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Day 2018.You could not have picked a better time of year to look for some Amazon Kindle deals
No need to check your calendars, it's not November yet, but the Amazon Prime Day sale kicks off soon for a summer bonanza
We've got you covered for the latest prices on Fire tablets too.Amazon always knocks money off Kindles and Fire Tablets in the summer, so
you're bound to find some great deals over the next few days
It's not all about Amazon though, as plenty of other retailers sell these devices too and sometimes for less
We'll be sure to cross-check all the latest deals across a wide range of stores to makes sure we're bringing you the best price from
trustworthy retailers.We've got our eye on every model out there and have price comparison charts for them all
Everything from the basic Kindle, the excellent Paperwhite all-rounder all the way up to the fancier Voyage and Kindle Oasis luxury
And the Fire tablet range is covered to from the super cheap 7-inch model and up to the larger 10-version with the Kids Edition Fire tablets
Naturally we'll explain the differences between the devices too so you can make the most informed decision about which one suits you best
Want more functionality from your tablet Then take a look at our best iPad deals.Amazon Kindle PaperwhiteAmazon Kindle (2016)Amazon Kindle
VoyageAmazon Kindle Oasis (2017)Amazon Fire 7 (2017)What makes a good Kindle dealIf this is your first Kindle, you'll be wanting to know -
how do you tell a good Kindle deal when you see one Luckily, there are so many good ones out there it's pretty easy!The early Kindle
ereaders don't have LCD screens or powerful internal components which means they're usually a lot cheaper than tablets and phones
The lack of a glass screen is fantastic for glare-free reading though and an immediate improvement over using the Kindle app on your phone
After that, there isn't a huge difference in features so it all depends how much you want to spend
With the new Kindle Oasis model arriving recently, we may see the older models' prices drop soon.For the tablets, the best thing to do is
just work out how much you want to spend and pick up the model that sits closest to your budget
The HDX models are the good ones so do go for one of those if you can.What do 'Special Offers' mean on the Kindle listingsWhen looking at a
Kindle ereader listing, whether it's on Amazon's website, or on a different retailer's site, you'll often see 'includes special offers' in
the title or item description
advertisements on your Kindle device
So when you pop your Kindle on from sleep mode you'll see an ad for a book on Amazon's Kindle store, or maybe a third party ad.Annoying
right Actually, I opted for with Special Offers (I do love a cheap deal), and it's not bothered me one bit
You can swipe the ad away easily (no trying to find the tiny X icon here) and get on with your reading straight away
When in sleep mode, the ads cycle on the screen, but they're not illuminated and they don't seem to consume any power
They don't slow anything down when powering on the device after shutdown either.Seeing as they don't interfere with the experience at all,
Hey, some of them (sales ads etc) have been worth clicking through to
If you really don't like them though, you can always pay the difference at a later date to get them removed
dealsThe best standard Kindle ever is a value-for-money winnerThe 6th generation Kindle Paperwhite is the best standard Kindle yet, it's the
most cost effective ereader on the market and it easily beats the Kobo Aura on performance and design
Unlike the cheaper model, this one comes with screen lighting
Amazon has managed to create a fast e-ink tablet with inventive reading apps
You can lookup words in the dictionary without leaving your page, or even flick through any relevant Wikipedia entries for most words or
The latest version's screen is now just as good as the more expensive Voyage model
As far as value for money goes, this is the one to beat.Amazon Kindle (2016) dealsThe new 2016 Kindle (also known as the 'All-New Kindle'
If you want the cheapest option, this is the one you should go for as the 2014 version has been discontinued and any deals you see are
probably for preowned or refurbished units
The 2016 model is also available in white (the 2014 was black only), it's lighter, thinner, has double the RAM speed and double the storage
The lack of a lit screen is the only thing holding it back really.Kindle Oasis dealsThe luxury waterproof ereader you've been waiting forThe
This is an upgrade over the older Oasis (which is no longer available) and a huge improvement
It's 15% cheaper, bigger and also the first waterproof kindle, arguably justifying the top end price-tag
The Kindle Oasis is also the first kindle to support Aubidle audio books, although you'll need a pair of bluetooth wireless headphones to
use this feature as there's no built-in speaker or 3.5mm headphone port
This new Kindle ereader's 7-inch screen makes it the largest in the current Kindle range and tempting for readers wanting to view a larger
page, meaning you won't have to turn pages as often
The page turn buttons are given a wider bezel on the side than the Kindle Voyage, making it easier to hold one-handed - the screen will flip
over to accommodate left-handed readers too
The considerably cheaper Voyage and Paperwhite models are excellent alternatives and feature the same screen resolution
That larger screen and waterproofing for peace of mind are pretty tempting though.Kindle Voyage dealsA modest improvement over the
PaperwhiteThe Voyage used to be the most expensive Kindle around before the Oasis arrived, but at least we're seeing the price drop now
Amazon's Voyage is still one of the best ebook readers available
It's more compact than most other Kindles and the screen is sharper than the standard Kindle
Although, the latest version of the far cheaper Paperwhite now comes with the same 300ppi screen, leaving this model looking a tad
Modest improvements on the Voyage include a flush display making the device easier to keep clean, adaptive screen lighting for easier
lighting adjustments and additional page turning buttons.Amazon tablet dealsWant something a bit more advanced than a Kindle ereader If your
needs are a bit more media-intensive as you want a handheld device for gaming, viewing movies (especially on Amazon Prime) and browsing the
web, an Amazon tablet could be for you
Naturally, there's a Kindle app, but the glass screen can be a hindrance for extended reading sessions.Australian readers should note that
these Fire tablets aren't available Down Under.Amazon Fire 7 dealsAmazon's most popular Fire tabletSitting at the budget end of Amazon's
Kindle tablet range, the Fire 7 is generally the cheapest of the lot as it doesn't have a HD screen
Amazon has just refreshed the Fire 7 range though and it now comes with Alexa, the virtual assistant from the Amazon Echo devices
You can also have different profiles - some for the kids - through Amazon FreeTime.Amazon Fire HD 8 dealsThe All-New Amazon Fire HD 8 is an
improved beastFor this low price, the Amazon Fire HD 8 is one of the best tablets around, especially if you're happy to jump into Amazon's
Mobile gamers will appreciate the improved tech inside the more recent versions as it comes with more storage, 50% more RAM and a 1.3GHz
Better yet, the 2017 edition seen below now comes with integrated Alexa - the excellent virtual assistant from the Amazon Echo range
Fire HD 10 is a much-needed upgradedThe new and improved Fire HD 10-inch tablet finally joins Amazon's other Fire tablets with the 'All-New'
This is good news for buyers as this replacement is cheaper than the scant few deals available for the old Fire HD 10.The cheapest model now
comes with 32GB of storage instead of 16GB, has a clear full HD 1080p screen and has twice as much RAM to run even faster than before
The headline feature though is the introduction of the voice-controlled Alexa app (one and the same as the Echo devices) to the tablet.We're
a bit sad to see the old aluminium body go, as it looks a little less premium with the plastic finishes (black, red and blue available at
But seeing as we'd be putting a protective cover on it anyways, it doesn't really make any difference when we think about it.Amazon Fire 7
Kids EditionGot tech-hungry children, but don't want them to get their grubby mitts on your tablet or phone all the time The Amazon Fire
Kids Edition tablet could be the answer
In addition to enhanced durability (look at the size of that housing), it also comes with a two-year guarantee, which covers the tablet
-even if the kids break it- no questions asked
There are plenty of software safeguards too, such as making sure they can only watch appropriate content online, adjustable screen-time
limits and access to loads of age-appropriate games.Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids EditionBigger and better than the Fire 7 Kids
You're getting a larger screen with HD visuals
The sound is better too as the mono speaker has been banished for Dolby Atmos and dual stereo speakers
The battery has been boosted up to around 12 hours, compared to the eight offered by the smaller model and you get 32GB of storage instead
You're still getting that same tough build quality and two year guarantee too
Come on, don't make your child grow up with SD visuals
Doesn't everyone deserve HD, even if they are going to smear jam all over it and throw it around a bitWe check our Kindle deals every day to
make sure they're always up to date and available!Amazon Echo (2017)Amazon Echo PlusAmazon Echo DotAmazon Fire TV StickAmazon Fire 7
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