There are still a few days until Amazon Prime Day begins, but that doesn't mean you have to wait until then to start shopping. Some great early Prime Day deals are already rolling in, including a Kindle Unlimited Prime Day deal that readers are sure to love.
Right now, you can score three free months of Kindle Unlimited, which is Amazon's e-book subscription service. The deal gives you access to millions of titles that span all genres, which you can dive into on your Kindle or other compatible device of your choice.
Here's how to take advantage of this deal before Prime Day ends.
Kindle Unlimited Prime Day deal: 3 months free
A regular Kindle Unlimited membership usually costs $12 a month, so this deal saves you a total of $36. Once your free three-month trial ends, your plan will renew for the regular price unless you cancel.
This promotion is only available for Amazon Prime members. If you can't see the deal on the landing page, just log in to your Prime account.
FAQs
When does Prime Day start and end?
This year, for the first time ever, Prime Day will run for four days instead of the usual two. The event starts on July 8 and will be live until July 11.
What is Kindle Unlimited?
Kindle Unlimited is Amazon's subscription service for e-books. Members can borrow titles from a library of over 4 million e-books, thousands of audiobooks, and select digital magazines. For more details, check out our complete guide to Amazon Kindle Unlimited, where we break down everything you need to know about using the service.
Are Prime Day Kindle Unlimited deals worth it?
Yes, we often see great discounts on Kindle Unlimited right before and during Amazon Prime Day. Right now, Prime members can snag three months for free, which matches previous promotions we've seen during past Prime Day events.
Who can shop for Prime Day deals?
Amazon Prime Day deals are typically exclusive to Prime members, including the extended free trial for Kindle Unlimited.
An Amazon Prime membership costs $15 a month or $139 a year. New members can get a free 30-day trial, giving them access to all Prime perks, including Prime Video, Amazon's streaming service with original TV shows and on-demand movies.
Do you need a Kindle to use Kindle Unlimited?
Kindle Unlimited pairs seamlessly with the best Kindles and works through the Kindle app on iOS and Android devices, Macs, PCs, and web browsers, so you don't necessarily need a Kindle to get started reading.
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