Amazon’s kid-focused version of the Kindle Paperwhite is on sale right now at a price that matches its last Black Friday deal price! That means you can score the Kindle Paperwhite Kids for just $140 (was $180) and have it ready for tons of fun-filled summer reading ahead!
You know as much as I do that getting our kids away from their digital screens is hard enough, doubly so when summer vacation hits. But maybe it’s not so bad if that digital screen is used for reading books? Especially with a device that has a gentle-on-the-eyes e-ink display that helps to provide a more immersive reading experience?
This Kindle Paperwhite Kids deal is a fantastic opportunity for both parents and kids. With its large 7-inch display, this e-reader has plenty of screen real estate for comfortable reading without being so big that it’s a pain to carry around. The glare-free, e-ink technology makes it as close in feel to reading actual ink on paper, too, and it’s good in all lighting conditions. This is the latest model, by the way, which is the thinnest yet and the most responsive when it comes to page turns.
The cherry on top of the Kindle Paperwhite Kids is that it comes with a child-friendly cover and a 2-year worry-free warranty with a free no-questions-asked replacement if your child breaks it, plus 6 complimentary months of Amazon Kids+, a digital subscription service with unlimited access to thousands of age-appropriate ebooks.
No matter how you slice it, this world-class e-reader is a gift to both you and your kid—and now’s the best time to get one with summer rearing its head and the price down to its all-time best. Snag the Kindle Paperwhite Kids for just $140 while this limited-time deal is still available!
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