Almost every Kindle is heavily discounted at Best Buy

If you’ve been thinking about picking up a Kindle before school starts, or your next vacation, now is the perfect time to do it. As part of its Black Friday sales in July, Best Buy has brought Kindle Paperwhite back to its normal low $124.99 ($35 off). It’s the Kindle that we recommend to most people because it has so many features. It’s waterproof and has a sharp 300ppi, 7-inch display, offers a warm adjustable light for reading at night, and has a good battery life that can last more than a month on a single charge.

Best Buy has also discounted almost every other Kindle model. The Kindle Kids it is good even for adults. It has come to $99.99 ($30 off)and it includes the same features as the regular Kindle, but with additional features: a child-friendly cover, no commercials, a two-year worry-free warranty, and six months of Amazon Kids Plus. If you read comics, the Kindle Colorsoft is also on sale from $159.99 ($90 off). It shares most of the power of the Paperwhite but adds an E Ink feature that displays colors at up to 150ppi. The Kindle Colorsoft Signature Editionwhich has 32GB of storage and wireless charging, is on sale $219.99 ($60 off).

If you want an e-reader that acts like a digital book, the Secretary of Charity and Kindle Scribe Colorsoft worth considering. They are on sale since $379.99 ($120 off) and $479.99 ($150 off)thus. Each offers an 11-inch display with an integrated stylus for notepads, Kindle notebooks, and notepads. They also include writing templates and AI-powered tools that can summarize notes or clean up messy notes. The main difference is that Scribe Colorsoft adds an E Ink feature, making it a better choice for reviewing color documents or editing documents with different colors.