What is Kindle Unlimited? Is it worth it? And how do you get it for free? We answer these key questions and more from our ...

The original Amazon Kindle played a key role in making it possible to purchase books without stepping inside a physical store. But Kindle Unlimited takes that idea even further, creating a sort of ...

As you've probably already guessed, the answer to that question is "maybe." If you regularly buy or borrow multiple books a month, Kindle Unlimited might save you money on a month-to-month basis.

Kobo has its own audiobook store and also uses Bluetooth, but you can’t swap between formats mid-book in the same way. Still, ...

As part of Amazon's early Prime Day 2025 sale, Prime members can get their first three months of Kindle Unlimited for free.

Besides the ultra-low priced books at the local thrift store, I owe a big part of my rekindled love for books to subscriptions like Kindle Unlimited. If you're in a slump, Kindle Unlimited puts ...

Amazon's Kindle deal includes a 3-month free trial to Kindle Unlimited and discounts the e-reader price to $84.99 -- the lowest price online. × Skip to main content ...

Kindle Unlimited is a great service if you read a lot of books, but only really if the genre you like to read actually has popular options included. There are a lot of great reads on Kindle Unlimited ...

Unsurprisingly, Kindle Unlimited's web browser looks identical to Amazon's Kindle store page. The main page has a huge selection of e-books and a variety of categories to browse.

They start at $109.99, a great price for those on a budget, but if you want to save even more, you can get three months of Kindle Unlimited absolutely free during Stuff Your Kindle Day.

This will take you to a webpage for the Kindle Store, which is dedicated to Kindle Unlimited titles, and is the easiest way to find recommended books. 2. Manage membership ...

Whereas typically you'll make a one-off payment for a book in the Kindle store, the Unlimited service gives you temporary custodianship of selected titles - and you don't even need a Kindle.