If you don’t like the Kids cases and are going to buy your own either way, it’s probably better to buy the basic Kindle unless the price is more than the Kids Kindle. If the Kids Kindle price drops LOWER than the basic Kindle price, absolutely I would recommend you buy the Kids Kindle. So that’s one potential downside of buying a Kids Kindle as an adult, although you can almost always get a free trial of Kindle Unlimited, so it’s not MUCH of a downside.īasically, you can’t go wrong with either, so it really depends most on what the current price is. I don’t particularly love Amazon Kids+ and if I were buying a Kids Kindle as an adult, it wouldn’t hold a lot of value for me (I’d rather have Kindle Unlimited). The Kids Kindle generally comes with a year of Amazon Kids+ while the basic Kindle generally comes with 3 months of Kindle Unlimited.So if you think there’s any chance you’ll damage it in two years, that warranty is a really nice feature to have. ![]() Drop it in the bathtub? They’ll replace it. The Kids Kindle comes with a 2 year, no questions asked guarantee. ![]() The Kindle cover I have, for example, is $30 so getting a Kindle for $20 more that already has a case saved you $10 right out of the gate. So if you are happy with one of the kids case options, you’ve probably saved yourself some money right there.
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