The Kindle Colorsoft is down to Lidl prices and it’s perfect for doing your Wordle on the move

This deal is so hot you're going to need more than an air conditioner to cool it down

Kindle Coloursoft
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The Kindle Colorsoft is what the Kindle always should have been. Yes, the majority of times you read a book, you don't need colour, but there's a reason printed books don't have black and white covers.

Right now for Amazon Prime Day, you can pick up the latest Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition for a similar price as a regular Kindle Paperwhite – just £166.24 (38% off) – or the regular Kindle Colorsoft for £154 (35% off). So why wouldn't you go for the colour option?

If you like reading illustrated books or comics, the colorsoft is a game-changer, but even for your standard book experience, it's a nice addition to browse the Kindle store and see those covers in full colour. You also get the benefit of highlighting text in colour, and you still get a super-long battery life of 8 weeks.

Don't forget, the Kindle has a web browser too, so you can browse the news in colour, or even play Wordle on the move.

So if you're planning to upgrade your Kindle or buying one for the first time, the Kindle Colorsoft is a little more luxurious. So why not spoil yourself?

Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition
Save 38%
Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition: was £269.99 now £166.24 at Amazon

With 32GB storage and a metallic black finish, the Signature Edition looks the part, and is now at a great price.

Amazon Kindle Colorsoft (standard edition)
Save 35%
Amazon Kindle Colorsoft (standard edition): was £239.99 now £154.99 at Amazon

The standard model still comes with 16GB storage and a black finish and has the same 7-inch glare-free colour display.

Mat Gallagher
Editor-in-chief, T3.com

As T3's Editor-in-Chief, Mat Gallagher has his finger on the pulse for the latest advances in technology. He has written about technology since 2003 and after stints in Beijing, Hong Kong and Chicago is now based in the UK. He’s a true lover of gadgets, but especially anything that involves cameras, Apple, electric cars, musical instruments or travel.

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