US EditionBest Prime Day Kindle and E-Reader Deals: Lowest Prices of 2025
AMAZON'S ONLINE STORE, JUL 8 – Amazon offers up to 36% off on all Kindle models during Prime Day, featuring the lowest prices of the year to attract Amazon Prime members.
- Amazon launched Prime Day discounts on July 8, 2025, offering sales on latest 2024 Kindle models and Dockers khakis on Amazon.
- These discounts followed Amazon's 2025 price drop across the entire Kindle lineup, marking the lowest prices since Black Friday 2024.
- Prime members could buy the 16GB Kindle Paperwhite with ads for $124.99, $35 off, and the entry-level 2024 Kindle for a record low $85.
- First-Time Kindle buyers who are Prime members had the option to start a free three-month Kindle Unlimited trial, which they could also decline.
- These deals suggest strong incentives for consumers to purchase new e-readers and Dockers khakis during the extended Prime Day event in 2025.
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