In spring, as an Amazon Prime member, you have the opportunity to test the Kindle Unlimited e-book flat rate for 3 months for just EUR 9.99 instead of EUR 29.97. What exactly the offer includes and whether it is worth it for you, GIGA clarifies in the following article.
Kindle Unlimited is an e-book flat rate offered by Amazon since 2014, which once again massively increases the number of e-books available free of charge compared to the library available to Prime subscribers and also includes current e-magazines and audio books from the Audible range .
You can access your content from Amazon Kindle devices as well as from any smartphone, tablet or PC using the free app, even in offline mode if you wish. You can also keep your content in sync between multiple devices.
Amazon Kindle Unlimited: 3 months for 9.99 euros instead of 29.97 euros – overview
- 9.99 euros instead of 29.97 euros
- Access to over 1 million e-books
- Changing selection of current e-magazines
- Thousands of Audible audiobooks
- After 3 months 9.99 euros per month – can be canceled at any time
Kindle Unlimited 3 months for 9.99 euros: Who is the offer worth for?
Kindle Unlimited is primarily suitable for frequent readers of e-books who are more interested in novels. There is no specialist literature in the library’s inventory, and many of the e-books contained are more likely to be classified as “indie literature”. For bookworms of fiction, however, Kindle Unlimited is quite suitable with its huge selection of over 1 million e-books, especially since there are also e-magazines and audio books.
For any Prime customer who wants to try Kindle Unlimited, now is the perfect time. Just remember to cancel the test flat rate in good time if you don’t want to use Kindle Unlimited beyond the three months. If you want to continue to be a Kindle Unlimited subscriber, you will have to pay EUR 9.99 per month after the trial period has expired.
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