Best Amazon Fire Prime Day tablet deals in 2026
Searching for a new tablet, but don't want to shell out hundreds on an Apple iPad or Samsung Galaxy Tab? In comparison to more expensive devices on the market, Amazon Fire tablets present an affordable option that still work incredibly well, and many of them are subject to a generous discount this Amazon Prime Big Deals Day, running 6-7 October 2026.
Perfect for watching TV shows on popular streaming services, they're also great for playing simple mobile games, browsing the internet and reading ebooks.
They're also a practical choice for families, with plenty of kid-friendly versions on the market, coming in a range of sizes and with the built-in Alexa voice assistant.
To help guide your search for a new device, here's our round-up of the best Amazon Fire tablet deals live right now.
Our last price check was conducted on Tuesday, 6 October.
Amazon Fire tablet deals
Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids tablet
Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet (newest gen)
Amazon Fire HD 10 tablets
All of the current Kindle Fire HD 10 tablets are discontinued except for the Kids edition, which has a generous discount.
Now 43% Off
Suitable for ages 4-7, it comes with parental controls and gives children access to ad-free books, games and apps suited to their age.
Customers also automatically get access to six months of Amazon Kids+, a digital subscription offering access to kid-friendly movies, TV shows, games and apps including access to Audible.
It's usually available for £199.99, but until 11.59pm on 7 October, the Fire HD 10 Kids tablet has got a 43% discount, reduced to £114.99.
Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet
Now 48% Off
The Fire HD 8 offers a light and durable design, with an 8" HD display for seamless on-the-go streaming and gaming. It also benefits from a 5MP rear-facing camera.
Last refreshed in 2024, the 64GB ad-supported edition of the Fire HD 8 is usually priced at £124.99 but is now available with 48% off the price, at £64.99. The 32GB edition is no longer available.
It includes 3GB RAM (which is 50% more than the 2022 release), and can take up to 1TB of expandable storage (sold separately).
For the 64GB version of the Fire HD 8 tablet – originally priced at £124.99, but also on offer at £84.99 – you get up to 4GB RAM (twice more than the 2022 version), 64GB of storage and up to 1TB of expandable storage (also sold separately).
Amazon Fire tablet vs Amazon Fire Kids and Kids Pro tablets
The Kids range of Fire tablets comes with padding to protect the device from all those knocks and falls that are part of family life, no matter how hard you try to stop them. You can get Kids and Kids Pro versions of the Fire HD 10.
The difference between Kids and Kids Pro is that Kids Pro tablets are geared towards older children, with a different design and access to request apps from a Kids digital store (which parents can approve).
Prime Members' Exclusive Deal
Amazon Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids tablet (newest gen, 32GB)
Prime Members' Exclusive Deal
Amazon Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids tablet (newest gen, 32GB)
Now 40% Off
The Fire HD 10 Kids tablet is available on a limited-time deal for £129.99, a 35% saving on the usual RRP of £199.99.
How do I sign up for Amazon Prime?
Signing up for Amazon Prime is the best way to get the most out of Amazon's many shopping events like Prime Day and Black Friday.
The service unlocks exclusive offers and free next-day delivery for anything you buy, so you'll guarantee all the best Prime Day prices, plus your purchases being with you as early as possible.
A Prime subscription costs £8.99 a month, or you can pay £95 for the whole year upfront. But there is a 30-day free trial if you're signing up for the first time – you'll need to use a unique email address and credit or debit card to take advantage, and you'll be charged as soon as your month is up unless you, of course, cancel.
With a Prime subscription, you'll also get other perks such as Amazon Music Prime, Prime Video and Prime Gaming, as well as premium delivery options.
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