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Best Amazon Fire tablet deals: Save on Fire HD 8, Fire Max 11 and more

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A tablet can make a nice addition to one’s device ecosystem, and shopping the best tablet deals is a great way to take a tablet home with some savings. The Amazon Fire Tablet is one worth taking a look at for a balance of performance and affordability, with there currently being almost as many Amazon Fire Tablet deals as there are models in the lineup. Below you can find all of the best ways to save on a Fire Tablet, and if you’d like to see what the competition has to offer, don’t miss today’s best Samsung tablet deals, best iPad deals, best Microsoft Surface Laptop and Surface Pro deals, or best Kindle deals.

Amazon Fire HD 8 — $80 with trade-in $100 20% off

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If you just need a basic tablet for simple functions such as browsing the internet, doing online shopping, and watching streaming shows, the incredibly affordable Amazon Fire HD 8 may be enough. It’s not going to wow you with its performance, as it’s only equipped with 2GB of RAM with limited storage of 32GB, but it’s got an 8-inch touchscreen with HD resolution and built-in support for Amazon’s Alexa, so if that’s all you need, go for the Amazon Fire HD 8.

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Amazon Fire HD 10 — $112 with trade-in $140 20% off

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The Amazon Fire HD 10 offers a large 10.1-inch touchscreen with Full HD resolution, for bright colors and sharp details when watching streaming shows and playing games, and faster performance compared to the previous version of the tablet with its 3GB of RAM. Its 32GB of storage space may be increased by up to 1TB using its microSD card slot, and its durable design and strengthened display makes sure that it won’t easily get damaged by daily wear and tear.

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Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus (refurbished) — from $106

The Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus tablet, with apps on the screen.
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The Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus is another in the lineup that offers some amazing value. It has a 10.1-inch Full HD screen and can reach up to 12 hours of battery life on a single charge. This display is also 10% brighter than previous models, which makes the Fire HD 10 Plus a tablet you can use in almost any lighting situation. Some features that make the Fire HD 10 Plus model stand out over the Amazon Fire HD 10 are wireless charging, 4GB of RAM, and a soft-touch finish that makes it look pretty sleek.

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Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro — $152 with trade-in $190 20% off

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This deal is exclusive to Amazon Prime subscribers, so if you’re in the market for a tablet and like to take advantage of Amazon Prime now is the time to do so. The Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro is the tablet for you if you’re looking to land a deal on one of the best tablets for kids. It’s made for kids ages 6-12, coming with a 1-year subscription to Amazon Kids+, a service with access to thousands of ad-free books, games, videos and apps. It’s also set up for parents to stay in control of the device. Kids can request apps and ebooks, while parents must approve purchases and downloads. The web browser has built-in controls to help filter out inappropriate sites and let you block specific ones. The Amazon Fire HD Kids Pro can reach up to 12 hours of life on a single charge, and its 10.1-inch display comes in at Full HD resolution.

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Amazon Fire Max 11 (128GB) — $224 with trade-in $280 20% off

The Amazon Kindle Fire Max 11's Home screen.
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The Amazon Fire Max 11 is also in our roundup of the best Android tablets, but as the one that provides the most value. For a relatively affordable price, you’ll be getting a 11-inch screen with 2000 x 1200 resolution that’s great for watching videos, a battery life of up to 14 hours, and 64GB of storage that you can increase to up to 1TB by inserting a microSD card. The tablet is powered by an octa-core processor and 4GB of RAM, and it supports Wi-Fi 6 for lag-free internet.

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More Amazon Fire tablet deals we love

There are other models of Amazon Fire tablets that are on sale right now, if you want to take a look at alternatives to our top picks above. These offers aren’t going to last for long though, as there’s always high demand for the devices, especially when their prices have been slashed. Shop any of these Amazon Fire tablet deals as soon as possible, because we’re not sure if they’ll still be available tomorrow.

Andrew Morrisey
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Andrew has been writing professionally for more than 20 years and has been writing about tech for three of them. His focus at…
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