Amazon is rebranding its e-book subscription service Kindle Unlimited as Kindle+, ahead of the company’s launch of new Kindle e-readers next week. The change is in name only — the subscription’s features and price remain the same.
Kindle+ still gives subscribers access to millions of e-book titles for a flat monthly fee, along with select audiobooks and magazines. Subscribers can borrow up to 20 titles at a time, reading them on a Kindle device or through the Kindle app on phones and tablets.
The service costs $11.99 a month after a 30-day free trial, unchanged from the previous Kindle Unlimited pricing.
Some Kindle+ titles bundle the audiobook version alongside the e-book, letting readers switch between formats at no extra cost. Those titles are marked with a specific symbol in the catalog.
The library is particularly deep in romance and thriller titles, though Amazon’s catalog spans a range of genres. Titles currently available through the service include the fantasy comedy
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