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Are you looking for Amazon Fire tablet deals? Whether you want a tablet for yourself or your kids, or perhaps your grandchildren, you can choose today from two generations of Fire tablets with three display sizes. We scoured the internet for the best Amazon Fire tablet deals. It’s the perfect time to get your shopping done and get some amazing deals, and with the chip shortages, supply chain issues, and soon-to-be shipping delays, you can make sure you have your hot-buys on time! You’ll find our top deal picks listed below. We update this post regularly so be sure to check back for the latest current Fire tablet deals.
Even though the default user interface may appear differently, Amazon Fire Tablets are at their core Android tablets. If you don’t find what you want in a Fire Tablet, check out other Android Tablet deals.
Today’s best Amazon Fire tablet deals
- Certified Refurbished Fire HD 10 Tablet: $70, was $120, save $50
- Fire HD 8 Plus tablet: $140, was $150, save $10
- Fire 7 Kids Tablet: $50, was $100, save $50
- Fire HD 10 Plus tablet+ Bluetooth keyboard + 12-month Microsoft 365 subscription: $220, was $300, save $80
The latest version of the Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus tablet bundled with a Bluetooth keyboard case and 12-month Office 365 subscription is a portable productivity powerhouse.
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Save money with this refurbished Fire HD 10 tablet and you’ll also get the same limited warranty that comes with new tablets. With this deal you’ll have all the advantages of a 10-inch HD tablet.
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Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition has a protective case, easy-to-use parental controls, dual 2.0 MP cameras, 16 GB of storage, and a 7-inch display. Includes a 1-year subscription to FreeTime Unlimited.
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30% faster than the original Fire HD 10, this certified refurbished 2019 release has a 10.1-inch HD display, 32GB storage, and comes with the same warranty as a new product.
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Combine Amazon’s Fire HD 8 Plus tablet with a wireless charging dock and you won’t need to plug in your tablet to recharge.
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Save when you buy two Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablets. Kid-proof cases, a two-year replacement guarantee, curated age-appropriate content, and parent dashboard protect kids and tablets.
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The fast and responsive Fire HD 10 tablet has a powerful octa-core processor and 3GB RAM, 50% more RAM than previous generation.
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How to choose an Amazon Fire tablet
If you’ve decided to buy an Amazon Fire tablet but aren’t sure which size display you want, we’ve summarized the highlights of the three different models below. If you want a Fire tablet for a child to use, the greatest difference between the three models is display size, although the larger models are progressively faster and have higher resolution screens. The descriptions below focus on the regular Amazon Fire tablet configurations, not the Kids Editions, although the hardware is identical.
Amazon sells earlier generation models as well as the most recent versions, you can almost always find 2019 release Amazon tablet deals — 2019 was the previous edition. Another way to find Amazon tablets is to look for remanufactured or renewed devices which are certified to function like brand new models other than a possible slight degradation in battery life per charge.
Fire 7 Tablet
The Fire 7 Tablet is the smallest, lightest, and least expensive model. As mention in our Amazon Fire 7 (2019) review, it’s “the perfect size for portability.” Fire 7 has a 7-inch diagonal measure 1024 x 600 resolution color display. This model uses a 1.3 GHz Quad-core CPU with 1 GB of memory and is available with 16GB or 32GB storage. You can use an optional microSD memory card to boost the storage to 512 GB, although most Fire 7 owners will never need that much and will be satisfied with the standard amount.
The Fire 7 runs for up to 7 hours per battery charge is a wonderful choice for reading ebooks, catching up with email and social media, and occasional web browsing. You can watch Amazon Prime and Netflix video streams on the Fire 7, although the display size is a bit small for extended viewing. At just a $35 list price for the current (2019 release) tablet, the Fire 7 Tablet is a bargain when it’s not on sale, but you can often find Amazon offers Fire tablet deals on all models including the Fire 7.
Fire HD 8 Tablet
For many users, the Fire HD 8 Tablet is a perfect size, more powerful than the Fire 7 with greater portability than the Fire HD 10. Our review of the latest generation Amazon Fire HD 8 review called it a “solid budget option for those that want an entertainment machine, or who are plugged into Amazon’s ecosystem and want a device that takes advantage of that.” The Fire HD 8’s 2.0 GHz quad-core CPU with 2 GB of RAM adds more processing power to this Fire tablet.
The Fire HD 8 isn’t a productivity powerhouse, but the battery lasts up to 12 hours. The 8-inch diagonal display’s 1200 x 800 resolution is reasonable for watching streaming video. The Fire HD 8 lists for $90 and an upgraded $110 Fire HD 8 Plus model comes with 3GB of RAM and wireless charging capability.
Fire HD 10 Tablet
If you want the top-of-the-line Amazon Fire tablet for the best video resolution and fastest overall performance, check out the two versions of the Fire HD 10 Tablet. The Fire HD 10 has a 10-inch diagonal 1080p full HD display with 1920 x 1080 resolution. You get 3GB memory standard and a choice of 32GB or 64GB of storage along with 12 hours of battery life. The Fire HD 10 Plus bumps up to 4GB RAM and supports convenient wireless charging for a $180 list price.
Amazon sells several third-party Bluetooth keyboard cases that clip to the latest 2021 version of the Fire HD 10 and Fire HD 10 Plus tablets. Digital Trends wrote that the new Amazon Fire HD 10 brings improved performance to the big-screen tablet. We found Fire tablet deals on bundles that include both the Fire HD 10 and Fire HD 10 Plus. One bundle that promotes the tablet’s value for mobile productivity included a Fire HD 10 Plus, a Bluetooth keyboard case, and a one-year subscription to Microsoft Office 365 Personal Edition.
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