This Kindle Paperwhite deal is the one I'd recommend to almost anyone on Prime Day
It's the best Kindle for most people



Whenever I get asked which Kindle is best for a given person, there's something like a 99% chance that I end up giving the same recommendation, regardless of what information they feed to me: the latest version of the Kindle Paperwhite.
When Prime Day rolls around, as it has right now, that recommendation tends to become even more straightforward, since the Paperwhite inevitably gets a nice discount. That's come true this year again, with a welcome 26% off the latest Paperwhite on Amazon for now.
Kindle Paperwhite UK Prime Day Deal
Do I understand why Amazon's deal comes out to such a weirdly specific price? No, I don't – but I do know that it's a fabulous price for what's basically the best simple and straightforward e-reader on the market for most people.
Kindle Paperwhite USA Prime Day Deal
For those in the US, the reduction is marginally less, but still a great option if you're looking for a new
This is the best type of Prime Day deal, too, whether you're in the US or the UK – it's a device that I'd heartily recommend at full price, so the discount is just a bonus. If you want more detail on what makes the Kindle Paperwhite's latest version so compelling, you only have to head to my five-star review to find more.
Really, the only hesitation that can apply to the Paperwhite is that Amazon's not making the most open-source or customisable e-readers right now. If you go to other, slightly smaller-name rivals, you'll end up with more control over your books in the long run. Still, Amazon has made a long-term habit of convenience, so it's no surprise that most people go with it.
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Max is T3's Staff Writer for the Tech section – with years of experience reporting on tech and entertainment. He's also a gaming expert, both with the games themselves and in testing accessories and consoles, having previously flexed that expertise at Pocket-lint as a features editor.
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