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Killer Black Friday deal: Grab Amazon's Fire 7 tablet right now for $39

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Hard to argue with this rock-bottom price

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There are plenty of Black Friday deals incoming (with Cyber Monday deals on the way), and Amazon isn't shying away from discounts. 

Currently, the Amazon Fire 7 tablet is on sale for $39 at Amazon, a savings of $10 off the list price.  This is for the ad-supported version; nixing the ads adds $15. While this isn't the cheapest we've seen this tablet — it was $5 cheaper earlier this summer — this is still a very solid price.

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Amazon Fire 7 Tablet: was $49 now $39 @ Amazon
The Amazon Fire 7 is the best tablets to get at this price point. With its insane affordability, it's great for casual use, such as watching videos or reading books. The version without ads is more expensive at $54. 

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The Amazon Fire 7 tablet lets you use Disney Plus, HBO, Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, Spotify and even Zoom, not to mention Amazon's own Audible, Kindle and Prime Video. Available colors are black, plum, sage and twilight blue.

In our Amazon Fire 7 tablet review, we praised its remarkable affordability and its clean, simplistic design. It performs admirably considering the internal hardware, and it now has hands-free Alexa support.

The screen colors could be a bit better, as could the spearkers, but you can connect a pair of wired or wireless headphones. Here are some of our best wireless headphone recommendations. 

We're continuing our Black Friday coverage around the clock, so be sure to continue checking back for the latest deals. 

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Imad Khan
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Imad Khan is news editor at Tom’s Guide, helping direct the day’s breaking coverage. Prior to working at the site, Imad was a full-time freelancer, with bylines at the New York Times, the Washington Post and ESPN. Outside of work, you can find him sitting blankly in front of a Word document trying desperately to write the first pages of a new book.