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Amazon’s last-gen Kindle Paperwhite is on sale for 50 bucks right now

You can also pick up the latest iPad for one of its best prices to date, along with a discounted Echo Dot Kids.

You can also pick up the latest iPad for one of its best prices to date, along with a discounted Echo Dot Kids.

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The 10th-gen Kindle Paperwhite may lack USB-C and don a smaller display, but it still nails the basics.
The 10th-gen Kindle Paperwhite may lack USB-C and don a smaller display, but it still nails the basics.
The 10th-gen Kindle Paperwhite may lack USB-C and don a smaller display, but it still nails the basics.
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Update, July 1st: Amazon’s deal on the 2018 Kindle Paperwhite is no longer available.

Lately, it seems as though the biggest happenings in the E Ink world revolve around large note-taking devices like the Kindle Scribe and color offerings such as the apt-titled Kobo Libra Colour. That said, if you’re looking for a basic ebook reader to burn through your summer reading list, there’s nothing wrong with picking up a last-gen e-reader like the 2018 Kindle Paperwhite — which happens to be on sale at Amazon (via Woot) in used condition with ads for $49.99.

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Amazon’s last-gen Paperwhite has become more difficult to find since the arrival of the 2021 model, even if it isn’t a dramatic step down in terms of features. It still carries an IPX8 rating for full resistance against water immersion, as well as a crisp six-inch, 300ppi display and support for Audible audiobooks via Bluetooth headphones. The newer Paperwhite sports a bigger display and better backlighting — not to mention wireless charging, if you opt for the 32GB Signature Edition — but it rarely drops below $100 in price, even when on sale. The real travesty here is the fact that the 10th-gen Paperwhite only offers a mere 8GB of storage in its base configuration and uses Micro USB for charging instead of USB-C, which, even in 2018, felt like a miss.

Read our Kindle Paperwhite (2018) review.

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The 10th-gen Kindle Paperwhite touts a worry-free waterproof build, weekslong battery life, and a crisp 300ppi panel that’s far sharper than the previous iteration. However, bear in mind that the used model on sale here may exhibit some minor cosmetic blemishes.

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