Huawei Android tablet discount bonanza!

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Four cheap Android tablets are up for grabs

You get a tablet! And you get a tablet! And you get a tablet! Yep, Amazon is doing it's very own Oprah-style giveaway (okay, Prime Day sale, not giveaway) with a quartet of discounted Huawei tablets.

With the most expensive slate, the MediaPad M5 10, coming in at just £263.99 (that's almost £70 off), these tablets deals will suit pretty much all budgets.

All four deals run until 11.59pm on Tuesday, July 17.

  • To take advantage of these and other Prime Day deals you need to be an Amazon Prime member, and if you're not already then you can sign up for a 30-day free trial when you click through to a deal.

Huawei tablets Amazon Prime Day deals

Huawei MediaPad M5 10now £263.99

Huawei MediaPad M5 10 | was £329.99 now £263.99
With a large 10-inch, 2K display, powerful octa-core processor alongside 4GB of RAM and the latest Android software the MediaPad M5 packs in a lot - and you can now save yourself £66.

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Huawei MediaPad M5 8now £214.99 at Amazon

Huawei MediaPad M5 8 | was £269.99 now £214.99 at Amazon
With a whole heap of power under the hood, stunning QHD display and a size that you can take with you pretty much anywhere, the MediaPad M5 8 is a great small tablet - and you can save £55.

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Huawei MediaPad M3 10now £174.99

Huawei MediaPad M3 10 | was £209.99 now £174.99
You can save yourself £35 off the MediaPad M3 10, and in return you'll get a tablet with a 10-inch display, 32GB of storage, octa-core processor and 3GB of RAM - which is plenty to keep you going.

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Huawei MediaPad T3 8now £79.99 at Amazon

Huawei MediaPad T3 8 | was £99.99 now £79.99 at Amazon
The MediaPad T3 is a portable, 8-inch tablet which is perfect for video on-the-go. What's even better though is the £20 Prime Day discount taking this tablet to just £80.

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