You now have a chance to save $10 on Amazon's latest Fire 7 tablet. This deal brings the price down to just $39.99.
Amazon's Already-Cheap Fire 7 Tablet is Available for $39.99
The Amazon Fire 7 tablet has managed to turn itself into the go-to tablet for a lot of people. It has a 7-inch display, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, dual-band Wi-Fi, access to the Amazon Appstore and a lot more. On paper, that might not sound reasonable at all. But if you are someone who wants a tablet that for things like watching YouTube videos, binging on shows on Netflix or just reading, then this tablet shines with insane value.
Starting at just $49.99, it's extremely cheap to begin with and right now you can pick one up for $10 lesser than usual and pay just $39.99. That's right, without any special discount codes or coupons, you can grab the Fire 7 tablet for a low price of just $39.99. This is the ad-supported version, meaning you will see special offers on the lock screen. You can easily look past that given this tablet's value.
7" IPS display; 16 or 32 GB of internal storage (add up to 512 GB with microSD)
Faster 1.3 GHz quad-core processor
Up to 7 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching video, and listening to music
Hands-free with Alexa, including on/off toggle
1 GB of RAM
2 MP front and rear-facing cameras with 720p HD video recording
Apart from the hardware mentioned above, you also get access to Alexa, something which is extremely useful if you have a smart home situation going around. Just Alexa to turn off the lights, close the blinds, change the channel straight from the Fire 7 tablet, provided you have Alexa-compatible smart home accessories. If you don't, then let this tablet be the gateway to all of that greatness, all for just $39.99.
Buy Fire 7 tablet (7" display, 16 GB) - Was $49.99, now just $39.99
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