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Amazon might not be the world’s number one tablet vendor right now, but that’s probably only because Black Friday comes once a year. Of course, there’s also Prime Day, as well as “Alexa Day”, the latter of which recently saw a whole bunch of the company’s Echo, Kindle, and Fire devices drop to some of their lowest ever prices for a limited time.
The website that just so happens to be owned by the e-commerce giant itself is currently charging a measly $39.99 and up, for instance, for a 2017-released Fire HD 10 tablet with a 90-day limited warranty included.
If you hurry, you can get a used unit in “very good” condition with a generous 64 gigs of internal storage space for just $49.99 in your choice of black, blue, or red hues, which feels simply irresistible. After all, there aren’t that many big differences between the 2017 and 2021 generations, with the “outdated” model sporting a sharp Full HD display while promising to go for up to 10 hours on a single charge.
Granted, the 2GB RAM count, quad-core processor, 2MP rear-facing shooter, and VGA front-facing camera are… not great (to say the least), but at 40 bucks (in a 32GB storage configuration), beggars bargain hunters really can’t afford to be choosers this holiday shopping season.
