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Black Friday Kindle deal [2024]
SAVE $25: As of Nov. 26, you can get the new Amazon Kindle (16 GB) for $84.99, down from $109.99. That's a 23% discount, or $25 off.
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The holiday shopping season is officially here, and retailers are rolling out doorbusters and discounts galore. We’re even seeing some of the most popular tech products reach their lowest prices of the year, including the newest Amazon Kindle e-reader.
SEE ALSO: Amazon actually managed to beat some of Best Buy's Black Friday laptop dealsAs of Nov. 26, you can get the Amazon Kindle (16 GB) for just $84.99. (Note: This price is for the black Kindle. If you want the matcha color, it's $89.99.) This is a 23% discount and $25 off the list price of $109.99. You’ll also get three months of Kindle Unlimited free with your purchase. Once the three months are up, you can renew at $11.99 per month or cancel.
Amazon’s newest Kindle is the company’s lightest and most compact design yet. It features a glare-free 6-inch touchscreen display, up to six weeks of battery life, and 16 GB of storage for thousands of e-books, comics, and audiobooks. It’s also sustainable — it’s made with 75% recycled plastics and 90% recycled magnesium.
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