This story is part of Amazon Prime Day, CNET's guide to everything you need to know and how to make sure you are getting the best deal.
As part of Prime Day 2020There are some great discounts on certain Amazon Fire tablets. The Fire HD 10, Amazon's best tablet, will be priced at $ 80 ($ 70 off) starting October 13. This is the lowest price we've ever seen.
Amazon also announced that the Kids Edition of its entry-level 7-inch Fire will cost $ 60, which is $ 40 less than the list price of $ 100. The Fire Kids Edition includes a case and one year of Amazon Plus subscription service worth $ 36.
It is unclear whether the Fire HD 8 or HD 8 Plus is also on sale, but we'll keep an eye on their prices as Amazon often postpones previously unannounced offers for its devices into Prime Day.
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Amazon has come a long way from the first Kindle Fire tablet. The Amazon Fire HD 10 is the largest tablet from Amazon with a screen size of 10 inches and powerful speakers (it is now charged via USB-C). Just like its smaller 8-inch sibling, the Fire HD 8, the tablet has numerous benefits for Prime subscribers, so members can easily stream and download movies, TV shows and games. The Fire tablets do not use a pure Android version, but rather the Android-based Fire operating system from Amazon and pull apps from the Amazon App Store. You can still get apps from Google Play, but you'll need to install the store yourself. This means that gaming enthusiasts have access to all of their favorite mobile games for a great gaming tablet experience. Continue reading.
At $ 100 for the tablet alone, the Amazon Fire 7 is the most affordable option in the Kids Edition Amazon tablet range. It does a good job for most tasks and apps. For just $ 10 more, the package includes parental controls, a padded tablet case, a two-year warranty, and a one-year subscription to Kids Plus (formerly known as FreeTime Unlimited), which usually costs $ 3 a month and gives you Access to a range of kid-friendly content.
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