Black Friday is here at last – or, at least, it's close enough to being here that basically every retailer under the sun has put its slate of savings live already. This has been pretty typical in recent years, with deals that drop on Black Friday itself now extremely rare.
Because it operates at such a huge scale, it's pretty much guaranteed that Amazon will have some great deals each and every year, and its own devices often see the best reductions. If you're on the lookout for a new Kindle e-reader, you've come to the right place at the perfect time, because basically every Kindle has a discount for Black Friday.
I've picked out the best deals I can find on various models to gather here for you. Note that in each case I've selected the version of a Kindle that comes without ads on the home screen, since I think they're the best Kindles to buy. However, if you want to save something like £10 extra in each case, you can find the "With Ads" version on Amazon, too.
Best Amazon Kindle deals this Black Friday
Which Kindle should you buy this Black Friday?
Picking exactly which Kindle to buy is never the easiest task, and, ironically, the job doesn't really change much when Black Friday rolls around. After all, if one of the e-readers was discounted way more than the others, that might help, but they've all got roughly equal discounts right now.
So, I'll stick to my standard approach and advice: for most people, the best Kindle is the normal Paperwhite. It brings the sharpest possible display to help your eyes while reading, has a wide range of brightness and display warmth levels for more comfort, and feels great in the hand.
My next choice would be the Paperwhite Signature Edition, since its auto-adjusting brightness is a real help in some situations, although I think the price gap isn't worth it for most people.
Next up, I'd go for the normal Kindle, since you can't argue with the value it offers, although the loss of display warmth makes it sometimes harsher to read. Finally, the Colorsoft offers something totally new, although its colours aren't quite vibrant enough to make it a slam-dunk.
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