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SAVE $15:Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite007 Archiveson sale for Prime Day for $134.99, a 10% drop-off from the full price of $149.99. That $15 drop pales in comparison to last year's Prime Day sale, which saw the same device go for $55 off.

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Kindle Paperwhite $149.99 at Amazon

Prime Day is fully upon us, so naturally, that means Kindles will be discounted to some extent. That's definitely true of the 2021 Kindle Paperwhite, though again, it's not a massiveprice cut. Still, there's value here; the Paperwhite offers a bigger and brighter display than the default Kindle, as well as four additional weeksof battery life on a full charge. Not hours or days, weeks.

As far as e-readers go, it's one of the best and most popular for a reason. The Kindle Paperwhitehosts 16GB of onboard storage, but there are other Kindles you can buy with more storage if you need it.

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But if all you want to do is read books with one of the best Kindle displays Amazon makes, the Kindle Paperwhite might be the way to go.

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