Whether you’ve been shopping the sale over the last four days or you're just joining us, welcome to our round-up of the best deals on Kindles in the Amazon Prime Day sale. The event is drawing to a close in a matter of hours, which means this is your final chance to secure a Kindle (or anything else, for that matter) before prices rise. Our shopping experts are tracking the price of the most covetable, tried and tested products on the market so that you don't have to, from Apple AirPods to Ninja kitchen appliances. For bookworms, the Prime Day sale has served up some unmissable price drops, like a record-breaking deal on the premium Kindle Scribe notebook (£244.99, Amazon.co.uk), which has plummeted to its lowest-ever price.Amazon's lightweight, e-ink devices are specifically engineered to be glare-free, enabling you to read comfortably anywhere, whether that be during the morning commute or while on holiday in a sunny spot. To help build up your virtual library on a budget, a Kindle Unlimited subscription grants instant access to millions of ebooks, as well as digital magazines and audiobooks, for less than £10 a month. Plus, new subscribers can currently claim a 30-day free trial.Keep scrolling for our curated list of the best live Kindle deals to add to your basket before the clock strikes midnight, which include deals on a Kindle case, Kindle Kids, Kindle Scribe and moreRead more: Best iPad deals for Amazon Prime DayKindle Scribe, 32GB, with premium pen: Was £399.99, now £244.99, Amazon.co.uk(Thomas Deehan/The Independent)This 10.2in ereader comes with a stylus, so you can make notes alongside whatever you’re reading. In bookworm Thomas Deehan’s guide to the best e-readers, he found that “the 10.2in screen is also lovely to use when reading at a table, and illustrations have plenty of room to spread out.” There’s a huge library of paper types to write on, too – from plain and ruled paper to day planners, to-do lists and diaries. All of this comes at a price, though, with the device usually costing more than an entry-level iPad. A discount of almost 40 per cent – specifically, £155 – for Prime Day is welcome news.Buy nowKindle, newest generation: Was £94.99, now £75.99, Amazon.co.uk(Thomas Deehan/The Independent)Already the cheapest Kindle Amazon produces, this model has been reduced by 15 per cent in the retailer’s Prime Day sale. In tech critic Steve Hogarty’s guide to the best Kindles, he found that the standard kindle offers “Everything you need in a modern ereader with none of the frills.” He wrote that it boasts “a decently sharp, 6in, 300dpi e-ink display; around six weeks of battery life; USB-C charging; front-lighting using LEDs; and around 12GB of useable storage”. Compared with pricier Kindles, the lighting is a stark blue-white when reading in the dark, rather than a warm amber, but if you’re looking for a basic Kindle, this deal is worth snapping up.Buy nowKindle Paperwhite: Was £159.99, now £113.99, Amazon.co.uk(Amazon)The Kindle paperwhite was tech expert Thomas Deehan’s favourite premium model in his guide to the best e-readers. In his review, he praised the Kindle Paperwhite for being “the most luxurious way of experiencing Amazon’s library of ebooks.” A big upgrade on the original ereaders for only a modest price increase, the screen size has shot up from 6in to 6.8in, with the same 300ppi resolution as the (now discontinued) Kindle oasis. “As a new father who only has time to read during the early hours of the morning or when I’m settling into bed, the warm light on the Kindle Paperwhite is much appreciated at these times as it stops the backlight from feeling too harsh on your eyes, but still offering up enough clarity that you won’t be left squinting at what’s onscreen”, Deehan added. “The larger 7in display is also great for those who prefer having their text slightly bigger, with plenty of space for it to spread out.” Now’s the time to buy, with Amazon reducing the Kindle Paperwhite to its lowest price over the past year this Prime Day. Buy now Amazon Kindle Colorsoft signature edition: Was £269.99, now £166.24, Amazon.co.uk(Amazon)The Kindle Colorsoft has a full-colour screen, adding a life-like vibrancy to your favourite books and magazines. And right now, it’s reduced by nearly £100. The e-ink display screen is glare-free and has an auto-adjusting front light. The device is also waterproof, making it perfect for reading by the pool, and it can last up to eight weeks on a single charge.Buy nowAmazon Kindle Paperwhite signature edition: Was £189.99, now £137.74, Amazon.co.uk(Amazon)This signature edition version of the Paperwhite has an auto-adjusting front light for reading ease, and an impressive 32GB of storage to store plenty of books. It also features wireless charging, a 7in display screen and a single charge can last up to 12 weeks.The auto-adjusting light is what sets it apart from the regular Paperwhite model, and our reviewer noted that feature is great for summer holidays. He said this “neat addition” means “less faffing around with brightness settings when you move from the hotel bedroom to the sun lounger.” Now reduced by £45, it’s an ideal time to buy if you’re keen to try a Kindle or upgrade your existing ereader.Buy nowAmazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids (newest gen): Was £169.99, now £124.99, Amazon.co.uk(The Independent)Reduced by 26 per cent, the Kindle Paperwhite Kids offers parents the chance to save more than £40 this Prime Day. In tech expert Steve Hogarty's guide to thebest Kindles, he detailed all the benefits of the device, describing how "parental controls let you curate the reading libraries of up to four mini readers; view their progress; adjust age filters, and set a device bedtime."Buy nowAmazon Kindle Paperwhite and Amazon Kindle Colorsoft case: Was £36.99, now £29.99, Amazon.co.uk(Amazon)Part of the excitement of buying a new Kindle is buying accessories to deck it out with, and this Amazon-branded case is perfect to protect your device. Not only does the magnetic cover wake and put your e-reader to sleep as you open and close it, but the fabric is actually water-safe, meaning sea salty hands won't be an issue as you fly through that all-important beach read. Plus, with a saving of almost 20 per cent, you can use your reclaimed £7 to buy another book.Buy nowKindle Kids (newest gen): Was £114.99, now £80.74, Amazon.co.uk(Amazon)Reduced by 30 per cent for Prime Day, the Kindle Kids comes with a durable cover and a six month Amazon Kids+ subscription for access to more than a thousand children’s titles. Amazon says the content is curated by age range, and there’s a parent dashboard to help you keep track of their reading progress, add titles, and more.It’s said to be lightweight enough for one-handed reading, while a single charge should last for up to six weeks.Buy now For more expert advice, we’re answering all of your Amazon Prime Day questions