The Kindle Colorsoft, Amazon’s e-reader that’s fitted with an e-ink, colour display, is currently down to its lowest ever price.
In a limited-time deal, Amazon has cut the Kindle Colorsoft from its £259.99 RRP to £144.99, knocking off £115 and undercutting every previous discount, including the Prime-exclusive offer that dropped it to £154.99 in June.
Get Amazon's colour e-reader for £144.99, £115 off and its lowest price ever
Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft has fallen to an all time low price of just £144.99, a substantial £115 saving on this colour display e-reader.
The Kindle Colorsoft brings everything from book covers and graphic novels, to travel guides and cookery books to life, thanks to its colour screen that retains the high-contrast and glare-free e-ink panel of the rest of the Kindle range. That means reading with the Kindle Colorsoft is always easy on the eyes, even in low light conditions. In fact, you can also adjust the warmth of the display too, depending on the time of day you’re reading.
Its colour abilities extend beyond reading too, as you can also highlight book passages in colour too, making them easy to spot.
Otherwise, a single USB-C of the Kindle Colorsoft charge lasts up to eight weeks, while its IPX8 waterproof design lets you enjoy beachside reading without worrying about an accidental dunk.
The Kindle Colorsoft is equipped with a healthy 16GB of storage that can hold thousands of books. You can either choose to buy individual e-books from the impressively broad Kindle Store, or opt into Amazon’s Kindle membership, which gives you access to a huge catalogue of e-books, audiobooks and magazines for a fixed monthly fee.
Now at its lowest price ever on Amazon, if you’re an avid graphic novel, travel guide or cookery book reader then you’ll seriously benefit from the Kindle Colorsoft – especially as it’s just £144.99 in this limited time deal.
However, we’d recommend acting fact as we don’t know how long this offer will stick around for.
Finally, Amazon has launched a colour Kindle. The Colorsoft mirrors the design of the Paperwhite, adding in a colour display to add some extra immersion to books and graphic novels. It’s not a complete success though, as the switch to colour comes with some frustrating issues and a hefty price tag.
- Colour does add to the experience
- All the Signature features
- Excellent bookstore
- Not the sharpest reading experience
- Patchy screen
- The price is too high compared to the rest of the KIndle range
