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Keep Kids Busy This Summer with an Amazon Fire 8 Kids Tablet for $95

By Laura Tucker
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It’s great that kids can play outside during the summer in the fresh air. But sometimes you need to keep them busy inside as well. Get an Amazon Fire 8 Kids Tablet to help them get through those quiet days spent inside and save 37%.

Yes, that’s under $100 for a full-featured tablet – it’s not a toy. Meant for kids 3 to 7 years old, included in the price is a one-year subscription to Amazon Kids+ – content meant for that age range. The digital subscription includes access to age-appropriate content that’s ad-free, including STEM material. The subscription will automatically renew when the year is up for $5.99/month plus tax. Worry not, as you can cancel anytime you want.

Amazon Fire 8 Kids Tablet Breaks Replace It

You can review your child’s activity on the Amazing Fire 8 Kids Tablet remotely. Oversee it by setting time limits and prioritizing certain books and learning apps. The Amazon Family Trust is partnered with leaders in the area of child safety, privacy, and development.

Also included is a childproof case with a built-in stand. It comes in your choice of design, including two color options and two patterns. Despite the childproof case. a two-year worry-free guarantee is included. You can return a broken tablet and get it replaced – for free, which is always a plus when kids are the users.

Amazon Fire 8 Kids Tablet Playing Games

The tablet has a strengthened aluminosilicate screen, 3 GB RAM, which is 50% more than the previous release, 32 GB, and up to 1 TB of expandable storage. 13 hours of battery life should last your child the whole day.

Save $55 on this 32 GB tablet with a one-year subscription and pay just $94.99. Pay just 64 GB for 65 GB. A half-year subscription is offered as well. All options include a choice of case as well.

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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