Amazon.com Inc.’s follow-up to its great list of Amazon Black Friday specials comes Sunday When The e-commerce giant goes to market with its Cyber Monday specials.
Topping a potential early Christmas wish list this year is the Amazon Echo, Amazon’s smart home device and one of the most surprising hits from the company in 2015, going on sale for $ 149, a $ 30 discount from its regular price.
Those who are looking for an upgrade to Their existing Kindle or to buy an ebook reader for the first time will not be able to go past the Kindle Paperwhite on sale for $ 99.99.
Amazon services naturally are included in the list with a subscription to Amazon’s Cloud Drive with Unlimited Photo for $ 1 a year, and the version for Unlimited Everything a still cheap $ 5.
For Those looking at Adding some extra Smart Features to Their television the company is offering a $ 25 discount on the Fire TV, while its range of tablets include the base level Fire at $ 34.99 and the Fire Kids Edition at $ 84.99.
Here’s the full list of Amazon Cyber Monday 2015 specials:
- Amazon Echo, $ 149
- Kindle Paperwhite, $ 99.99
- $ 30 off the Kindle and Kindle for Kids Bundle
- Fire, $ 34.99
- Fire Kids Edition, $ 84.99
- $ 25 off Amazon Fire TV
- Amazon Cloud Drive – one Year of Unlimited Photo Storage, $ 1
- Amazon Cloud Drive – One Year of Unlimited Everything storage, $ 5
- LG Electronics 60 “1080p TV, less than $ 700
- The top-selling 48 “4K TV Home Theater Bundle, less than $ 600
- The VIZIO 54″ 5.1 Home Theater Sound Bar, less than $ 300
- 60% off MEE audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise-Isolating In-Ear Headphones
- $ 100 off Philips Fidelio Noise-Cancelling Headphones
- Save $ 100 or more on select LED and curved monitors from Samsung
- Save $ 200 on Intel-powered Lenovo 2-in1 laptop
- Save 25% on top-rated HD action camera
- Save $ 40 on Motorola Moto 360 SmartWatch
- Save $ 35 on the Sony Smart Band 2
- Save 30% on Mira Wellness and Activity Bracelet, available through the new Amazon Launchpad program for startups
- Save $ 20 on Pencil by FiftyThree, available through the new Amazon Launchpad program for startups
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Enjoy and do not spend all your money at once!
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Duncan Riley
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