This Ad-Free Kindle Paperwhite Is Now on Sale for $127.
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If you’ve been waiting for a Kindle that can hold more than just a handful of books, the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition is worth a closer look, especially at today’s price. This practically new version with 32GB of storage is on sale on Amazon for $126.99 (the lowest price yet, according to price trackers ). By comparison, a brand-new device currently costs $199.99, so you’re saving a whopping $73 while getting a device tested, cleaned, and refurbished directly from Amazon. Every refurbished model undergoes diagnostics, secure data erasure, and part replacements if necessary, so you don’t risk performance.
Its 7-inch, glare-free display boasts a 300-pixel-per-inch resolution, making text crisp and easy to read, while adjustable, warm backlighting takes the strain out of late-night reading sessions. This version also comes ad-free, which longtime Kindle owners know is a significant quality-of-life improvement. And with 32GB of storage, you won’t have to worry about deleting books to make room—there’s enough room for a huge library, as well as heavier content like graphic novels and audiobooks (though you’ll need Bluetooth headphones to play Audible, as there’s no headphone jack). Battery life stretches to months rather than days, and charging is flexible: connect the device via USB-C or simply place it on the wireless charging dock and forget about it.
While the Signature Edition doesn’t reinvent the Kindle experience, as noted in this PCMag review , wireless charging, IPX8 water resistance, and increased storage make it the most complete version of Amazon’s e-reader line. That doesn’t mean it’s the best choice for everyone. For occasional readers, the standard Paperwhite may be sufficient. But for daily readers who want the benefits of more storage, wireless charging, and no ads, this updated Signature Edition, at its lowest price, is a great deal. If you’re still deciding, Lifehacker has a guide on which Kindle is best for you , or you can check out this comparison of the Kindle Colorsoft and Kindle Paperwhite if you’re curious how it compares to the newer color-screen models.