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Best Amazon Fire HD tablet deal in the Christmas sale (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Certified refurbished Fire HD 8 tablets are now on sale for £57.99 on Amazon, saving you 36% on the list price.
There is a lot of fear surrounding refurbished products, and we’re not sure why. Sure, the item is pre-owned, but there’s almost no chance that the product is faulty or damaged. Plus, you could end up saving loads of cash.
Certified refurbished Amazon products are pre-owned devices that have been resurrected, refitted, and tested to look and work like new. So there’s certainly nothing to worry about, but plenty of money to save.
One of the best deals in the Amazon ‘Last Minute’ Christmas sale is the certified refurbished Fire HD 8 tablet, now only £57.99. This is down by 36% on the list price, saving you £32. This is a great discount and a perfect example of how much you can save when shopping refurbished.
The Fire HD 8 tablet has an 8-inch display, 1.5 GB of RAM, 10 hours of battery life, and a powerful quad-core processor. It’s a great device at a really low price.
Be a savvy shopper this Christmas, do not fear the refurbished deals.
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