“So technically, the advertised price looks cheaper but the buyer can’t use the device without spending more to buy a power adapter,” one reviewer writes. The top complaint among reviewers is that the Kindle only comes with a charging cable but no power adapter. Other things to consider: If you want a waterproof or not-plastic device, you may want to spring for one of the more premium Kindle models: Paperwhite ($139) or Oasis ($249). “On test, it got a high score of 87/100, with our expert testers praising its built-in backlight, straightforward design and long-lasting battery life.” Good Housekeeping says the Kindle is “great value, especially after its 2019 revamp.” The reviewer lauds the addition of the backlight to the standard model as well and notes that there is also a light for night reading as well. TechRadar says the current iteration of the standard Kindle is “is one of the most capable e-readers ever.” It’s easy to hold and ideal for commuting - “even when you’re being thrown about on a train and you need to hold on for dear life with the other hand.” The addition of a back-light makes it “better than ever.” What reviewers say about the Amazon Kindle Read on to learn more about the Kindle and Fire Tablet in case you’re looking for the ideal World Book Day reading experience.
A Prime membership costs $139 per year or $14.99/month, and you get free two-day shipping, access to Prime Video and more. Also, here’s your reminder: Prime members get to choose one free Kindle book each month in case you haven’t leapt at that opportunity already. If you don’t already have one, you’ll need a Kindle (staring at $89.99), or an Amazon Fire tablet (starting at $49.99) or the Kindle app (free to download here) on your smartphone, tablet or computer.
The books represent 10 different countries - Bolivia, Tunisia, Ghana, Israel, England, India, Japan, The Netherlands, China and Venezuela - and have been translated into English where necessary. Through the 27th, you can download 10 Kindle books (usually $4.99/each) for free here. Saturday, April 23 is World Book Day! If you’re looking for your next great read, Amazon has a deal for you - I’m not even sure if this one qualifies as a deal per se, seeing as all of these titles are, well, free. The books represent 10 different countries and have been translated into English where necessary.
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