A whole bunch of new and old Amazon Fire tablets are on sale at ridiculously low prices

By Scott Marlette Last updated Feb 3, 2022

Feb 03, 2022, 3:43 AM

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A whole bunch of new and old Amazon Fire tablets are on sale at ridiculously low prices

While their reasonable list prices are pretty much the main reason why Android-based Fire tablets are a (fairly popular) thing, there always seems to be room for bigger and bigger discounts in Amazon’s internal hardware universe.

When the e-commerce giant itself is not running a fire sale (pun very much intended) on the company’s in-house slate family, Woot frequently comes in to charge the lowest possible prices for refurbished copies of varying age.

The Amazon-owned e-tailer currently has no less than six different Fire HD 8 and HD 10 versions on sale at essentially unbeatable prices, and that’s obviously not counting the many colors and storage configurations you can buy these six main models in.

Amazon Fire HD 8

Seventh Generation, 2017, Special Offers, 16GB, Refurbished

Amazon Fire HD 8

8th Generation, 2018, Special Offers, 32GB, Refurbished

Amazon Fire HD 8 (2020)

10th Gen, Ad Supported, 32GB, Refurbished

Amazon Fire HD 8 Plus (2020)

10th Gen, Ad Supported, 32GB, Refurbished

Amazon Fire HD 10

7th Gen, 2017, 32GB, Refurbished

Amazon Fire HD 10 (2019)

9th Gen, Ad Supported, 64GB, Refurbished

The cheapest of the bunch is a 7th Gen Fire HD 8 from 2017, fetching an almost absurdly low $19.99 with 16 gigs of internal storage space, as well as $26.99 in a 32GB configuration available in several different hues.

Despite its very advanced age and unsurprisingly outdated specifications, that thing is actually a better deal than 2018’s Fire HD 8, which doesn’t really come with any meaningful upgrades at $34.99 with 32GB storage.

The 2020-released Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 8 Plus are an entirely different story, starting at $34.99 and $44.99 respectively at Woot right now with faster processors, more memory, and USB-C connectivity.

If you care more about screen real estate, you could always opt for a Fire HD 10 from all the way back in 2017 at $39.99 and up… or go a little crazy by spending a “whopping” 70 bucks on a 2019 10-incher with 64 gigs of internal storage space and an octa-core processor.

$69.99, of course, is still a lot less than what you normally have to pay for a brand-new Fire HD 10 (2021), which reminds us to highlight that each and every refurbished tablet on sale at Woot until February 8 (in theory) comes with a decent 90-day warranty.

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