Amazon Kindle Unlimited deals April 2024 UK: get 2 months for £3.99 with offer

IS there anything better than a good book to transport you into another world, whether your genre is comedy, crime or fantasy?

Now with Kindle Unlimited you can escape from your everyday worries for less and spend two months lost in literature for just £3.99.

Not only that, but with Kindle Unlimited you’ll be able to browse hundreds of magazines covering a wealth of interests, which will work out cheaper than paying for each individual magazine subscription.

You can also choose from thousands of audiobooks when you’re not in the mood for reading – and all of this costs just £9.49 a month at the regular price.

You don’t need a Kindle to take part either – the Kindle app means you can enjoy your subscription from your tablet or phone.

Whether you’re into history, science fiction, memoirs, self-help or classic novels, Kindle Unlimited has just the book, magazine and audiobook for you.

Kindle Unlimited, £3.99 for two months

You can currently get your hands on Kindle Unlimited for just £3.99 for two months with Amazon’s latest discount – simply click on the link above to take advantage of the offer.

However, if you’re a current Kindle Unlimited member or you’ve previously claimed the promotion within 36 months, you’re not going to be eligible to make use of the deal.

This offer is for non-Amazon Prime members. If you’re an Amazon Prime member, your offer may look different depending on your account.

Best live Kindle Unlimited free trial offers and deals

With Amazon’s deals you can often access Kindle Unlimited for free, but offers change regularly. If you enjoy reading on a kindle though, they are worth taking up – currently you’ll receive two months access for just £3.99 and can choose from millions of titles.

Opting for the two-month deal will save you £14.99 over the two months and gives you plenty of time to decide if you wish to continue with your subscription.

With this Kindle Unlimited promtion, once the offer period is over, the monthly price reverts back to the regular £9.49.

If you then decide you don’t want to continue with the increased price, you can cancel your subscription at any time.

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What’s included in Kindle Unlimited?

While Amazon offers thousands upon thousands of e-books to buy on its site, Kindle Unlimited is more like an e-library.

Kindle Unlimited will give you free access to over a million Kindle titles, including ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines.

You can read Kindle Unlimited titles on any Amazon device or Kindle app.

With this subscription service, you can ‘borrow’ – rather than purchase – up to 10 titles at any one time before returning them.

What is the cheapest Kindle Unlimited plan?

Currently Kindle Unlimited is priced at £9.49 per month at the regular price. Amazon offers regular deals however on the subscription service and at the moment you can sign up to Kindle Unlimited for £3.99 for two months, before the usual price kicks in.

This means you’ll save £14.99 with the discount and you can then cancel your membership if you decide you don’t want to pay the full price after this.

Introductory offers are for new customers only however, so if you’ve had a subscription in the past, the best deals on Kindle Unlimited may not apply to you.

What benefits do Amazon Prime members get?

Kindle Unlimited is a separate subscription service to Amazon Prime so if you want to read books on Kindle Unlimited then you will have to pay the monthly subscription – though if you’ve not signed up before you should be able to access any current introductory offers.

As an Amazon Prime member however you do enjoy a range of benefits, including of course, free delivery on items you buy. You also enjoy exclusive Prime deals and sale days, which may well include price reductions on Kindles themselves.

Amazon Prime membership gives you free access to Prime Reading, which is a collection of more than 1,000 magazines,  fiction and non-fiction books, many of which are available on Kindle Unlimited.

How to read Spare?

Prince Harry’s revealing autobiography has gained plenty of media attention since its release.

Reading Spare on Kindle is a lot cheaper than buying the hardback book.

You can currently only read Spare on Kindle for £13.99, but we’re sure that it won’t be long before the title is added to Kindle Unlimited.

How much is Kindle Unlimited UK?

The usual subscription cost is £9.49 per month. This cost is in addition to any other Amazon subscription services such as Prime or Amazon Music.

How does Kindle Unlimited work?

The beauty of Kindle Unlimited is that you’ll get access to over a million Kindle titles, including ebooks, audiobooks and even magazines.

But unlike the regular subscription, you’ll be able to borrow titles as often as you like without the worry of due dates and can keep up to 10 on the go at any time.

How to cancel Kindle Unlimited UK

If you decide Kindle Unlimited just isn’t worth it for you, or you’re just looking to take advantage of the welcome offer, then you can cancel at any time before the end of your 30-day trial.

Clicking here will take you to a help page which explains all.

You simply go to your memberships and subscription page in your Amazon account, click through to Cancel Kindle Unlimited Membership and select Cancel Membership. It’s as simple as that.

Can I keep Kindle Unlimited books after cancelling?

The next important question after cancelling your subscription is, do you retain access to the books after you’re no longer a member?

Yes and no. Unfortunately, for some titles, since Amazon deems you’re borrowing the titles, you’ll lose access to certain books in your library until you re-subscribe.

However, it’s not all doom and gloom. Any books that you’ve paid for while using the service are yours forever, regardless of your subscription status, so if you end up purchasing things because of a deal exclusive to members, fear not, it is yours forever.

Is Kindle Unlimited included in Prime?

Unfortunately, Kindle Unlimited is not included with your Prime Membership as it is run as a separate subscription like Amazon Music or Audible, so you won’t have access to it if you are currently a Prime member.

But you can take advantage of the free 30-day trial if you haven’t done so in the past.

How to use Kindle Unlimited

Go to the Kindle Store on Amazon to select the title you’d like to read – you can then choose to pay a one-off fee for the book or ‘Read for £0.00’ if you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited.

The title is automatically added to your content and any devices you have integrated with your Amazon account.

To see all of your Kindle Unlimited titles, hover your cursor over ‘Your Account & Lists’ at the top of the screen and select ‘Your Kindle Unlimited’ in the drop-down menu.

What’s the difference between Kindle Unlimited and Prime Reading?

Prime Reading is a sub-set of Kindle Unlimited and offers a smaller collection of titles that is regularly updated.

Kindle Unlimited gives you access to over a million titles, while Prime Reading only gives you access to about one thousand.

Is Kindle Unlimited UK worth the money?

If you’re an avid reader, the usual £9.49 monthly subscription price is certainly worth the investment.

However, if you only read occasionally or it takes you a while to finish a book, the usual monthly subscription fee may not be worth it.

Does Kindle Unlimited feature Amazon’s Whispersync technology?

Many Kindle Unlimited titles feature this technology, but it’s not currently available for all unlimited ebooks.

Whispersync allows you to switch between reading an ebook and listening to an audiobook without missing any of the story.