Thread: Kindle Reader, Amazon Refurbished
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Old 03-26-2020, 01:03 PM   #1
Richwood
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Kindle Reader, Amazon Refurbished
Over the years I think that I have bought three so called refurbished Kindle readers from Amazon. All have been in new condition without even a scratch and they carry the full Amazon warranty. Packaging is different than regular new Kindle reader packaging.

The latest bought is a top end current Kindle Paperwhite, 32 GB with WiFi and cellular connectivity. No advertising. List is $250. Sale price was $210 while the refurbished unit was $160, saving $50 to $90. You have to watch things though as sometimes on the less expensive reader versions, when on sale, the sale price is lower than the refurbished unit price. This was true during the recent sale for the latest Kindle Basic and basic Kindle PW. Also no separate listing page on this refurbished unit, just a small listing on the right side order section of the WiFi and cellular listing version, which is a separate listing page from the WiFi only version.
Last edited by Richwood; 03-26-2020 at 01:22 PM. Reason: clarification
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