Amazon's best-selling Fire tablets are cheaper than ever for Black Friday – shop today's best deals

Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet on yellow background with price cut sign
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Given that the Amazon Black Friday deals are already underway, it's no surprise that you can snap up some of the retailer's own Fire tablets for a cut price. And right now you can get such tablets for as little as $54.99 / £39.99.

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The best Amazon Fire tablet Black Friday deals – US

Today's best Amazon Fire tablet Black Friday deals in the US

Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet
Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet: was $99.99 now $54.99 at Amazon
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Amazon's Fire HD 8 tablet for $54.99 makes for an impressive 45% discount. While not the most powerful tablet available, the Fire HD 8 has what you need to cover the essentials, including web browsing, sending emails, watching videos, and some light gaming. Battery life is impressive, lasting up to 13 hours, making it ideal for on-the-go use or when you're just relaxing on the couch.

Amazon Fire HD 10
Amazon Fire HD 10: was $139.99 now $69.99 at Amazon
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Amazon is also offering the larger Fire HD 10 tablet for $69.99 during today's Black Friday sale. It features a large, bright 10-inch Full HD display, 3GB of RAM, and an octa-core processor for enhanced performance. The tablet also works with Amazon Alexa and provides an impressive 12 hours of battery life.

Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet Kids
Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet Kids: was $149.99 now $74.99 at Amazon
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If your children are of the age where they're after something a bit more capable when it comes to tech, then this Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids tablet is a solid upgrade. It has all the parental controls, safety features, and protective measures, and an impressive 13-hour battery life. Today's pre-Black Friday deal is a return to the record-low price.

Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro
Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro: was $189.99 now $104.99 at Amazon
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If your children are of the age where they're after something a bit more capable when it comes to tech, then this Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro is a solid upgrade. Again, it has all of the parental controls, safety features and protective measures of the smaller versions but has a larger screen, sleeker design, more capabilities and better performance. Those work together to make the experience smoother and more grown-up.

Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet
Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet: was $279.99 now $189.99 at Amazon
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Here's another record-low price on Amazon's most powerful (and largest) Fire tablet. The vivid 11-inch display is ideal for streaming your favorite shows, reading a book, or playing games. The battery life is up to 14 hours, while the optional stylus and keyboard add extra functionality to this capable tablet. It's also easy to do light admin work with.

The best Amazon Fire tablet Black Friday deals – UK

Today's best Fire tablet Black Friday deals in the UK

Amazon Fire HD 8
Amazon Fire HD 8: was £99.99 now £39.99 at Amazon
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A new version of the Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet was only released less than a year ago and it's back to the record-low price for Black Friday. While not the most powerful tablet out there, the Fire HD 8 has what you need to cover the essentials, such as web browsing, sending emails, watching videos and a little light gaming. Battery life is impressive at up to 13 hours, so it's good to take on the go or if you're just chilling on the couch.

Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids
Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids: was £149.99 now £64.99 at Amazon
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The latest Amazon Fire 8 Kids tablet with 32GB of storage is on sale for £64.99 right now. The eight-inch tablet features easy parental controls, a kid-proof case, and a year of Amazon Kids Unlimited, which provides access to a wide range of apps, games, books, videos, and more.

Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro
Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro: was £199.99 now £109.99 at Amazon
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While the idea of a 'pro' model for kids might seem silly this Fire HD 10 Kids Pro tablets is a solid bit of tech in slate form. It has a mix of the parental controls, safety features and protective measures of the smaller versions but has a larger screen, sleeker design, more capabilities and better performance than its smaller sibling.

Amazon Fire HD 10
Amazon Fire HD 10: was £149.99 now £79.99 at Amazon
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The Amazon Fire HD 10 sports one of the largest screens from across the range, making content look nicer and easier to see. Plus, it has a convenient 5MP front-facing camera for taking calls as you move. It all comes together to provide a slightly faster and more appealing way to use a tablet while still keeping costs down and providing handy Alexa support. Best of all, today's offer is a new record-low price.

Amazon Fire Max 11
Amazon Fire Max 11: was £249.99 now £129.99 at Amazon
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This Amazon Fire Max 11 deal gives you a tablet with a 2.2GHz octa-core chip (paired to 4GB RAM), which the manufacturer claims makes it almost 50% faster than its closest tablet. A sharp 11-inch 1200 x 2000 display, Dolby Atmos audio, and up to 14 hours of battery life round out a promising spec sheet, even though it's been cheaper before today.

If those tablets don't suit you then and you want keep things simple with an ereader instead, check out our round up of the best Amazon Kindle Black Friday deals.

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Managing Editor, Mobile Computing

Roland Moore-Colyer is Managing Editor at TechRadar with a focus on phones and tablets, but a general interest in all things tech, especially those with a good story behind them. He can also be found writing about games, computers, and cars when the occasion arrives, and supports with the day-to-day running of TechRadar. When not at his desk Roland can be found wandering around London, often with a look of curiosity on his face and a nose for food markets.

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