Heads Up: Amazon is Offering 20 Percent Discount on Select Kindle Fire Devices Today Only
You can stop beating yourself up over missing out on Amazon's Kindle Fire sale prices on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. If you missed out on both opportunities to save a little pocket change on a tablet purchase, today is your day of redemption, depending on the model you're interested in. That's because the mega e-tailer has quietly slashed certain SKUs by 20 percent, though you'll have to decide fast because the sale is valid for today only.
You can score an ordinary Kindle (6-inch display, Wi-Fi connectivity) for $55.20 with Special Offers or $71.20 without Special Offers. The Kindle normally sells for $69 and $89, respectively.
Amazon is also offering its Kindle Fire HD 16GB tablet for sale. It's marked down to $135.20 with Special Offers and $147.20 without Special Offers, versus $169 and $184, respectively. With the discount, both SKUs are cheaper than the 8GB version, which runs $139 and $154 (with and without Special Offers).
Finally, the Kindle Fire HDX 7-inch 16GB Wi-Fi tablet completes the trio of discounted tablets for the day. With Special Offers, it runs $183.20 (down from $229), and without Special Offers, it costs $195.20 (down from $244).
Anyone plan on buying any of these devices, or do you have your sights set on a different e-reader/tablet?
You can score an ordinary Kindle (6-inch display, Wi-Fi connectivity) for $55.20 with Special Offers or $71.20 without Special Offers. The Kindle normally sells for $69 and $89, respectively.
Amazon is also offering its Kindle Fire HD 16GB tablet for sale. It's marked down to $135.20 with Special Offers and $147.20 without Special Offers, versus $169 and $184, respectively. With the discount, both SKUs are cheaper than the 8GB version, which runs $139 and $154 (with and without Special Offers).
Finally, the Kindle Fire HDX 7-inch 16GB Wi-Fi tablet completes the trio of discounted tablets for the day. With Special Offers, it runs $183.20 (down from $229), and without Special Offers, it costs $195.20 (down from $244).
Anyone plan on buying any of these devices, or do you have your sights set on a different e-reader/tablet?
