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While their reasonable list prices are pretty much the main reason why Android-based Fire tablets are a (fairly popular) thing, there always seems to be room for bigger and bigger discounts in Amazon’s internal hardware universe.
The cheapest of the bunch is a 7th Gen Fire HD 8 from 2017, fetching an almost absurdly low $19.99 with 16 gigs of internal storage space, as well as $26.99 in a 32GB configuration available in several different hues.
The 2020-released Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 8 Plus are an entirely different story, starting at $34.99 and $44.99 respectively at Woot right now with faster processors, more memory, and USB-C connectivity.
If you care more about screen real estate, you could always opt for a Fire HD 10 from all the way back in 2017 at $39.99 and up… or go a little crazy by spending a “whopping” 70 bucks on a 2019 10-incher with 64 gigs of internal storage space and an octa-core processor.
$69.99, of course, is still a lot less than what you normally have to pay for a brand-new Fire HD 10 (2021), which reminds us to highlight that each and every refurbished tablet on sale at Woot until February 8 (in theory) comes with a decent 90-day warranty.
