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This sale is one of the best prices we’ve (ever!) seen on the Amazon Fire HD8 tablet
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2018-08-08 22:00:23 UTCIf you’re looking to amp up your tablet game for an unheard of price, you’re in luck: from now until Aug. 10 at 11 am PST, you can get the Amazon Fire HD8 for a mere $54, which is one of the lowest prices we’ve seen (and half of its original listing price.)
The Fire HD8 tablet is an upgrade of the HD7, giving you twice the amount of internal storage, with a 16GB capacity to hold all of your favorite films, shows, games, photos and more (in a vidid 1280 x 800 HD display.)
The Fire HD8 will connect with your Kindle subscription, so you can access over one million different eBooks and magazines. You can also stream shows and films through virtually any streaming service including Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Video, Netflix, HBO NOW, and Sling TV.
You can also access hundreds of thousands of games, as well as download your favorite Amazon or Audible tracks straight to your tablet for free.
Aside from pretty much being the ultimate personal entertainment system, the Fire HD8 also comes equipped with Alexa and all her beloved perks. Ask her questions through your tablet, set alarms and reminders, have her access your entertainment, and even voice control your smart home.
And in case you’re worried about the kids having a little too much of the fun, the Fire HD8’s FreeTime mode is designed with kids in mind, meaning you can limit both the content and the time kids are allowed to use the tablet.
The Fire HD8 is a no-brainer when it comes to tablets, especially when you consider how much more affordable it is than the latest iPad. But if you’re looking to really score, take advantage of this deal and get it for one of the best prices we’ve ever seen here. Just use the code SAVE10OFF.
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