It's been big few days for with the online retail giant unveiling four new devices. There's an update for everyone in this latest release including a which gets a striking new Matcha (green) colour as well as feature-packed upgrade to the ultimate Kindle Scribe which now gets a new look with white bezels along with a screen that feels more like writing on paper when you scribble using the stylus.
Perhaps the most eye-catching of the products is the which does exactly what it says on the tin. Yes, for the first time ever, the Kindle is ditching its usual black-and-white visuals and now includes a colour screen which means you get to see glossy book covers in all of their glory.
It's also possible to view photos and mark up books using coloured highlights.
Amazon says that its Colorsoft display includes a new light-guide with nitride LEDs that, when combined with its custom algorithms, enhance colour and increase brightness, all without washing out details.
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Kindle Colorsoft comes with wireless charging and don't worry about power as it lasts up to 8 weeks on one charge.
It's also waterproof so you can use it in the bath or beach without having to worry.
Finally, there's an improved (Amazon's best-selling e-reader) which is now 25 percent faster and has a bigger 7-inch display.
If any of that sounds enticing, you can get 20 percent off the retail price when handing over your current Kindle.
That means the cost of the and the price of the .
We've got full details below and how much you can save
New Kindle
£94.99 - Get 20% off with trade in
Kindle Paperwhite
£159.99 - Get 20% off with trade in
Kindle Scribe
£379.99 - Get 20% off with trade in
Kindle Colorsoft
£259.99 - Get 20% off with trade in
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