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Prime members can save up to £40 on Amazon Fire tablets
There are a lot of advantages to being an Amazon Prime member, including fast delivery options, Prime TV shows, and access to over 2 million songs without any annoying ads interrupting things.
Prime members also get access to a bunch of exclusive offers. Don’t think for a moment that these deals are just a cover for pushing old stock towards Prime members. No, these deals are often on the latest devices and the biggest of brands.
The latest batch of exclusive deals for Prime members is on the range of Amazon Fire tablets, including the Fire 7, Fire HD 8, and Fire HD 10. You can save £40 on the Fire HD 10 tablet (64GB), with the price dropping to just £139.99 until March 20. All the deals expire on this date, so you’ll have to act fast if you fancy a new tablet.
We have tracked down all the best deals on Amazon tablets for Prime members:
If you are not already a Prime member, then don’t despair, because you can start your 30-day free trial right away. After your free trial, Amazon Prime is just £7.99 a month and you can cancel anytime if you don’t want to continue with the service.
If you don’t see the saving right away then do not worry, because the discount automatically applies at checkout.
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