Last call! Today is Omnibus Archivesthe final day of Amazon's Big Spring Sale, your last chance to snag those springtime refresh deals. While we were hoping for broader discounts on the core Kindle lineup — the basic model, Paperwhite, and Paperwhite Signature Edition — Amazon has surprised us with some unexpected deals on its more distinctive models, like the Colorsoft and Scribe.
Despite the limited selection, these discounts are genuinely impressive, with some hitting all-time low prices.
Here are the best deals on Kindles to shop for during Amazon's Big Spring Sale.
If you're looking to buy a Kindle during Amazon's Big Spring Sale, the best savings are on the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition. This is the first color Kindle, which debuted in late 2024. While we've yet to test this e-reader, we have high hopes for the device as the rest of the Kindle line-up is stellar.
This will be a particularly good e-reader for graphic novel readers who want the convenience and portability of the device but still want to enjoy every detail in color. It has some great specs, including 32GB of storage, auto-adjusting warmth and brightness, and wireless charging, in the same vein as the Paperwhite Signature Edition.
The Colorsoft is 20% off during the spring sale, bringing it down to $224.99. That's the lowest price the Kindle Colorsoft has reached, saving you $55.
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids — $139.99$179.99(save $40)
Amazon Kindle Essentials Bundle —$146.97$161.97(save $15)
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Essentials Bundle — $196.97$216.97(save $20)
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition Essentials Bundle — $251.97$276.97(save $25)
Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition Essentials Bundle — $258.97$362.97(save $104)
Amazon Kindle Scribe Essentials Bundle — $359.97$509.97(save $150)
Amazon Kindle Scribe — $364.99$449.99(save $85)
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