You can get an Amazon Fire tablet for $95 today, but there’s a catch
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John Alexander Published March 26, 2025 |
In case you weren’t aware, Amazon’s Big Spring Sale deals just landed. The event, which lasts through March 31, isn’t as popular or as advertised as Prime Day, but we’re finding great tech deals nonetheless. One such deal is on the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet. It’s usually $140, but you can now get it for just $95. That’s a $45 discount available for you as long as you purchase the tablet before the end of the month. And, with a trade-in, you can get an extra 20% off of the price. Tap the button below to pick up one of the most affordable tablet deals we’ve found in the sale or keep reading to see if the tablet meets your expectations (and learn about the “catch” for this great deal).
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The Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet bring a great combination of affordability and the latest tech. For instance, this model of the Fire HD 10 tablet, released in late 2023, is 25% faster than the previous generation of the same tablet while also getting lighter and having a better camera. It has a 10.1-inch 1080p screen, 13-hour battery life, and (for this version) a 32GB storage drive. This last point is relatively minor, however, considering you can expand the storage by up to a TB with a micro-SD card.
How does such a tablet get to be so cheap if it isn’t running completely substandard hardware? The lock screen — the screen that appears when you aren’t yet using the tablet but don’t have it fully turned off — plays ads. It’s pretty minor and, for a sub-$100 tablet, not a bad trade-off at all.
If you want to grab this tablet while it’s on sale, be sure to do so by tapping the button below before the deal ends on March 31. Remember, you can get this $140 tablet for just $95 while the Big Spring Sale from Amazon lasts. That’s $45 in savings. Additionally, prep your trade-in to get an extra 20% off.
Ads on the lock screen not to your liking? Go check out the best tablets available today for more advanced options, just be prepared that not all of them are going to be on sale.
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