Nearly every Kindle is steeply discounted at Best Buy - The Verge

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The Verge reports that Best Buy is discounting most of Amazon’s Kindle lineup as part of its “Black Friday in July” sale, with the Kindle Paperwhite again listed at $124.99, or $35 off. The article, written by Sheena Vasani and published July 21, 2026, describes the Paperwhite as The Verge’s preferred Kindle for most readers, citing its waterproof design, 300ppi 7-inch display, adjustable warm light and long battery life.
Other Kindle offers highlighted by The Verge include the Kindle Kids at $99.99, the Kindle Colorsoft starting at $159.99, and the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition at $219.99. For buyers interested in note-taking, Best Buy is also selling the Kindle Scribe from $379.99 and the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft from $479.99. The Scribe models include an 11-inch screen and stylus support for notes, document markup and Kindle book annotations, while the Colorsoft version adds a color E Ink display.
The Verge also points to several non-Kindle promotions. The Google Store is offering a free Pixel Watch 2 and Pixel 7 case with the purchase of a refurbished 128GB Pixel 7 for $329 through August 28. Best Buy has bundled the Ring Battery Doorbell 2K and Indoor Cam Plus for $69.99, while Amazon has the rechargeable Gooloo F3 Air Duster at $33.99.
The deals matter for shoppers comparing back-to-school, travel or smart-home purchases, especially because many of the products are being sold well below their listed prices. The Verge notes that Vox Media may earn a commission from purchases made through its links.
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