Cyber Monday 2018 is here and so are the deals from Amazon which lands you a discount on sough-after hardware including the latest Echo Dot.
Get Big Discounts on Amazon Hardware Including the All-New Echo Dot, Echo Show, Fire Tablets, More
Whenever Black Friday or Cyber Monday knocks on our doors, we can expect Amazon's hardware lineup to drop to its all-time low so that everyone can get a taste of what the retail giant has been working on in terms of hardware. Today, Cyber Monday is in its full swing, and you can pick up some great Amazon hardware at ridiculously low prices. So without further talk, let's dive into the list of discounts, shall we?
- Amazon Echo Dot (2nd-Gen) - Was $39.99, Now just $19.99
- Amazon Echo Dot (3rd-Gen) - Was $49.99, Now just $24
- Amazon Echo (2nd-Gen) Smart Speaker - Was $99.99, Now just $69
- Amazon Echo Plus Smart Speaker - Was $164.98, Now just $109.99
- Amazon Echo Dot Kids Edition - Was $69.99, Now just $49.99
- Amazon Echo Spot - Was $129.99, Now just $89.99
- Amazon Echo Show - Was $229.99, Now just $179.99
Now let's have a look at the tablets on sale.
- Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet - Was $79.99, Now just $49.99
- Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet - Was $149.99, Now just $99.99
- Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet - Was $99.99, Now just $69.99
- Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition Tablet - Was $129.99, Now just $89.99
- Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Edition Tablet - Was $199.99, Now just $149.99
You may want to check out the following deals as well:
- Cyber Monday 2018 Kicks Off with a Massive Sale on All microSD Cards – Here are the Best Options
- Cyber Monday 2018: Ring Video Doorbell 2 is a Killer Deal at Just $139, Bundles with Free Echo Dot and More are Live!
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