Amazon Fire Kids Tablets Are Super Cheap, Come With 20,000 Apps, Videos, And Books
Not only are select Amazon Fire Kids Tablets discounted, but they come with great warranties and include a free year of the stellar Amazon Kids+ program
Aside from the big price cuts, there are a lot of other reasons why Amazon Fire Kids Tablets are so popular. This includes a two-year guarantee, allowing you to get a replacement if it breaks, a durable, kid-friendly case with kickstand, and the ability to expand your storage up to 1TB.
Best of all, you’ll get a free year of Amazon Kids+ with your purchase, giving you an easy way to find content that’s appropriate for all kids between the ages of three and seven. This includes ad-free books, games, videos, and other digital entertainment. Typically sold for $5/month, a year’s subscription is a pretty nice bonus.
Here’s a look at the four tablets on sale:
Amazon Fire Kids Tablets
- Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Tablet -- $90 ($
150) - Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro Tablet -- $150 ($
200) - Amazon Fire 7 Kids Tablet -- $60 ($
110) - Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Tablet -- $150 ($
200)
The Amazon Fire 7 Kids Tablet might be the most enticing item in the catalog, as it’s on sale for the ridiculously low price of $60. Considering that’s typically the cost of a year-long membership to Amazon Kids+, this is a very interesting deal.
Even if you already have the Fire Kids 7 tablet, it's not a bad idea to replace it simply because you'll be spending the same amount of money. It's worth noting that promotional subscriptions to Amazon Kids+ do not stack, so if you still have a couple months left on your current annual plan, that time will disappear when activating the new tablet.
With a decent screen, 10 hours of battery life, and a quad-core processor (plus 2GB of RAM), you’ve got yourself a responsive, durable tablet that should serve your family well for years to come. It's worth noting that one of the big perks of buying the larger 8- or 10-inch tablets is the HD screen. The 7-inch edition does not support HD, but that's not really a big deal when we're talking about a small display designed for young children.
We’re not sure when this deal will expire, so be sure to swing over to Amazon and check it out while you can.
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PC Gaming TechThis story originally appeared on: GameSpot - Author:Jon Bitner
