AMAZON has slashed the price of its Fire 7 tablet to just £29.99.
The stellar deal brings the gadget down to its lowest price ever.
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Normally this 7-inch tablet would cost £49.99.
But a new Amazon offer shaves 40% (or £20) off the price.
It’s now exceptionally good value for money – but it’s unclear how long the deal will last.
- Amazon Fire 7 tablet for £29.99 – buy here
The gadget is very popular on Amazon, with a 4.5-star rating after over 77,000 reviews.
It’s also an official Amazon product, and can be returned within 30 days of receipt.
This tablet has a respectable 7-inch display, and comes with 16GB of storage.
But you can expand that to 512GB of storage with a microSD card.
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There’s a 1.3GHz quad-core chip on board, paired with 1GB of RAM.
Amazon says you’ll get 7 hours of battery life for “reading, surfing the web, watching videos and listening to music”.
The tablet supports popular apps including BBC iPlayer, Netflix, Disney+, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
And it’s got built-in Alexa voice controls, so you can even ask it questions.
There’s a 2-megapixel camera on the back, as well as a 720p HD selfie camera for video calling.
Part of the reason this particular model is so cheap is that it’s a “With Ads” version.
That means you’ll see sponsored screensavers on the lockscreen and in sleep mode.
You can get the “Without Ads” version for an extra £10 if you prefer.
Just select “Without Ads” on the product page before adding the tablet to your basket.
- Amazon Fire 7 tablet for £29.99 – buy here
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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