There's an all-new Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet coming out tomorrow, but if you're not looking to spend $150 on the latest model, we just found the next best option. Certified refurbished models of the previous generation Fire HD 10 are on sale for just $99.99 at Amazon today, saving you $50 off this tablet's usual cost when purchased new; refurbished models regularly sell for $120, so you don't want to miss out on this additional discount.
Don't be weary of buying a refurbished model. The item you receive will seem practically brand new, even though you'll know it's not. Amazon tests, inspects, and repairs each item where necessary to ensure they look and work like new, an you even recieve a full one-year warranty with the purchase. That's not bad for a discount of nearly 35%.
This 7th-generation, 2017 model of the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet is equipped with a 10.1-inch 1080p HD display that will have no trouble screening shows and movies from Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and other streaming services. Its quad-core processor and 2GB RAM will help too, while its internal battery can keep it powered on for up to ten hours on a single charge. That's just enough time to get through a season of Stranger Things.
These tablets are also packed with stereo speakers featuring Dolby Audio, and Alexa hands-free mode that allows you to pause videos, open apps, play music, see the weather, and more all by asking Alexa. It's even capable of calling and messaging nearly anyone hands-free, and you can even video call your friends who have a Fire tablet, Echo Show, or even just the Alexa app. This refurbished model comes with a 32GB capacity, though there's also a microSD slot where you can expand its storage using a microSD card up to 256GB.
Once you're a Fire tablet owner, you should be a Prime member too! You'd gain access to the Prime Video streaming service which offers thousands of movies and TV episodes at no additional cost. Prime members also have access to over a thousand books and magazines to read for free, millions of songs via Amazon Music, and more. You can start a free 30-day trial if you're interested.
