Amazon has added some new Kindle deals to their Mother’s Day sales that they first started last week.
Most of the sales on Kindle devices are the same as they were when I first posted them, with the addition of new “Reading Together” bundles for the Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Colorsoft, and they added some sales on Kindle cases and other accessories that weren’t on sale last week.
The Kindle Sling bag is now 50% off when purchased on its own, which is the lowest price it has sold for since it was released. Or you can get it for $10 when purchased with this Kindle Colorsoft bundle. It’s $15 when purchased with the Kindle Paperwhite.
If you have a 2022 or 2024 Kindle Scribe, Amazon has this Kindle Scribe fabric cover on sale for $38.99 ($21 off), which is pretty cheap for an official Amazon cover with a stylus holder. They also have the plant-based leather cover on sale for $55.99 ($24 off) and the leather cover for $64.99 ($35 off). The Kindle Scribe premium stylus is on sale too at $55.99 ($24 off).
Last week I posted about Kindle covers being on sale briefly, and then the sale disappeared. Well, now the sale it back. Each cover is a few bucks off the regular price—nothing like the sling bag sale—but used ones in good condition are really cheap in some cases (unintended pun).
Kindle Fabric Cases – $25.99 ($6 off) – fits 2022 and 2024 models (11th gen)
Kindle Colorsoft and Paperwhite Fabric Cases – $31.99 ($5 off)
Kindle Colorsoft and Paperwhite Plant-Based Case – $36.99 ($6 off)
Kindle Colorsoft and Paperwhite Premium Leather Case – $56.99 ($8 off)
Wireless Charging Dock – $39.99 ($5 off) – used “like new” is $20.70
I am sorry for adding this to a post about Kindle products, Nathan, but I don’t know whether you know about the sale going on right now at Barnes and Noble. Among other markdowns, the Nook GlowLight 4 Plus and 9” Lenovo Tablets are $50 off their regular price.
Yeah, I saw that too and thought about posting about it, but nobody ever seems to care about Nooks. $150 for a 7.8″ ereader is a pretty good deal too. Maybe I’ll post about it later today. It’s a shame Nooks are so irrelevant these days. The hardware is actually quite good.
Does the Larger Nook support ADE?
Yeah, E Ink Nooks support ADE since that’s the only way to get library ebooks onto them, but I haven’t tested a Nook in several years so I have no idea how well that works these days.