Amazon Student Deals

For a limited time only (until the end of March) you can get a 2 month free trial with Kindle Unlimited.

Amazon Kindle Unlimited offers free books, magazines and Audiobooks.

The best part? You don't even need a Kindle to enjoy the books.

You can just download one of Amazon's free kindle reading apps to download to any device.

Easy!

Just click 'get deal' to get started

Get up to 9% of your Amazon purchase back when you order through TopCashback.

Here's the deal:

• Click "Get Deal" and sign up to TopCashback for FREE
• Use TCB's Amazon link and shop as normal online
• TopCashback will track your purchase and you'll receive cashback into your account
• You can then withdraw your cashback to your bank, PayPal or as gift vouchers!

TopCashback are offering up to 9% cashback on jewellery, clothes & accessories, luggage, watches, beauty and plenty more at Amazon.

Discover more ways to save at Amazon here.

Getting Free Amazon vouchers is easier than you think!

Plus:

Don't have a Student Amazon Prime account yet? You can get a 6 months free trial here.

And, find out other ways to save at Amazon here

Getting a discount on Amazon is easier than you think - you just need to know where to click!

Amazon no longer offer a 10% Student Discount

However, you can still get up to 70% off books from this specific Amazon section (click get deal)

Plus, you can also get a free trial with Amazon Prime Student, with a .ac.uk email address.

With Amazon Prime Student you get unlimited streaming on Amazon Prime Video, access to the Kindle Lending Library and free next day delivery!

• Click 'Get Deal' to browse the discounted books section.
  

• Find out more about Amazon Prime Student here.

• Or, find out more easy ways to save at Amazon here.

We show you the best ways to save ££s at Amazon - don't pay full price!

Find out further details and even more ways to save at Amazon here.

You can get £1 from Amazon towards ebooks, audiobooks and music for free every time you get an Amazon order sent to you.

All you need to do is sign up to Amazon Prime (which is free for six months for students) and then buy items as usual. When it comes to checkout, however, just select that you are happy to have a slow delivery (3-5 days, rather than Prime's next day delivery) and you will be given a pound credit to use on eBooks, music or audiobooks. You are now one seventh of the way towards owning your very own copy of a book.

If you shop online frequently and use eBooks, download music or listen to audiobooks this is definitely worth doing, especially if they're purchases you don't mind waiting for. If you make purchase individually rather than in bulk you'll earn money more quickly. Within seven or eight purchases you'll have enough for most eBooks.

Just click "Get Deal" to sign up to Amazon Prime for students (for free) and carry on shopping as normal.

You can get some really cheap sunglasses from Amazon- including delivery!

Black wayfarers for 57p delivered

Silver aviators for 94p

Both pairs are unisex, and they come from China- so you might have to wait a while for delivery.

Like gifts and gadgets? You might want to take a look at our Apple Student Discount page

Fed up of paying Amazon delivery charges? Click 'Get Deal' to get 3 months of free one day delivery with Amazon Family.

If you've got an .ac.uk email address Amazon student is slightly better, getting you 6 months of free delivery.

If you're not up for paying £49 a year, remember to cancel before 90 days is up.

Check out which books you can get free (legally) from the Kindle book store- just click 'Get Deal'.

If you haven't got a Kindle you can download the Kindle app for iOS or Android on your phone or tablet- and read them on that! If you have another device (Nook, Kobo etc) it's definitely worth downloading calibre, which can convert the .mobi Kindle books to .epub or .pdf.

Got an Amazon order under £10 and don't want to spend the extra money to get free delivery? If you live in a major city/town you could be in luck.

Amazon lockers are situated around the country, and if you choose one as a delivery option it's FREE. The item has to be dispatched from and sold by Amazon (it should say on the item description page).

When you get to the 'Review Order' page at checkout, select an Amazon pick up location instead of your home address, and then choose a locker (rather than a Collect+ store).

Et voila.

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Got an Amazon order under £10 and don't want to spend the extra money to get free delivery? If you live in a major city/town you could be in luck.

Amazon lockers are situated around the country, and if you choose one as a delivery option it's FREE. The item has to be dispatched from and sold by Amazon (it should say on the item description page).

When you get to the 'Review Order' page at checkout, select an Amazon pick up location instead of your home address, and then choose a locker (rather than a Collect+ store).

Et voila.