The Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet from 2020.
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The Amazon-owned site Woot is holding a huge early Black Friday sale, dropping the price of refurbished Amazon Fire Tablets to between $10 and $15 apiece, depending on the model and storage capacity. These tablets are categorized under Woot’s “Scratch & Dent” section, so don’t expect them to be in mint condition upon arrival, but they are in working condition.
The deal takes an extra $10 off the price when you use the code FIRETEN at checkout, and includes the Amazon Fire 7 tablet (2019), Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet (2018), and the Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet (2020) each for as low as $10, the Amazon Fire HD tablet (2019) for as low as $15, and the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet (2021) for as low as $30.
Also: Snag the 75-inch Amazon Omni Fire TV for almost $300 off ahead of Black Friday
These deals are limited and subject to sell out without warning, as they’re only available while quantities last.
I’ve owned a pair of Fire HD 8 tablets since their 2020 release, and they’re still perfect for simple tasks like reading, web browsing, and entertainment. I’ve used these for my kids since I bought them during October Prime Day 2020, and they’ve held up beautifully.
Also: Get a free Google Pixel 9 phone from T-Mobile with this Black Friday deal
These Android tablets run Fire OS, an operating system Amazon developed on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). While they’re not as fast as an iPad or higher-end Samsung tablet, they’re also much more affordable, especially at this Black Friday sale price.
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