Best Buy slashes prices on nearly all Kindle models in Black Friday in July sale

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Best Buy is offering significant discounts on almost the entire Amazon Kindle lineup as part of its Black Friday in July promotion. The popular Kindle Paperwhite (12th-gen) has dropped to its all-time low of $124.99, a $35 reduction, while the Kindle Kids is available for $99.99 after a $30 discount. Readers interested in color displays can pick up the Kindle Colorsoft starting at $159.99, down $90 from its regular price. For those seeking a combined e-reader and digital notebook, the Kindle Scribe and Kindle Scribe Colorsoft are on sale for $379.99 and $479.99, saving buyers $120 and $150 respectively. The deals are available now at both Best Buy and Target.

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