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If you're looking for a fantastic tablet deal, look no further than the Amazon Fire HD 10. An impressive and affordable device, this model is currently at its cheapest price this year. In fact, it's not been priced this low since September 2024.

As of May 12, you can save $50 at the new price of $89.99. This discount is available on all colorways for the 32GB model (with ads). Without ads, you can purchase for $104.99.

SEE ALSO: The best tablets for digital art in 2025

For under $100, this tablet really can't go wrong. It has a 10.1-inch 1080p Full HD display screen, so it's perfect for streaming your favorite shows, reading, and searching the web. Like most Amazon devices, it comes with built-in Alexa for hands-free control and searching. It also has a 5 MP front-facing camera so you can video chat with pals, take selfies or even film TikToks.

It's not the latest in the Fire range, so if you want something more advanced, we recommend theFire 11 Max. This option has even more advanced tools and features an 11-inch display, plus faster performance with 4GB of RAM.

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