Got a shiny new Kindle for Christmas? Amazon has the perfect offer to give you some extra things to read on the big screen but you’ll need to be quick. The online retailer has been dishing out full three months of access to Kindle Unlimited for just 99p for a few weeks but this epic discount finally comes to an end on January 5.
As long as you sign up before that date you’ll get to choose from over a million books without paying the usual £7.99 per month subscription fee.
If you weren’t already aware, Amazon Kindle Unlimited is a little like a reading version of Netflix or Prime Video. Users simply pay a monthly subscription with e-books then available to digest without the need to buy or rent them.
As we mentioned earlier, the 99p deal is for three months which means there’s a total saving of £22.98 to be made. Of course, once the initial deal period ends, you will then be charged the full price.
Luckily, there’s no contract to sign so you can leave once the trial has ended or, if you like the service, carry on paying the £7.99 fee.
Even if you don’t own an Amazon Kindle e-reader you will still be able to sign-up for Kindle Unlimited and read Kindle ebooks. That’s thanks to full compatibility with devices via the Kindle app which is available for iPhone, Android and tablets, as well as on laptops and on Amazon’s popular range of Fire tablets.
Along with this epic deal on Amazon Kindle Unlimited, there’s also good news for anyone who loves listening to endless playlists.
Amazon Music Unlimited is also on offer right now with those signing up getting a full 90 days of access without paying a penny for the privilege.
If you weren’t already aware, Amazon Music Unlimited is identical to Spotify and Apple Music with it offering millions of songs that can be streamed to popular devices such as smartphones or Echo speakers.
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Every track comes advert free and there’s no limit on how many times you skip through playlists or albums. The service also promises to offer music in stunning HD at no extra cost plus users can download songs onto their devices and listen even when there’s no data connection.
If that sounds enticing you can find full details about Amazon Music Unlimited here.
The only thing you must be aware of is that after the first three months have finished you will then be charged £8.99 per month. As a comparison, Spotify charges its users £9.99 and Apple Music’s standard plan is £10.99.
