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This 8-inch Amazon tablet with Alexa is on sale for only $65 today — hurry!

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The Amazon Fire HD 8 is an affordable tablet with an even lower price right now, as its ad-supported 32GB model is on sale with a 35% discount from Amazon. In one of the most attractive tablet deals that we’ve recently seen, the device is down to just $65, for savings of $35 on its original price of $100. You’re going to have to hurry if you want to take advantage of this limited-time offer though, as there’s a chance that it’s already gone by tomorrow.

Why you should buy the Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet

The Amazon Fire HD 8 isn’t going to challenge the performance of the best tablets with its hexa-core processor and 3GB of RAM, but for everyday activities such as browsing the internet, catching up on social media, and watching streaming shows, it’s going to be a solid device. The 8-inch touchscreen offers HD resolution for clear details and bright colors, and its battery can last up to 13 hours on a single charge. The Amazon Fire HD 8 also comes with a 5MP rear camera with 1080p video recording and a 2MP front camera with 720p video recording.

With its support for Amazon’s Alexa, you’ll be able to use voice commands with the Amazon Fire HD 8 for functions such as playing videos and music, searching for information, and accessing your smart home devices. While the 32GB of built-in storage is somewhat limiting, you’ll be able to get up to 1TB of additional space through a microSD card, so you’ll be able to download more apps and save more content on the Amazon Fire HD 8.

For a budget-friendly tablet, you can’t go wrong with the Amazon Fire HD 8, so you’re going to want to grab this chance to buy its ad-supported 32GB model at 35% off. Its sticker price of $100 has been slashed to $65, but this is a limited-time deal that may disappear at any moment. If you want to pocket the savings of $35 when buying the Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet, there should be no hesitation — add it to your cart and finish the checkout process immediately.

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