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Kindle Colorsoft (16GB) is $169.99 and Kobo Libra Colour is $199.99 in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, their lowest prices in months. Both have 7-inch 300ppi color-capable E Ink displays with IPX8 water resistance; Colorsoft suits Amazon Kindle buyers with 16GB, while Libra Colour offers 32GB, physical page-turn buttons, stylus support, and EPUB compatibility—great if you shop outside Amazon.
Amazon's new 16GB Kindle Colorsoft, an entry-level color e-reader with a seven-inch display, waterproofing, and up to eight weeks of battery life, is currently on sale for $219.99, $30 off at major retailers. The Kindle Colorsoft Kids bundle, which includes a subscription, warranty, and case, is also discounted to $239.99. While it offers a richer experience for graphic novels and illustrated books compared to monochrome Kindles, it lacks some features of the higher-end Signature Edition, such as wireless charging and auto-adjusting front light.
Amazon has started early Prime Day discounts on its most expensive Kindle models, the Kindle Scribe and Kindle Colorsoft, offering their lowest prices ever, with additional deals on standard Kindles expected tomorrow, making it an ideal time to buy e-readers.
Amazon Prime Day offers significant discounts on various tech gadgets, including up to 40% off on Garmin Fenix 7x Pro smartwatches, the lowest price on Kindle Colorsoft bundles, Beats Studio Buds Plus at 41% off, and Otterbox cases at 47% off, among other deals.
The Amazon Kindle Colorsoft, a full-color e-reader, is available at a record low price of $211.97 through an Essentials Bundle during Prime Day, which includes a vegan leather cover and wireless charging stand, making it the most affordable way to own Amazon's advanced color Kindle.
Amazon is addressing a display issue with its Kindle Colorsoft e-reader, where a yellow band appears on the screen. The company is making adjustments to prevent this in new devices and offers refunds or replacements for affected units. Shipping delays are expected as Amazon manages replacements and new orders, with US shipments not expected before next week and UK shipments delayed until the end of the month. The issue has led to a significant number of negative reviews on Amazon.