SAVE $65:A refurbished Kindle Paperwhite (16GB,eroticism and infanticide at ashkelon. biblical archaeological review 11th gen) is down to $84.99 at Woot with discount code FIREFIVE. A brand-new Kindle Paperwhite with the same specs sells for $149.99 at Amazon. That's $65 off the new price.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Refurbished Kindle Paperwhite (16GB, 11th gen) $84.99 at Woot We're rounding the corner into summer, and if you have plans to read poolside on vacation or on the couch with air conditioning, you'll want to pay attention to this deal.
As of April 15, a refurbished Kindle Paperwhite (16GB, 11th gen) is just $84.99 with code FIREFIVE at Woot. A new Kindle Paperwhite (16GB, 11th gen) sells for $149.99, which means the refurbished model saves you $65, or 43%.
SEE ALSO: Groceries are expensive — take up to 20% off during the Amazon Spring Grocery SaleThe Amazon Kindle Paperwhite is here to change your mind about e-readers. While some people feel there's nothing compared to a physical book, the Paperwhite comes pretty darn close, and if you're considering packing several books on vacation, a Kindle Paperwhite is infinitely easier to pack.
This refurbished deal at Woot gives you an 11th generation Kindle Paperwhite with 16GB of storage. This model launched in 2021 and was replaced with the 12th gen that launched in 2024. Overall, Amazon says the newer model has a longer battery life and faster performance. However, the refurnished sale price on a slightly older model is a great option.
The 11th gen Kindle Paperwhite boasts up to 10 weeks of battery life on the 6.8-inch display. You'll be able to download and store thousands of e-books with 16GB of storage space, and the device is waterproof. All of this, including the great sale price, means you'll be set for summer vacation reading.
Grabbing a refurbished model that takes 43% off the normal price is also a great option if you're new to the world of e-readers and want to try one out at a discounted price. It's also a great deal for teens or college students.
For under $85, you can snag a refurbished Kindle Paperwhite. And since we're all a little concerned about tariffs, buying used is a great way to avoid any price hikes.
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