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2018-08-21 13:29:01 UTCAmazon’s Fire tablets deliver reliable performance, a wide selection of apps, and affordable prices for anyone looking for a good tablet without dropping some major coin. That said, any sales on the Fire tablets are always a welcome addition, and luckily there’s one right now.
The Amazon Fire HD10 tablets are available for $50 right now at Amazon. Choose between the 32GB for $99 instead of $149 or the 64GB for $139 instead of $189.
The Fire HD10 is easily the best tablet available right now from Amazon. As the name states, it’s the biggest option, with a 10.1-inch 1080p display, providing an FHD picture. From there, you have access to millions of apps, films, songs, books, and more to enjoy on the HD10. Just make sure if the built-in memory isn’t enough, you have extra storage available from a microSD or cloud storage. With 10 hours of battery life, it will last most of the day if you need it to.
Compared to other tablets out there, Amazon has designed the Fire tablets for durability, able to withstand the trials of everyday life. The same goes for the Fire HD10, so you won’t have to worry as much with, say, drops as you would with an iPad.
But being an Amazon device, Alexa is part of it as well. You’ll be able to access everything you want on the HD10 with voice commands so you don’t have to dig through multiple screens to find what you need. You can then link it to compatible devices, like the Echo, to expand your smart home.
Given what you get for the price, it’s always hard to argue against the Amazon Fire tablets. But since the HD10 tablets are $50 off, it’s almost a no brainer. Make sure to order one by the end of Aug. 21 to get in on the deal
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