Tons of Kindles Are Hella Discounted for Cyber Monday!

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Finding the best Cyber Monday deals has been my marathon all month long, and while I know I haven't actually run 26.2 miles, I feel like I've spent 26.2 hours scrolling Amazon for the best deals. Well, I'm dubbing myself a champion because I found Amazon Kindles on sale right now in a rare price drop that we almost never see. The e-readers typically only drop in price during Prime Day events or major moments like Cyber Monday. Right now, my deal-loving confidants, you can take up to 29% percent off five different Kindle models-down to some of the lowest prices ever. Whether you're snagging one for yourself (treat yourself!) or you're scooping up a holiday gift for the bookworm on your list, you don't want to miss these deals.

And if I'm being so real with you, these deals aren't likely to last past today. The fact that they're even on sale right now is a major win in my book (pun intended). Keep scrolling, and you'll find all the key points to know about each Kindle model to help you find the right fit for you. Some basics before you get there, though: all Kindles have glare-proof, matte screens and adjustable lights based on the environment you're reading in, and use USB-C cords for charging.

While you're shopping for Kindles, you'll want to note you can score Kindle Unlimited for just $0.99 for three months when you sign up now through November 28. The subscription gives you unlimited access to the Kindle store's massive inventory of books and audiobooks. Once you get your Kindle, a Kindle Unlimited subscription, and, of course, some cute accessories to go with your new gadget, you'll be on your merry way to crossing books off your reading list.

Kindle Scribe (16 GB) with Basic Pen

Look, I got this Kindle over the summer, and I have not put it down since. It's the only e-reader from Amazon that you can write on, so whether you've downloaded a write-on crossword book from the Kindle store or you're taking advantage of the notebook capabilities, you're set. I keep all my to-do lists for work on the Scribe and use it throughout my day, and then catch up on my reading during my commute. It's thin, lightweight, and has an up to twelve-week battery life, so you legit never have to worry about charging it. P.S. this is the lowest price the Kindle Scribe has ever been.

Kindle

It's light, it's portable, it's budget-friendly–it's the OG Kindle. This Kindle has 16GB of storage so the device can hold a solid amount of books in your little library. It's the lightest and most compact Kindle, so if you like to read but also like to carry smaller bags, this is a good size for you. A single charge will last you up to six weeks, making it a nice option for traveling. You can even set the display to dark mode for a more comfortable reading experience.

Kindle Paperwhite (8 GB)

Calling all beach readers, the Kindle Paperwhite is your best bet. The e-reader is IPX8 rated, so it can withstand being submerged in up to two meters of fresh water for up to an hour and up to.25 meters of seawater for up to three minutes. While I seriously hope you're not torturing your Kindle by submerging it in water, accidents happen, so at least you know you'd be protected. Beyond the waterproofing, you can adjust the light on your Kindle Paperwhite from a cool white to a soft amber hue, depending on what you like for the environment you're reading in.

Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition (32 GB)

For total bookworms, the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition packs a whopping 32GB of storage, so you can save lots of books to your device and not worry too much about running out of room. A single charge lasts up to ten weeks and is as waterproof as the Kindle Paperwhite. The biggest upgrade you're getting with the Paperwhite Signature Edition is the added storage.

Kindle Oasis

Reading in the bathtub is a simple pleasure, and the Kindle Oasis lets you read without worrying about holding up a big book or having to take your hand out of the water and dry it off before turning the page. The ergonomic design of the e-reader has a larger place to rest your thumbs while you read and page turn buttons. It has the same IPX8 rating as the Paperwhite editions, so if you drop it in your tub, it should be a-okay.

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