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Originally Posted by tubemonkey
No way. What Amazon will do is slash the prices of the previous models back down to the list price (or a tad bit lower) they were selling for before the price hikes of late August. The average consumer will think they're getting a real bargain because they knew nothing about the price hikes.
Deceptive marketing wins the day.
Here's a current example:
Kindle Kids 2024- $130 -- Jan ~ late Aug (Amazon's regular price)
- $85 -- late Jun (Prime Day) = $45 savings
- $180 -- late Aug (Amazon raised prices on many tech devices)
- $123 -- late Sep ~ present (Prime Big Deal Days) = $7 savings
Because Amazon raised its prices, the net savings is really only $7.
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And the 2024 Paperwhite SE is $169.00 right now. ($143.99 with my upgrade offer.)