The Amazon Fire HD 10 is 50% off right now in Black Friday tablet deal

The Amazon Fire HD x is 50% off right now in Blackness Friday tablet deal

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Amazon loves to take its own devices' prices down for Black Fri deals, and this might be the best one we've seen nevertheless for tablets.

For a limited fourth dimension you can get the Fire HD 10 (2021) tablet for $74 on Amazon, which is a $75 discount. A slightly bigger deal awaits families, as the Burn Hard disk ten Kids is $119, an $lxxx disbelieve. That makes them both some of the best value tablets Prime Day has to offer.

These are two of the best Amazon Black Friday deals I've seen yet, and a healthy reminder to expect to buy Amazon's own products until Black Friday or Prime Day (if you lot can expect, that is).

Amazon's Fire Tablet range has temptingly affordable models on the smaller side, merely we really recommend you go the biggest one — because it's the all-time. Every bit explained in our Amazon Fire Hard disk 10 (2021) review, this is a very solid update.

You won't see the motion-picture show quality yous find in the Fire Hard disk drive 10's Full Hard disk 1080p screen on Amazon's other tablets. Not only is information technology sharper, information technology's also got better color output, with 106% of the sRGB spectrum, vs the Fire HD eight'due south fourscore% rating.

As for that kids edition, it's a great fashion to make certain your child doesn't break your investment. Amazon's protective cases are durable and provide solid padding, plus that two year worry-complimentary guarantee helps in any other state of affairs.

Only these are but one of the many deals nosotros have at Tom's Guide this week, so make certain to check out the rest of our Blackness Friday deals coverage for plenty of other large sales.

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Henry is a senior editor at Tom'southward Guide roofing streaming media, laptops and all things Apple, reviewing devices and services for the past six-plus years. Prior to joining Tom's Guide, he reviewed software and hardware for TechRadar Pro, and interviewed artists for Patek Philippe International Magazine. He's also covered the wild globe of professional wrestling for Cageside Seats, interviewing athletes and other industry veterans.