This early Amazon Prime Day tablet deal is great for anyone looking to save cash on a reliable slab this summer - the Fire 7 Tablet is now just £24.99 (coming down from £59.99).
This is an all-time low for this product and represents a massive 58% saving. We have previously seen this tablet come down to £31.99 - which is its previous lowest ever price - quite often throughout the year. Seeing it come down all the way down to below £25 is shocking, quite frankly.
The Amazon tablet offers 32GB storage capacity, a 7" screen, a front and rear-facing camera, and seven hours of battery life - it even comes with Alexa. You can even use this as a low-level gaming tablet. And to reiterate: all of this is on offer for less than £25 in this early Amazon Prime Day tablet deal. It is extremely rare to find tablets for this price point, making this deal a must-see.
There are going to be many other Amazon Prime Day tablet deals this sales season, so be sure to browse around if you're on the lookout for something more specific.
It's worth noting that you need an Amazon Prime membership to take advantage of this deal, if you don't already have it then don't worry - there is a link to get a 30-day free trial further down the page.
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If this tablet doesn't really suit your needs or if you've missed the deal then fear not, as there are still many other tablets on the market. We've rounded them up along with their current lowest prices in your region.
If you're after a full productivity suite, we're also getting you prepped for this year's Prime Day laptop deals, as well as the range of Prime Day gaming laptop deals we expect to see as well. For more of Amazon's own devices, we're also covering Prime Day Kindle deals and Prime Day fire stick deals to boot.
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