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Kindle Paperwhite $114.99

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  • Feb 9th, 2021 11:55 am
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Jan 30, 2012
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I think I paid roughly $105 + tax a few months ago during the Prime Days deals. Not a bad discount if you really want one.
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Nov 28, 2013
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nowitzki41 wrote: I think I paid roughly $105 + tax a few months ago during the Prime Days deals. Not a bad discount if you really want one.
This is about as low as it gets outside of prime days/BF/BD. So anybody wanting more of a discount will have a bit of a wait.
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Aug 29, 2007
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Thanks for this, OP! Saw the USA site was having a sale and was hoping we'd get one before vday.
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Nov 29, 2018
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I can't use any other e-reader after getting a Kobo Forma. My sister loves her paperwhite though. Great size if you like smaller ones
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Dec 23, 2010
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BMANN2 wrote: I can't use any other e-reader after getting a Kobo Forma. My sister loves her paperwhite though. Great size if you like smaller ones
yeah I'm looking forward to graduating to the Forma one day but I dig my paperwhite so far. got it a few sales ago at this price and while I have my issues with it, overall it gets a strong thumbs up from me.
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Feb 24, 2018
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spuriousrecollection wrote: This or Kobo Clara HD?
Kobo Clara (IF IT EVER GOES ON SALE FOR $120 AGAIN COME ON KOBO WTF).

You can just copy and paste ePub files which are easily downloadable online (meaning you can use it without a wifi connection which equals even better battery), I think it has better built-in support for OverDrive libraries in Canada, it has that Comfort Light Pro built in which is a better feature and the main seller for me. Also slightly lighter which is nice (166 vs 191 grams so not a big difference but still).

I think you buy the Kindle if you need the waterproof feature, some people read in the tub or beaches.
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Oct 27, 2016
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spuriousrecollection wrote: This or Kobo Clara HD?
I recommend the Kobo! It works with overdrive so you can borrow books from your public library and you can load any epubs. If you plan to use it a lot I recommend looking into the Libra, it’s supposedly more ergonomic with the push buttons and is waterproof - but it’s less compact. I have a Clara from the $111 deal awhile ago and am thinking about upgrading just because of thumb cramping, lol. I use it exclusively at home so don’t benefit fully from the Clara’s compact size (better for those who take it on the go).

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