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Best Fire tablet deal in the Amazon Black Friday Sale (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The Fire HD 8 Kids Edition tablet is on sale for £84.99 on Amazon, saving you 35% on list price.
There is a serious element of fear involved whenever you spend any money on something for your child. What if they immediately smash the thing into oblivion? This is the risk you take with any child.
Unless you purchase a Fire HD 8 Kids Edition tablet.
This full-featured, 8-inch tablet comes with a kid-proof case, parental controls, and crucially, a two-year worry-free guarantee. This means if it breaks, all you need to do is return it and Amazon will replace it for free within the first two years of purchase.
The Fire HD 8 Kids Edition tablet is on sale for £84.99 in the Amazon Black Friday Sale. This is down by 35% on list price, saving you £45. Any purchase comes with a one-year subscription to Fire for Kids Unlimited giving kids access to thousands of popular apps, games, videos, books, and Audible audiobooks, including content from Disney, Nickelodeon, and Sesame Street.
Save yourself some money and worry with this Black Friday deal.
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