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Kindle 11th Generation 2024 $167 (Paperwhite $247, Paperwhite Signature $267) Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Similar to the officeworks deal https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/877495, available from Amazon AU now.

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This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2024

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Comments

      • They wouldn’t match that one, only the $239 :(

        • Either way. I nabbed a 32gb paper white signature for $209 (20% cashback + 3.5% giftcards)

          • @Sheng: how did you manage that can you share.

            • @Aleksstoj: Boosted cashback from 20% topcashback or 25% cash rewards.

              Giftcards are better now with 10% from giftcards.com. So I could have gotten $192.45 if I waited like 12 hours sadly. With 20% ($48.55) + 10% giftcard ($26).

  • +2

    grr - arrived in a box with zero protection inside, so bouncing around and damaged in transit. "saving the planet" i get the point in reducing packagign waste, but i wonder how much they spend on replacing busted stuff. Clearly not a big enough amount to get them to change the delivery practises…. even had HDD in a big box floating around and bouncing everywhere. SIlly Amazon.

  • are these good for reading manga? it seems on a small side

  • Anyone used shopback? My purchase tracked but it says $0 for Kindle purchase. It should be 20% which is approx. $54, not a small amount

    • +2

      Unfortunately shopback lists kindle as its own category, not part of Amazon Devices.

      https://www.shopback.com.au/amazon-australia

      Amazon Devices (Includes Echo, Fire TV & Tablet, Ring Smart Security, Eero Mesh Wi-Fi)

      Kindle e-reader, Kindle e-book, Kindle Accessories, Kindle Unlimited ( subscription )

      I had a look through cashrewards and TCB, shopback is the only cashback store that lists kindle separately. Kinda dodgy imo.

      @gotyourback is this something you can help with here? Kindle is clearly part of amazon devices. The items did not sound to be exhaustive list rather list of examples.

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