You can listen to Audible on iOS, Android, Sonos, Kindle or any Alexa-enabled device, so it's kind of like carrying around your own personal little library right on your smartphone or tablet. Once you do, however, you'll gain access to more than 470,000 audiobook titles (and counting). While it's technically an Amazon company, Audible is not included with a Prime membership, so you'll have to sign up for it separately. Unsure how Audible works and eager to know more? I've been using it for years and swear by it. Here's everything you need to know about the service and why it's a must-have for time-strapped book lovers, especially while it's on sale. Not only will you be saving a ton, you'll be getting all the great benefits the service provides-namely, access to the largest collection of audiobook content in the world-immediately. (It will return to its original $149.50 annual price after the first year of membership unless you decide to cancel the service.) Originally priced at $149.50, this annual membership drops to $99.95 thanks to this deal. Through Wednesday, October 14, Prime members ( sign up here for a free 30-day trial, then pay $12.99) can save $50 on one year of Audible Premium Plus. Need help finding products? Sign up for our weekly newsletter. It’s free and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Audible-Amazon’s audiobook subscription service-is delightful, as it allows you to listen to new books and old favorites on-the-go, and right now, you can you can save big ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2020 when you sign up for the service. Whether it's some classic literature from Jane Austen or the latest Stephen King release, even the most interesting tomes can start collecting dust if you let them. We've all got one-a stack of unread books. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors.

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