If you have thought-about shopping for the Amazon Kindle Colorsoft but understandably couldn’t abdomen the typical £269.99 asking price, Argos has a deal you may be very tempted by.
Right now, Argos is offering the Kindle Colorsoft, Amazon’s first ever color screen e-reader, for £193.49 thanks to a mixture of two completely different reductions.
It’s half of Argos’s present Red Sale, a semi-regular sale the retailers places on online that usually options fairly a bit of respectable new technology. Using the code RED10 at checkout knocks 10 p.c of the itemizing price off the Kindle Colorsoft – which is why we were stunned but happy to see that the listed price was also discounted.
The Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition with 32GB storage is listed as £214.99, a £55 saving on the typical £269.99 RRP. With the RED10 offer code utilized at checkout, this takes the Kindle to £193.49. This is still dear, but much more cheap than the rather lofty typical ask. It’s even cheaper than the lowest price it’s ever price from Amazon itself, which is £219.99 according to Amazon price tracker website Camelcamelcamel.
Amazon launched the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition last 12 months as its first ever color screen Kindle, which makes e book covers and in-book illustrations come to life in color, finally. It also means this Kindle is much higher if you need to learn comedian books and graphic novels, though in my testing I discovered the show a bit too small to actually get pleasure from these.
Since its release, Amazon has introduced out a £239.99 common Colorsoft with 16GB storage, but the one on sale at Argos is the 32GB Signature Edition, which contains wi-fi charging functionality and an robotically adjusting backlight, two options the cheaper model lacks.
If you need to take the color Kindle plunge, now seems like the time. Amazon sells the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition, which also has the auto-light and wi-fi charging, for £189.99. At the sale price, you can get the Kindle Colorsoft proper now for less than a fiver more than that. It’s a no-brainer.
The determination gets tougher if you only learn books with textual content. If it’s novels and non-fiction you’re into, you might discover that the only benefit color gives you is viewing the Kindle e book store in color. This is enjoyable and feels more like actual e book buying – and it’s enjoyable to have a color e book cowl on the screen when not utilizing the gadget – but apart from that, you may not benefit from the color show.
If that’s the case, Argos is also offering the common Paperwhite (not the Signature Edition) for £121.49 once you’ve utilized the same RED10 code at checkout. That’s fairly a chunk less than the Colorsoft, and might be all the Kindle you need.