Just logged in to my Amazon account and there is a new banner for something called Prime Reading. Basically, loads of books you can read for free as part of yor Prime membership. This appears to be separate to the one loan book you have always been abe to get from the lending library.
Seems to be a similar concept to the Prime Music vs Music Unlimited?
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ibblackberry1
18 May 1723#107
It's a funny old world ain't it, my gran used to love listening to hymes being sung. Can't think of anything worse. My mates like watching golf, jees it's just hitting a ball, tedious. I like watching poker, mental it's just watching someone play cards. My dad was watching someone swimming that other week, what a waste of time.
It's all subjective mate,, we just watch what we like and enjoy it for our own reasons.
BigOrkWaaagh
18 May 1719#55
Is this available to people outside Reading?
tallpete33
18 May 174#88
You are joking - free next day delivery (I've even had same day a few times) with no min spend (mostly), prime video, music, kindle books, cloud storage. Prime is Amazing value and I will def renew it
Some good stuff there - including Harry Potter, Star Wars comics, the new Bourne book - but quite a lot of dross. The magazines might be the best thing; get to sample something you never normally would.
You've got a restriction of only 10 items 'lent' at a time but you can 'return' anything whenever you want.
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jayk_94
10 Jun 17#157
i dont get this message?
intercreate
7 Jun 17#156
Winning deal
NVD
2 Jun 171#155
Second volumes of most of these titles are available on Kindle Unlimited. Sneaky old Amazon!
Stu.C
2 Jun 171#154
Download ebooks from the library.
Stu.C
2 Jun 17#153
Got to agree with eightace... The selection is limited, and the OP title of "Unlimited free books with Amazon Prime Reading" is certainly misleading. If Amazon Prime Reading is unlimited, why also offer Kindle Unlimited?
Stu.C
2 Jun 17#152
Only #1 in each series is free from the ones that I have checked.
SteveJC
26 May 17#151
And here. My wife read three magazines over the last couple of days - but looked again today and most magazines seem to have disappeared from the list. Hope they come back soon.
Gazzie
26 May 17#150
Same here. Thought it was because I was on the student trial.
mooruk
26 May 17#149
can't seem to find the list of mags to download on Prime Reading, just books. Any ideas?
thefunkygibbon
24 May 17#148
looks like a load of old dross and the ones that are decent are like book 1 of 4 etc and the other in the series are not part of Prime Reading.
SpaceChip
22 May 17#147
I don't read much, but my wife does, can this be shared with amazon family? As I'm the main account holder.
Thanks.
mickrick
21 May 17#146
Have you broadband? Do you have "unlimited broadband? Do you have "unlimited" broadband which has its speed "traffic-shaped" (throttled is the correct term) at certain times of the day, or when you have downloaded or uploaded a preset (by your provider) amount of data? If the answer is "yes" then you know what the new definition of the word "unlimited" is in everyday use. If not, allow me to explain. "Unlimited" means "limited by as much as we can possibly get away with". In this case it means, "you can read the magazines we say you can read, as many times as you like. If you want more, pay more".
Cantona
21 May 17#145
When I click on get kindle app it says it'll send a link to an email address. Is that really the official way to install the app ? I thought we were told to stay away from clicking on links in emails.
GrabbaBargain
21 May 172#144
Calibre Ebook Management software converts between various formats, and is free.
Sentral
21 May 17#143
Amazing...
I have an old Nook reader - is there a way for me to use these kindle books on it? I remember there being some software that could convert then?
Thanks
allusiveorc
20 May 17#142
aaaaagggghh. They only have the first of any trilogy or series free! So annoying. You get hooked into a story and then have to pay to find out how it ends in subsequent titles! Very sneaky amazon.
JollyJilly
20 May 17#141
I just got the PC Pro Magazine on my android phone using the Kindle app.
GrabbaBargain
20 May 17#140
Long time since I set it up so can't remember exactly, but I have the Kindle app on the iPad and now when I go to a book/magazine on Amazon Reading section it shows cost as £0.00 with button for 'Read for £0.00' and another button for 'Deliver to: iPad'.
Once clicked, the item automatically downloads into the Kindle app on the iPad via wifi.
So may just need to set up Kindle app on the iPad and log in to Amazon using appropriate account credentials.
hawkinsandy
20 May 17#139
How the hell do i get this setup so my daughter can get books on her ipad .Ive added her on my account but how does she log in?
chocolatepennyfa
20 May 17#138
Currently have an Audible subscription. I see that you can upgrade some books for £2.99 once downloaded to be available. Do they do any Audible ones free? Someone mentioned about getting Alexa to read the books, don't know much about this, are they easy to set up? Would I need more than one device at home? Can I then use Bluetooth headphones to listen to it via Alexa?
chezybezy
20 May 17#137
Just to clarify if you're a secondary user you also don't get music access and there is a few other small things too
chezybezy
20 May 17#136
Anyone know if it's the primary account holder only or will be available to secondary users? *fingers crossed*
unreality
20 May 17#135
Commuters these days have it so good. When I was travelling to Uni by train I had a discman and one disc.. and that wasn't exactly portable by todays standards..
bellboys
19 May 17#134
Can you guarantee 100& availability? Do you know if the persons hiring the books out before didn't have any contagious skin infectiions? And can you choose from millions of products from the library and qualify for free next day delivery no matter how small the order?
tallpete33
19 May 171#133
Gonna miss Waterstones :confused:
tweety
19 May 17#132
well, went through the list of books (Page 1 - 18) and nothing there I would want. I didn't see the Harry Potter...
When Prime unlimited started two of the main publishers wouldn't sign on so I suspect the authors I read are with those Publishers; Issac Asimov, Harry Harrison, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Poul Anderson, Robert Heinlein, Alistair MacLean to name a few authors and things like The Destroyer series which you can by as Kindle editions are missing AFAIK.
KonsumerKing
19 May 173#131
I must say I am very annoyed ,angry ,frustrated that I have spent many ,many....many years travelling ,holidays ,commuting by rail ,bus etc ,hundreds of hours sitting waiting ,doctors ,mechanics etc and AMAZON PRIME DID NOT EXIST!
Now if have so much to see ,read and listen to it is incredible...no longer need to carry kilos of info , i estimate I would have about 20 kgs on my fire if in old formats maybe tenfold that if hardware was included, I can read , listen to music where and when I want to for a very ,very ,good price ,the future for me is now ,never saw this coming ! ,:smirk: ,from a bit older geezer
ICTHUS
19 May 17#130
Glad I just got Prime. There is enough on thereto justify keeping it after the 30 day trial now.
Bigbreakfast
19 May 171#129
Getting better value all the time
Bike magazine is included which is excellent news
ticket1
19 May 17#128
Loving this! Heat added
jan81
19 May 17#127
Yes. The offer is available to student accounts.
iamsohukd
19 May 17#126
After about 4 years, I was thinking about leaving prime membership but this is a good deal for me now
buglawton
18 May 17#125
So busy reading the informative comments here I nearly forgot to vote HOT!
Public library is cheaper - no need for any subscription ...
bellboys
18 May 172#121
I used to say silly things like this - until I subscribed. It's the best 79 quid I've spent in ages....
Brand.new
18 May 17#120
yes i can read magazines on iPhone via kindle app and someones already confirmed works on iPad.
however this will NOT work on PCs even though i downloaded the kindle app
t.rex
18 May 17#119
Amazon prime......thumbs up from me
eightace
18 May 17#118
Its hardly unlimited though. Its what they select and put up for free consumption.
ThatGuyy
18 May 17#117
An amazing service that is great for magazines as well as books
bazwaz2000
18 May 17#116
Thanks for the heads up op :smiley:
KongDonkey
18 May 17#115
Cold. What respectable magazine provider doesn't have Razzle or Big Uns.
householdhorror
18 May 17#114
Mmm, I don't get it myself either. Spose it's useful to see what games look like before you buy yourself.
But it does say that you get a free monthly subscription to a channel, and I quite like the idea of giving money to some randomer for "free". My ten year old self would've loved to know that yes, in the future you can get paid for playing video games! :smile:
Probably won't get round to it though.
farha786
18 May 17#113
i am old fashioned therefore still prefer to read paper backs where i can feel and smell the actual book
plumberman01
18 May 17#112
wow thanks this is fab and thanks also to the person who told us Alexa can now read books!!!
mess0804
18 May 17#111
Prime is £39 for students :smiley: . So yeay for an extra advantage
sw1ss
18 May 17#110
wow. Heat added !
all my monthly mags here....
Pc Pro, Stuff (for holiday), empire, mens health and wired
thanks
BigBlueDot
18 May 17#109
Magazines work for me in the iPad Kindle App
sion22
18 May 17#108
Prime reading is totally free on selective books. kindle Unlimited is subscription base with free trail that has much larger catalogue. same as Prime Music vs Music Unlimited
ibblackberry1
18 May 1723#107
It's a funny old world ain't it, my gran used to love listening to hymes being sung. Can't think of anything worse. My mates like watching golf, jees it's just hitting a ball, tedious. I like watching poker, mental it's just watching someone play cards. My dad was watching someone swimming that other week, what a waste of time.
It's all subjective mate,, we just watch what we like and enjoy it for our own reasons.
Pamtit
18 May 17#106
It's a shame that only the primary acccount holder can use this. My.husband is not a Kindle reader but I have downloaded the app to his ipad and will grab it when he's not using it to read the mags! maybe it will extend to all household users eventually.
TheJDLB
18 May 17#105
Thanks for the heads up.
garryallen
18 May 17#104
This is what I see when trying. Both PC and Mac un-selectable. Could you give me directions as to how to get this to work? Much appreciated
Newbold
18 May 172#103
Maybe we're just a little more literate than you, feel that £79 spread among 3 families and providing free next day deliveries (avoiding travel costs and wasted time) is pretty good value for that alone, and regard the music, video and Kindle add-ons as a bonus making the whole package remarkably good value. :wink:
paul555
18 May 17#102
Sadly looks like this isn't available for Amazon Household. I am not the main account holder so I don't get access to this. Same as Amazon Music. I do get the video and one day delivery though so can't complain
londongeeza
18 May 17#101
This deal involves reading books. Cold :smiley:
FoxForce5
18 May 17#100
Root your nook & add the Amazon app to it. You won't be able to download using the amazon app as it's only an old version tags works on the nook, but you can just select deliver to any kindle app & it should sync over.
Although tbh as nooks use epub format you could just get the books you want from other free sources.
faustino
18 May 17#99
I know people do this, but... REALLY???[/quote]
Since some time you can get free (decent) games, free additional in-game content codes as part of your Twitch Prime/Amazon Prime membership.
railwaygun
18 May 17#98
i can get a list of top hits for Prime reading eligible - any ideas how to search amongst the books/mags eligible for this?
Bobxall
18 May 17#97
It works for me. Can download to Kindle and also to macbook pro.
garryallen
18 May 171#96
Some still don't work through the Kindle app. On Mac here and Empire certainly isn't supported.
mickrick
18 May 171#95
I know people do this, but... REALLY???
mocmocamoc
18 May 17#94
Great deal, added a Harry Potter book just to see how it works. Prime is probably worth it without the shipping thing, the free photo library and the streaming is good value in itself
shoomshoom
18 May 17#93
Only for Prime subscribers. OP should mention this in the title. Heat added.
Oneday77
18 May 17#92
I'm a firm Prime customer and think it is great value. So this comment comes from someone who will pay it anyway.
"Watch out for renewals at £99 coming our way soon"
When new services get added, Prime goes up. Apple did 79p to 99p for apps. Amazon will do a similar percentage increase.
tiggerloveslife
18 May 172#91
Kindle Unlimited is a different service...you have to pay a separate subscription for it on top of the Prime costs...my Mum and I share Prime but she also has Kindle Unlimited and I think she pays £7.99 a month for it....admittedly I found out by accident when I went to download the few 99p books I'd bought and almost had a heart attack when I saw 1000's of books in my list of available downloads...thought someone had hacked my Amazon account and had been buying books then found out that all the books my mum had downloaded using Kindle Unlimited were shared with me as we share Prime...unfortunately we have entirely different reading tastes and still haven't got to the bottom of why she had downloaded a pile of books in Latin :confused:
The other service you mentioned is Kindle First...free sign up and every month you can download one of a choice of 6 books free of charge which are available in advance of their official release date.
freflydax
18 May 17#90
You can download the kindle app.
P666DOM
18 May 17#89
You can also use the web reader on your PC for books but the 2 magazines I got did not appear in the listing and people are saying some only work through the official kindle apps.
You are joking - free next day delivery (I've even had same day a few times) with no min spend (mostly), prime video, music, kindle books, cloud storage. Prime is Amazing value and I will def renew it
PS It's "emperor"
hcc27
18 May 17#87
Well said!! Definitely not a rip-off.
Blasphemous
18 May 17#86
Magazines I'm guessing will be 'tasters', allowing you to download and read the latest edition in the hope that some readers will subscribe. Still not bad though.
rubyroo1509
18 May 17#85
Tried to access it through my household membership but didn't work, only showed available prime reading books on main account. Looks like kindle unlimited is still running alongside it so be careful not to end up subscribing to that by accident.
fwosh
18 May 17#84
I guess books would yes. Anybody tried it?
Tymflys
18 May 17#83
Does it work with Alexa?
fwosh
18 May 17#82
This works fine on Kindle app on Android. Got two magazines on the go. Interested to see how it goes with the kindle fire when I get home.. :wink: thanks op
Dodge62
18 May 17#81
Wow, Bike, Octane, Stuff, PC Pro, Wired, Time - only needs Scientific American and New Scientist and that would be pretty much every magazine I ever read. Suspect it can't last.
hobsgrg
18 May 171#80
Amazon offers Prime at a loss because they want to get people using all their services, and Prime customers spend significantly more money through Amazon than their other customers. So they are happy to take the loss on Prime as they feel they will make the money back later on. Not sure how anyone could call something being offered at a loss a rip-off!
The services being offered as part of Prime might not appeal to you, so not offer good value for money for you personally but it is certainly not a rip-off.
phoenix_af
18 May 17#79
My thoughts exactly!
Hapzy
18 May 17#78
Thanks hadn't noticed this. Comics, mags & books to read for free. :smile:
hcc27
18 May 173#77
I don't believe £6.50 a month is excessive for what Prime offers - a tonne of high quality original content video programming, a pretty decent selection of free music, fast delivery including same day delivery on many items, free unlimited photo storage etc etc. Prime is probably one of the best value subscriptions out there; Amazon actually maintain this price point at a significant loss in order to make money on the sale of their products and services.
Hell I have a subscription to Time and National Geographic which together cost more than the annual Prime subscription; looks like I can cancel that now!
The other day I built a cheapo Raspberry Pi Alexa and it works perfectly.
Happy days.
hcc27
18 May 17#76
Thanks for the recommendation. I have Prime and would say it's one of the best value subscription services I use. Same day delivery on a fair few items is just amazing, and combine that with the original content video and music it's simply brilliant.
jdwzackon
18 May 17#75
The magazine section might be the beginning of the end for Readly :disappointed:
Khairul
18 May 17#74
F1 Racing and books, on top of delivery perks and Prime Video? I'm sorely tempted to renew Prime now.
Gazzie
18 May 171#73
Anyone know if students get this offer? I recall they didn't get the kindle lending library for some reason.
Daves_mate
18 May 17#72
thanks alot! now i have no excuse to buy that kindle that I don't need
barnehurst
18 May 17#71
More emporer's new clothes for £79 Amazon Prime mugs rip-off
aarste
18 May 17#70
I'm a Prime member (as part of Amazon Household) but I don't get a list of free content to click on? I'm just sent to the page stating "Unlimited Reading", "Any Device" etc, "Learn more about Prime".
To be fair I've always had issues accessing Prime Video, I do have access, but if I click the wrong link I'm sent to the signup for Prime page. Maybe Amazon haven't got their Amazon Household in proper working order?
hcc27
18 May 17#69
Thanks OP. A decent selection of books, but the magazines are incredible - both Time and National Geographic available free!!
I've been pretty impressed by the Prime original video content selection which keeps getting better, but this is the icing on the cake.
However, do feel a subscription rise is in the offing!
BigAde
18 May 17#68
Good deal. Pity it won't work on my Nook :disappointed:
Frukoz
18 May 17#67
I can't get it to work. I have prime (though prime household) and it wants me to sign up to a 30-day free trial. Every other prime benefit is available to me but this.
Nunevc
18 May 17#66
Yes, it's called Amazon Household. You can share at least one-day delivery, Video and Kindle books that I know of.
TomT
18 May 17#65
Doesn't work on Kindle App on Android, but does on the wifes Kindle.
Harris_cambs
18 May 17#64
Fantastic. Great magazines. Going to save me a small fortune. Hot hot hot. Nice one
jsty3105
18 May 17#63
It's a fairly limited selection so it's likely that the book you're looking at isn't part of Prime Reading
garethsmith72
18 May 171#62
whats kindle unlmited versus prime reading how can you tell prime reading has been applied mine keeps on showing kindle unlimited
spark78
18 May 17#61
not sure if I'm being stupid but I can't see to find out how to borrow/read a book, they all say "This title is not currently available for purchase"
camaj
18 May 17#60
Isn't this just a new name for Kindle Unlimited? When I had the prime trial I believe there was kindle unlimited and a service that let you read a book before it officially launched, from a choice of 4 or 5.
BristolBillyBob
18 May 17#59
Thanks for the heads-up, OP. Really handy!
Cameron92
18 May 17#58
There is Twitch Prime if you or your family ever visit twitch.tv to watch other people playing video games.
ibblackberry1
18 May 174#57
yeah, I read a magazine in the garden earlier.
mickrick
18 May 17#56
So what are the total advantages for going Prime? I know about the Prime "free" "one-day" delivery, Video. Music and now Reading. Is there anything else? Is there a "family" option where a single subscription can be used by several members of the same family or household? I know I can probably find out the answers on their site, but I don't want to have to sit through reams of Amazon's corporate mumbo-jumbo to find them.
BigOrkWaaagh
18 May 1719#55
Is this available to people outside Reading?
jonmd
18 May 17#54
HOT! Loads of magazines too!
JustLikeArkwright
18 May 17#53
Found it. Ta :smiley:
PaulB42
18 May 171#52
If you go to the Kindle Books store, you can select Prime Reading Eligible in the filtering options down the left-hand side.
I think the word "Unlimited" is a little strong to describe the selection as there's only a choice of a little over 1000 of the 5 million Kindle books available. A significant number of the fiction books appear to be the first book in a series, though be warned that the remainder of the books in the series aren't available, so don't read these unless you're prepared to pay for the rest of the series (or get them under the existing Kindle Lending Library, which I hope doesn't go away now this new option is in place).
adrianmg
18 May 17#51
Think it depends on the magazine publisher. I picked up PC Pro magazine and sent it to my iPad with no problem.
I've just gone back to the page and there's a section saying "Available immediately on these devices and platforms" - it seems to be available on the Kindle app for the Android and iOS platforms (but not Windows), along with Kindle devices.
There's a line underneath saying "This publication is not available for some devices. The publisher may have opted out of making it available on certain devices, or the Kindle Reading App experience may not yet be optimised for this publication."
So it might vary for different publications.
drummerdickens
18 May 17#50
I recommend Second Machine age. Very interesting book.
tbtower
18 May 171#49
Wonderful stuff.
topazz
18 May 172#48
Damn. Keep wanting to end my prime subscription but they keep on providing good reasons to stay. I know Amazon's taking over the world and it'll end in tears but they are so good at what they do.
JustLikeArkwright
18 May 17#47
@Covert.Recon
Thanks for that. Are titles tagged in general search results?
Uridium
18 May 173#46
Now Just waiting for Audible to be included in Prime...come on Amazon, give us an audible credit free each month in Prime
_JR
18 May 17#45
Ive been waiting for this - heard rumours for a while ...
cheers op - logging into my prime now!
Covert.Recon
18 May 173#44
Here's an example from the featured page:
Covert.Recon
18 May 17#43
I thought about screenshoting it for everyone but there are 1075 titles in the list!
Covert.Recon
18 May 17#42
Likewise. A graphic novel was ok on desktop, but Empire would only send to my phone. Must be a formatting issue with no way around it.
JustLikeArkwright
18 May 17#41
Any way for non-Prime members to see the full list of what's available?
arandhawa
18 May 17#40
Saw this this morning and together with Alexa now being able to read these books out loud I couldn't be happier.
Very good! I see "PC Pro" there - so I can cancel my existing subscription to it!
tallpete33 to BrianM
18 May 17#32
It says "Subscribers read this issue for free " so it may be that you only get one issue to read. I'd be surprised if they let you have the whole subscription
FoxForce5
18 May 17#31
I've just gone into Empire magazine & I get this page.
Note it says that seems to say reading it will start a subscription with a 30 day free period.
c.grex
18 May 17#29
Nope. Only some stuff will work on kindle app. Magazines and some books you need a kindle device
KonsumerKing
18 May 172#28
Thanks ,I love books and have Prime , wow even more books and mags ,quite a few choices as well as the amazing novel... Stone Man by Luke Smitherd ! I already have this and it is one that I would highly recommend ,THE #1 AMAZON BESTSELLER, SHORTLISTED FOR AUDIBLE UK'S BOOK OF THE YEAR 2015 AWARD
"THE STONE MAN is a novel that intrigues, enthralls, horrifies, thrills, and hits the reader with an emotional resonance as only the best stories can."
-Ain't It Cool News:)
Thanks for the post !
ellives
18 May 17#27
Thanks for sharing
genemeanie
18 May 171#26
thanks for this have now researched and joined Zinio which I was unaware of. Basically if you are a member of your local library you can use it to geta similar set of mags online FOC. So can I suggest that anyone interested and perhaps not a prime member looks at this see https://www.rbdigital.com/help/zinio-faq
Some good stuff there - including Harry Potter, Star Wars comics, the new Bourne book - but quite a lot of dross. The magazines might be the best thing; get to sample something you never normally would.
You've got a restriction of only 10 items 'lent' at a time but you can 'return' anything whenever you want.
Wotan
18 May 17#22
I have prime and I have a kindle. Yet it says I'm not eligible for the offer.
snoopy18 to Wotan
18 May 171#24
Best ring them
sundaydeals
18 May 17#23
Fantastic! That's my daily commute reading sorted out! Thanks OP!
gibblesuk
18 May 17#21
handy all the Lonely Planet collection appears free as well
rosygirl
18 May 17#20
Great, they add this 2 days after my prime runs out! Heat added though.
razord
18 May 17#19
This replaces Kindle Lending Library by the looks of it.
NVD
18 May 171#18
Nice selection of Marvel graphic novels.
NakedGod
18 May 17#17
lots of decent items... thanks
genemeanie
18 May 171#13
Thanks OP looks good to me and heat added accordingly. Do people think that the same magazines will continue month by month or is it a one off trial to get you 'hooked' to say 'Improve your Coarse Fishing' (sorry.... couldn't resist and it is one of the magazines on offer!)?
NVD to genemeanie
18 May 171#16
This selection of magazines is similar to what is on offer via Zinio from local libraries so I'm guessing that they are offered as a job lot and are likely to stay much the same.
NJB1812
18 May 17#15
Fantastic deal - thanks :smile:
johnthehuman
18 May 172#14
I'm guessing you won't get a regular supply of magazines, based on this...
gibblesuk
18 May 17#12
I have the kindle app and the magazine won't open. am on phone right now but will post a screenshot later. perhaps it's just that magazine. "Stuff" mag.
gibblesuk
18 May 17#6
says I need a Fire or Kindle to read some :disappointed:
Opening post
Seems to be a similar concept to the Prime Music vs Music Unlimited?
Top comments
It's all subjective mate,, we just watch what we like and enjoy it for our own reasons.
PS It's "emperor"
Some good stuff there - including Harry Potter, Star Wars comics, the new Bourne book - but quite a lot of dross. The magazines might be the best thing; get to sample something you never normally would.
You've got a restriction of only 10 items 'lent' at a time but you can 'return' anything whenever you want.
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Thanks.
I have an old Nook reader - is there a way for me to use these kindle books on it? I remember there being some software that could convert then?
Thanks
Once clicked, the item automatically downloads into the Kindle app on the iPad via wifi.
So may just need to set up Kindle app on the iPad and log in to Amazon using appropriate account credentials.
When Prime unlimited started two of the main publishers wouldn't sign on so I suspect the authors I read are with those Publishers; Issac Asimov, Harry Harrison, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Poul Anderson, Robert Heinlein, Alistair MacLean to name a few authors and things like The Destroyer series which you can by as Kindle editions are missing AFAIK.
Now if have so much to see ,read and listen to it is incredible...no longer need to carry kilos of info , i estimate I would have about 20 kgs on my fire if in old formats maybe tenfold that if hardware was included, I can read , listen to music where and when I want to for a very ,very ,good price ,the future for me is now ,never saw this coming ! ,:smirk: ,from a bit older geezer
Bike magazine is included which is excellent news
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Deceit-Birds-Gavin-Eyers-ebook/dp/B06XPRR28Q/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8
however this will NOT work on PCs even though i downloaded the kindle app
But it does say that you get a free monthly subscription to a channel, and I quite like the idea of giving money to some randomer for "free". My ten year old self would've loved to know that yes, in the future you can get paid for playing video games! :smile:
Probably won't get round to it though.
all my monthly mags here....
Pc Pro, Stuff (for holiday), empire, mens health and wired
thanks
It's all subjective mate,, we just watch what we like and enjoy it for our own reasons.
Although tbh as nooks use epub format you could just get the books you want from other free sources.
Since some time you can get free (decent) games, free additional in-game content codes as part of your Twitch Prime/Amazon Prime membership.
"Watch out for renewals at £99 coming our way soon"
When new services get added, Prime goes up. Apple did 79p to 99p for apps. Amazon will do a similar percentage increase.
The other service you mentioned is Kindle First...free sign up and every month you can download one of a choice of 6 books free of charge which are available in advance of their official release date.
https://read.amazon.co.uk/
PS It's "emperor"
The services being offered as part of Prime might not appeal to you, so not offer good value for money for you personally but it is certainly not a rip-off.
Hell I have a subscription to Time and National Geographic which together cost more than the annual Prime subscription; looks like I can cancel that now!
The other day I built a cheapo Raspberry Pi Alexa and it works perfectly.
Happy days.
To be fair I've always had issues accessing Prime Video, I do have access, but if I click the wrong link I'm sent to the signup for Prime page. Maybe Amazon haven't got their Amazon Household in proper working order?
I've been pretty impressed by the Prime original video content selection which keeps getting better, but this is the icing on the cake.
However, do feel a subscription rise is in the offing!
I think the word "Unlimited" is a little strong to describe the selection as there's only a choice of a little over 1000 of the 5 million Kindle books available. A significant number of the fiction books appear to be the first book in a series, though be warned that the remainder of the books in the series aren't available, so don't read these unless you're prepared to pay for the rest of the series (or get them under the existing Kindle Lending Library, which I hope doesn't go away now this new option is in place).
I've just gone back to the page and there's a section saying "Available immediately on these devices and platforms" - it seems to be available on the Kindle app for the Android and iOS platforms (but not Windows), along with Kindle devices.
There's a line underneath saying "This publication is not available for some devices. The publisher may have opted out of making it available on certain devices, or the Kindle Reading App experience may not yet be optimised for this publication."
So it might vary for different publications.
Thanks for that. Are titles tagged in general search results?
cheers op - logging into my prime now!
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I'm looking for a "Prime Reading-eligible book & magazine list" but can't seem to find it???
Edit. Never mind - I see there is a new filter button for "Prime reading eligible"!
This is the link to it:
https://ibb.co/curTAk
Note it says that seems to say reading it will start a subscription with a 30 day free period.
"THE STONE MAN is a novel that intrigues, enthralls, horrifies, thrills, and hits the reader with an emotional resonance as only the best stories can."
-Ain't It Cool News:)
Thanks for the post !
Some good stuff there - including Harry Potter, Star Wars comics, the new Bourne book - but quite a lot of dross. The magazines might be the best thing; get to sample something you never normally would.
You've got a restriction of only 10 items 'lent' at a time but you can 'return' anything whenever you want.