With less than three weeks to go until Black Friday, Amazon has just launched a great Audible offer. Right now, new subscribers can get the first three months for just 99p. Audible, 99p for three months – sign up at Amazon Since it’s usually £7.99 per month after a 30-day free trial period, you’ll be […]
With less than three weeks to go until Black Friday, Amazon has just launched a great Audible offer.
Right now, new subscribers can get the first three months for just 99p.
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Since it’s usually £7.99 per month after a 30-day free trial period, you’ll be saving £14.99: not bad at all.
Audible works on a basis of one download a month, across any titles regardless of length or cost.
So you can listen to anything from Stephen Fry narrating Harry Potter to Michelle Obama reading her memoir for just 33p a title.
On top of that, you also get unlimited access to the Audible Plus catalogue, which features original content like podcasts and audiobooks produced by Audible itself.
View the Audible catalogue here.
It’s one of a number of offers Amazon is running across its subscription services – you can also pick up three months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free (similar to Spotify).
Not only that, Kindle Unlimited for three months is down from £23.97 to £7.99.
There have been deals aplenty in the early Amazon Black Friday sale.
It’s also been a great time discounts on Amazon smart products – last week, in celebration on Alexa’s seventh birthday, the retailer dropped prices on everything from the Blink HD outdoor security camera to the 4K Fire TV Stick.
If you decide to leave the audiobook scheme, here’s more about how to cancel Audible.
For great offers besides Audible deals, head to our best Black Friday deals article.
Thinking of upgrading your TV soon? Make sure you read our selection of Black Friday TV deals first.
And for everything you need to know about the craziest sale of the year, there’s our Black Friday explainer.
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