just days ago. That included a base Scribe, a Scribe with a front light, and a high-end Colorsoft Scribe. However, the new Kindle Scribe models aren’t available for purchase yet. The current sale applies to existing Kindle models.
Prime Day Kindle deals 2025
Here is a roundup of some of the best Kindle deals now available.
Kindle Colorsoft
Kindle Colorsoft — 16 GB
Amazon’s first compact color Kindle with a 7-inch color e-paper display, warm front light, waterproof, aimed at graphic novels and illustrated books.
Sale price: $299.99 — $50 off (was $249.99).
Kindle Colorsoft — Signature Edition (32 GB)
Color display along with Signature extras. That includes 32 GB of storage, an automatic front light, and wireless charging support. This makes it best suited for reading comics or any content with color illustrations.
Sale price: $209.99 — $70 off (was $279.99).
Kindle Scribe
Kindle Scribe — 64 GB
This happens to be the largest Scribe on sale (in terms of storage) and has the highest price among the on-sale models. The second-generation Scribe comes with a large 10.2-inch E Ink glare-free display that is optimized for note-taking as well as for reading. The Premium Pen offers a very tactile writing feel and is great for longhand note-taking, large PDFs, and sketching.
Sale price: $339.99 — $110 off (was $449.99).
Kindle Scribe — 32 GB
Same large display + Premium Pen, more storage for notebooks and audiobooks than the 16 GB unit.
Sale price: $249.99 — $140 off (was $389.99).
Kindle Scribe — 16 GB
The most affordable Scribe option on the current sale. It comes across as an excellent large-screen reader with handwriting tools and note export.
Sale price: $239.99 — $130 off (was $369.99).
Kindle Paperwhite
Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition — 32 GB
Paperwhite with 7-inch 300 PPI glare-free e-paper display, auto-adjust front light, wireless charging and 32 GB storage. All of this makes it the best Paperwhite for heavy library users and wireless-charging desk setups.
Sale price: $149.99 — $50 off (was $199.99).
Kindle Paperwhite — 16 GB (standard)
Strong points include a 7-inch 300-ppi glare-free e-paper display, adjustable warm light, IPX8-rated waterproof build, and long battery life. All of these make it the sweet spot between price and features.
Sale price: $124.99 — $35 off (was $159.99).
Kindle Paperwhite SE — Essentials bundle variants (examples on sale)
Paperwhite SE bundles pair the device with covers and chargers. The SE essentials bundles are useful if you want a case and charger included at a discount. These are bundle SKUs rather than a wholly separate device.
Example (Fabric Essentials bundle): $191.97 — $85 off (was $276.97).
Kindle
Amazon Kindle (basic) — 16 GB (entry-level model)
The most compact and cheapest Kindle with a 6-inch glare-free E Ink display, and weeks of battery life. This makes it best for users who want a simple, no-frills, and ultra-portable e-reader at a pocket-friendly price.
Sale price: $84.99 — $25 off (was $109.99).
Other on-sale entries worth noting)
- Kindle Kids Bundle (16 GB) — $94.99 — $35 off (was $129.99).
- Colorsoft / Paperwhite Essentials & Signature bundles — multiple bundle SKUs are discounted (see retailer listings for exact bundle contents and savings).
Prime Day Kindle deals: Short take/buying tips
- If you need color (comics, illustrated non-fiction): the Colorsoft (16GB) is now much closer to impulse-buy territory at $199.99; the Signature Edition 32 GB version is a modest step up for heavy users.
- If you want a notetaking e-ink tablet, the Scribe 16/32/64GB models are at record low sale prices — the 16 GB Scribe is now $299.99 and remains the best value for writing + reading.
- Midrange balance: Paperwhite (16 GB) at $124.99 is the classic “best overall Kindle” pick for most readers.
- Entry level: the basic Kindle at $84.99 is the cheapest, still a solid reader for casual use.
