Just like last year, Amazon has discounted its very own hardware by a huge margin. If you ever wanted to pick up an Echo, a Fire Tablet or a security system, now's the time to do so.
Save Big on Amazon Hardware this Year on Black Friday 2018
Whether you need a smart speaker, a tablet or just want to get into the home automation game, Amazon is a good place to start. No, we are not talking about third-party hardware here, we're talking about hardware that Amazon makes on its own and sells it to consumers. It contains a plethora of devices such as the Echo, Echo Show, Fire Tablet, Fire TV Stick and whatnot.
Interestingly, all of this hardware, despite being premium in nature, is dirt cheap without any discount applied to it. But Amazon is always looking to go big therefore every year it applies a generous discount to its hardware lineup so everyone can get a taste of what the company is cooking, and hopefully entice users to switch platforms.
This year is no different as Black Friday 2018 is right on our faces, meaning you can pick up one of Amazon's hardware for an amazingly low price. And as ever, the choices are going to tickle your fancy.
Note: I've included products in this list which feature Amazon Alexa as well, just for the sake of variety.
- Buy Amazon Fire TV Stick with 1st-Gen Alexa Remote - Was $39.99, Now just $24.99
- Buy Two Echo Spots, Get $100 Off
- Buy Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet - Was $149.99, Now just $99.99
- Save up to 33% on Blink Indoor Home Security Systems
- Save $50 on Color Smart Lighting Kit + Echo Dot
- Buy Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition Tablet - Ws $129.99, Now just $89.99
- Buy Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K with All-New Alexa Remote - Was $49.99, Now just $34.99
- Buy Amazon Fire TV Cube - Was $119.99, Now just $59.99
- Buy Amazon Fire TV Recast, 1 TB - Was $279.99, Now just $219.99
- Buy Amazon Fire TV Recast, 500GB - Was $229.99, Now just $179.99
- Buy Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet - Was $99.99, Now just $69.99
- Buy Certified Refurbished Amazon Echo (2nd-Gen) - Was $79.99, Now just $59.99
- Buy Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Edition Tablet - Was $199.99, Now just $149.99
- Buy Certified Refurbished Blink Indoor Security 2-Camera Kit - Was $139.99, Now just $99.99
- Buy Polk Audio Sound Bar - Was $299, Now just $199
- $15 Off Amazon Fire TV Stick + 2 Months of STARZ at no Additional Cost
- Buy Certified Refurbished Amazon Echo Spot - Was $109.99, Now just $79.99
- Buy Fire TV Stick, Get Echo Dot (2nd-Gen) Free
- Buy Certified Refurbished Amazon Echo Connect - Was $29.99, Now just $24.99
- Buy Ring Alarm Home Security System - Was $268.98, Now just $188.98
- Buy 2 Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition Tablets and Save $110
- Buy 2 Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablets and Save $80
- Buy 2 Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Edition Tablets and Save $100
- Save up to $110 on Select Kids Edition Tablet Bundles
- Save $49.99 with Ring Floodlight or Spotlight Camera Bundles with Echo Dot
- Buy Two Echo Shows and Get $120 Off Original Price
- Buy Three Echo Dot Kids Editions and Get $110 Off Original Price
- Bundle and Save $65 on Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire TV Recast and an HD Camera
- Bundle and Save $60 on Fire TV Cube and Cloud Cam
- Bundle and Save $40 on Fire TV Stick 4K + All-New Echo Dot
- Buy Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet Protection Bundle - Was $124.97, Now just $109.97
- Save $49 on Ring Video Doorbell 2 and Ring Alarm
- Save $49 on Spotlight Cam Battery and Ring Alarm
- Buy 2 Amazon Cloud Cams and Save $40
- Save $40 on Echo Spot and Amazon Cloud Cam
- Buy 3 Amazon Cloud Cams and Save $70
- Save $50 on Echo Show and Ring Bundles
- Save $59.99 on Fire HD 10 Tablet and Show Mode Dock Bundle
- Buy Two Echo Dots (2nd-Gen) and Get $10 Off Original Price
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About the author: Uzair has been writing about tech for a little under 10 years. Started off in the Symbian days, migrated to Android, eventually settling on iOS and Mac to make a living. Loves photography, drones, talking about the latest tech, and firmly believes that iPad is the future of computing. Served as Editor-in-Chief with Redmond Pie for five years, author at The Readers Eye and many other freelance gigs. Wccftech is now his current home.
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