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Love to carry many books with you? You need one of thebest ereadersin your life. Currently, you can buy theAmazon Kindle at Amazon for $84.99 (was $99.99)which is a good price for a budget-friendly way to read on the move.

That isn’t the lowest price it’s ever been as it has dipped to as little as $74.99 in the past. However, this price drop does match with the Prime Day price we saw in July so it’s a pretty good deal overall. Consistently thebest Kindlefor anyone on a budget, it’s even more appealing on sale.

It’s the lightest and most compact Kindle yet, has a 300 ppi display, and feels great to read on. Even better, there’s room to store thousands of books which is perfect if you’re traveling but can’t settle on one book to read.

Today’s best Kindle deal

Today’s best Kindle deal

Amazon Kindle:was $99.99now$84.99 at AmazonThe Amazon Kindle is the simplest one around but it does everything you could need. It has a battery life of up to 6 weeks so you can travel, travel, and travel some more without worrying about running out of charge. It also has 16GB of storage so there’s tons of room to store a seemingly endless supply of books. For me, I find it comfy to use as its paper-like display feels just like looking at a regular book.

The standardAmazon Kindleisn’t the bestKindleoverall but it’s fantastic value. It has a good-looking 6-inch glare-free screen which means there’s no strain on your eyes. It’s just like reading on a regular book.

It might lack neat extras like an adjustable warm light and it isn’t waterproof, but if you just want a Kindle for reading on a plane or in bed, this is a good option.

TheAmazonKindle also works well as an introduction to the ereader world, if you’re not sure if you can bear to say goodbye to regular books. I found it a good starter and now mix and match how I read between the Kindle and physical books.

If you want to invest more or you need a waterproof option, there are otherKindle dealsavailable. It seems likely we’ll see more offers now thatLabor Day salesare underway too.

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