Best Amazon Fire Tablet Cyber Monday Deals 2020

Cyber Monday sales are a great time to pick up an Amazon Fire tablet. We examine the range, and their deals.
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Updated on November 30, 2020

Cyber Monday is an amazing time to snap up a deal on an Amazon tablet. The Fire tablet range are already significantly cheaper than most Android rivals – let alone iPads. But come Cyber Monday, Amazon lays on further discounts to entice shoppers.

They may be cheap, but the Fire tablets are perfectly respectable. They run a variation of the Android operating system, so you’ll find all the main apps you could want. Still, there’s an Amazon sheen to it all – you’ll find plenty of pushes towards Prime TV or Kindle book downloads. Whether you’re looking for a tablet for video calls to relatives, or something to keep the kids entertained during the pandemic, you won’t got wrong for your dollar here.

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If you’re buying a tablet for a child, these are among the best value models you can go for. There’s even a Kids Edition range of Fire tablets. The key differences?

Kids Edition

  • Slightly pricier
  • Warranty
  • Parental controls built-in
  • Shock-absorbing design for accidental drops
  • Range of bright colors

Both the Kids Edition and standard Amazon Fire tablets are already on sale for Black Friday, meaning that you should be able to find the bargain tablet you’re looking for.

Looking to buy a tablet for your kids? The deals have already begun, with Amazon cutting the prices on its ‘Kids Edition’ Fire tablet range. There are three models to choose from:

Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet – The most basic model, with a non-HD screen. It’s the cheapest of the range, and this Black Friday its price has been slashed from $99.99 to $59.99. Ordinarily, we suggest picking up the standard Fire 7 tablet in the sale, as it usually gets as low as under $30 – however, this year, Amazon doesn’t appear to have discounted it, keeping it at its standard $49.99. For an extra 10 bucks, the Kids version is a steal, especially considering its included case and two year warranty.

Fire HD 8 Kids Edition Tablet – Probably the best in-between model to go for. Though not as large as the 10-inch tablet, the screen is good quality and the price is much lower. This year Amazon has knocked the price down from its usual $139.99 to $79.99, which makes for an enticing saving.

Fire HD 10 Kids Edition Tablet – The largest of the Kids Fire tablet range, the 10-inch model is an excellent choice for those Disney Plus sessions and bigger screen gaming. Like the other models, it comes with the perks of the bumper case and the warranty, and if you’re going to pick one up, now is the time, as Amazon has reduced the tablet from $199.99 to $129.99.

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If you’re after a non-kid’s Amazon Fire tablet, you will need to be just a little more patient. Last year Amazon were a little slower to discount the range, waiting until the day before Thanksgiving to shave some dollars off the price. We’re going to keep an eye on the store for you, and update the prices as soon as they change.

However, for whatever reason, Amazon has decided to cut the price of the largest tablet, the Fire HD 10, from $149.99 to $79.99, which is a great deal.

We usually see the Fire 7, Amazon’s entry tablet, get drastic reductions at this time of year, and right now, Amazon have discounted it to $39.99, which is a great deal on a cheap tablet from a known brand.

As for the mid-range tablets, the Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 8 Plus – these have also received impressive price cuts. The Fire HD 8 is down to just $54.99, and the HD 8 Plus, $74.99

Read our review of the Amazon Fire HD 8

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Measured diagonally across.
Screen Resolution
In pixels – the higher the number, the greater the screen detail.
Battery Life
As claimed by the manufacturer – actual performance will vary depending on daily tasks.
Storage
The built in storage space for files, programs, apps and the operating system
RAM
More RAM tends to help a computer to run quickly and multitask
Rear Camera
Front Camera
Price
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Jack is the Editor for Tech.co. He has over 15 years experience in publishing, having covered both consumer and business technology extensively, including both in print and online. Jack has also led on investigations on topical tech issues, from privacy to price gouging. He has a strong background in research-based content, working with organizations globally, and has also been a member of government advisory committees on tech matters.

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