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Prime Day Kindle deals: I test e-readers for a living, and all my faves are on sale

For October Prime Day 2026, Kindle prices start at $103.99. You can also save 31% on the Kindle and Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition.

Prime Day Kindle deals: I test e-readers for a living, and all my faves are on sale

Ninja coffee makers, capable of preparing drip coffee, espresso, and cold brew, are currently enjoying significant price reductions during Amazon Prime Day. This article highlights three of the writer's favorite Ninja brewers, along with links to the best deals available in both the US and UK.

The first recommended model is the Ninja Luxe Café Premier. Originally priced at $599.99, it has been reduced to $499.99 on Amazon, marking a $100 discount. The Luxe Café Premier is a versatile machine that can make espresso, filter coffee, and cold brew, making it ideal for beginners. It automatically adjusts the grinder for espresso, ensuring the perfect grind size.

The machine also features a calibrated tamper to create an even coffee bed and a timed extraction to prevent over-extraction or under-extraction. Additionally, the Luxe Café Premier includes an automatic frothing system compatible with both dairy and plant-based milks. Our full review of the Luxe Café Premier praises its ease of use and consistently excellent brewing results.

Another popular Ninja coffee maker is the AutoBarista Pro. Priced at $399.99 on Amazon, this fully automatic machine handles the entire brewing process. Simply select your desired drink from the touchscreen, and the AutoBarista Pro does the rest. This upgraded version of the original AutoBarista comes with swappable bean carafes, allowing users to switch between two different coffees at any time.

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