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Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Amazon sale sees Fire TV Sticks and tablets fall up to £70
Amazon has unveiled a fresh round of deals across its own-brand devices including the Fire TV Stick and Fire tablets with savings of £70 up for grabs on select models Amazon has been quietly cutting prices across its own-brand range of tech, with plenty of discounts up for grabs on Fire TV Sticks and Fire tablets. There's discounts on every model of the retail giant's flagship streaming stick, including the Fire TV Stick 4K Max and its 'most powerful' tablet, the Fire Max 11. We've also spotted a handful of deals on Echo speakers including the latest Echo Pop and Echo Dot Kids, which are down to £29.99 and £44.99 respectively. But in today's edition of Top Tech, we're focusing on a selection of price drops across the Fire TV Stick and Fire tablet range. There's savings of up to £70 on offer for those on the hunt for the best pay day deal, with options suited for any budget. However, Amazon has not confirmed for how long the deals will be sticking around. So read on for our round up of the latest deals on Amazon devices before they're gone. Amazon Fire TV Sticks Brits looking to upgrade their TV can bag a bargain across Amazon's entire Fire TV Stick range, with savings of up to 29%. The largest discounts are on the Fire TV Stick 4K and 4K Max, both of which are now £20 off at £39.99 and £49.99 respectively. There's also £30 off the Fire TV Cube, Amazon's 4K Ultra HD box that's down from £139.99 to £109.99, while the most affordable Fire TV Stick HD is down from £39.99 to £29.99. But the 4K Max is our top pick as it's touted as Amazon's 'most powerful' streaming stick. It offers easy access to countless films and series on streaming apps like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and Apple TV+ with 4K Ultra HD picture quality and Dolby Atmos audio. It also boasts 16GB of storage – twice that of other models – so there's more room for apps, games and software updates. However, keep in mind that those wanting to stream with the likes of Disney+, Prime Video or Apple TV+ will need paid subscriptions directly with the streamers as they are not included for free. Another of our favourite streaming options is Sky's £15 Essential TV bundle, which comes with more than 100 channels such as Sky Atlantic, alongside subscriptions to Netflix and Discovery+ at no extra cost. Amazon Fire tablets Shoppers in the market for a new tablet can save up to £70 on Amazon's Fire range, with the brand's 'most powerful' tablet, the Fire Max 11, reduced from £249.99 to £184.99 – a £65 saving. This is for the 64GB model, while the 128GB model is £70 off at £219.99. The Fire Max 11 is Amazon's most premium tablet – which some say rivals Apple's entry-level iPads – boasting an 11' screen with 2.4 million pixels, a slim aluminium body that's 'as thin as a pencil' and reinforced with strengthened glass. For those looking to keep costs down, Amazon's mid-range Fire HD 10 is now down from £149.99 to £109.99. The most affordable tablet in Amazon's range is the Fire HD 8, which is reduced from £99.99 to £69.99. They offer an alternative to the more expensive gadgets, but those who prefer Apple may want to consider Sky Mobile's deals, where the new iPad (2025) is available for £10.50 when spreading the cost. This comes on a 48-month plan and must be paired with a data SIM, but it won't hurt the wallet as much as buying it outright from Amazon for £309.97 or Argos for £329. But those sticking with the Fire Max 11 can get their hands on what's been described as Amazon's 'best-ever Fire tablet'. One five-star review says: 'A superb tablet. Easy to set up. Lightning fast. Streaming image quality is flawless and the sound is just like surround sound – I'm honestly not sure which is better, the built-in speaker sound or headphone sound.' However, the same buyer noted a potential downside: 'The only negative I can see is the lack of crossover with my Windows anti-virus software.' But another happy customer said: 'Very impressed for the price. I've had several Fire tablets that were useful but on the budget side. The Fire Max is a big step up in performance, screen, and build quality provided you can live with the locked-down nature of the device.'
Daily Mirror
6 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Best tablet deals including £10.50 iPad and free Samsung Galaxy
Tech writer Jake Hackney has pulled together his top pick of Apple, Amazon and Samsung tablets that won't break the bank, with deals from the likes of Sky and The bank holiday weekend may be over but there's still plenty of deals up for grabs for tech fans. Our team of shopping experts spotted an uptick in tablet sales during the latest round of online sales, as shoppers snap up discounts on these usually expensive devices. Many tablets from the big-name brands like Apple and Samsung come with eye-watering price tags, but there are ways to keep costs down if you know where to look. With this in mind, we've pulled together a selection of our favourite tablet deals from Amazon, Sky Mobile and Among the top picks are an affordable Apple iPad, a budget-friendly Amazon tablet, and even a way to bag a free Samsung tablet. So, read on for our favourite tablet deals from the bank holiday sales that are still up for grabs. Apple iPad (2025) Sky Mobile lets customers spread the cost of a range of tablets so they can avoid forking out hundreds in one fell swoop. The retailer stocks a selection of Apple iPads for every budget, starting at £10.50 for the latest iPad (2025). This model is powered by Apple's A16 chip, alongside 128GB storage and an 11' Liquid Retina display. Other options include the £17 iPad Air (2025) and £27 iPad Pro (2024), with nothing to pay upfront. These 48-month tablet plans can be upgraded after 36-month, but there is one slight catch. The price quoted is just for the device, meaning each iPad must also be paired with a Sky data SIM ranging from £0 for 100MB to £29 for unlimited. The iPad (2025) is also available to buy outright for £309.97 at Amazon, while Argos and Very offer it for £329. Amazon Fire Max 11 Amazon has dropped the price of a range of its own-brand devices, including £65 off the Fire Max 11, down from £249.99 to £184.99. There's also discounts on the more affordable Fire HD 8 (£69.99) and Fire HD 10 (£109.99). But the Fire Max 11 is said to be Amazon's 'most powerful tablet', boasting an 11' display packed with 2.4 million pixels, a 14-hour battery life and 64GB of storage. It's touted as being 'as thin as a pencil' and crafted with strengthened glass, which Amazon says is 'three times as durable' as the 10th-generation iPad. The Fire Max 11 has earned more than 1,850 five-star reviews, with one saying: 'Amazing tablet. Lovely to read on, can be used in profile or landscape reading, landscape gives you two pages side by side. Also has excellent picture quality and the battery life is incredible.' Another said: 'The Amazon Fire 11 is a great budget option. Its 11' HD screen is good for streaming, reading, and browsing. It's lightweight, sturdy and handles everyday tasks like apps and videos well. The battery lasts all day, and it works smoothly with Alexa and Amazon services.' However, the same buyer added: 'The app store is limited compared to regular Android tablets. If you use Amazon a lot, this tablet offers great value for the price.' Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Shoppers looking to upgrade their smartphone can get their hands on a free Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ worth £259 with orders of the Galaxy S25, S25+ and S25 Ultra from The most affordable option is iD Mobile's £27.99 per month plan on the S25, which comes with 500GB of data and a six-month trial of Google One AI Premium. There is a £49 upfront fee, but at a total cost of £669.76 over 24 months, it's cheaper than buying the S25 outright from Samsung or Amazon, where it costs £799 and £699 respectively. After ordering the handset, shoppers can head to the Samsung website to claim their free tablet on purchases made by June 26. Amazon customers have awarded the Galaxy Tab A9+ a 4.3-star rating, with one saying: 'Great tablet, good size screen, I love it.' Another said: 'The tablet is excellent. Easy to set up and pair with my phone. All apps running flawlessly. For a technophobe that is brilliant.' However, they added: 'Disappointed that a charger plug does not come with the tablet. That is a little extra expense and inconvenience that is unnecessary.'
Daily Record
24-04-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
Get free AI keyboard with 'crisp and clear' Samsung Galaxy Tab in huge Sky deal
Buying a new tablet can be a difficult task as there are so many models on the market. However, once you do settle on which device you will be purchasing, it is important to still shop around different retailers as some may have extra gifts on offer for no extra cost. If you are interested in buying the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE , which was only released earlier this month, Sky currently has a cracking deal for the 128GB tablet. Once you have chosen your monthly contract, you can snap up an AI Book Cover Keyboard that is worth £139 for completely free. No tricks, no extra costs, just enter either a 24 or 36 month device swap contract with Sky and you will receive the high tech keyboard for nothing once you submit your claim of receiving the Galaxy Tab S10 FE within 30 days after purchase on the Samsung Offers website. READ MORE: 'Fantastic' Amazon gadget that lets you add Apple Car Play to any vehicle gets £20 price slash READ MORE: Fire Max 11 dubbed 'best Amazon Fire tablet ever' cut by £70 for 'limited time' To purchase the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE for only £12 per month with no upfront cost, you will need to select the 48 month contract which lets you swap your device at any time after 36 months for extra cost. There is also a 36 month contract available, with a 24 month device swap, for £17 a month and a one-off £12 charge. Alternatively, you can buy the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE from Amazon for the full price of £499, but this does not include the free keyboard that Sky is offering. The Tab S10 FE , which comes with a S Pen, boasts a 10.9-inch high resolution display that offers 90Hz visuals and Vision Booster technology to ensure your screen stays bright even when outside, reports the Mirror. While only 6mm, this slim tablet is also dust and water resistant. Selling in either a grey or silver colour, the Tab S10 FE is said to deliver an all-day battery performance so you can easily use it for day-to-day tasks or for a long commute. The device is also equipped with a 13MP rear camera and a Circle to Search with Google feature. In comparison to the previous Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE , the S10 FE comes with more memory, a faster processor, is lighter in weight and comes with a better rear camera. It also comes with a variety of pre-loaded creative apps such as LumaFusion, Clip Studio Paint, Goodnotes, Noteshelf 3 and Sketchbook. For those who are looking for something more budget friendly, Amazon has dropped the price of its latest tablet the Fire Max 11 . Normally retailing for £289.99, Amazon lovers can save £70 as the device's price tag is currently £219.99. Another tablet that is newer to the market and won't break the bank is the Lenovo Tab 2024. Boasting a 10.1-inch display and speakers tuned with Dolby Atmos, you can buy this tablet from Argos for the budget friendly price of £159.99. While Sky doesn't have any reviews of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE , the device currently has a 4.5 star rating on the Samsung website. One happy shopper wrote: "The display of the tablet is brilliant. Watching videos on the tablet is very clear and crisp." While a second customer wrote: "I upgraded from the Tab S5 which I bought a few years ago. The deal with trade in and free keyboard case is absolutely amazing." A third was impressed by the features, noting: "AI on Samsung is amazing and I love multiple language translate features." With another shopper being amazed by the camera, adding: "The screen is very smooth and the camera is really clear and bright." However, not everyone was as pleased with the latest Samsung tablet, with one shopper writing: "Too many unnecessary features and too expensive. A lot of times my files go corrupt and are lost which disrupts my studying for A levels heavily." If you want to buy the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE on a monthly contract and earn a free AI keyboard, you can click HERE . However, this deal does end on May 13 so you will need to be quick.
Yahoo
19-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Snag Amazon's powerhouse tablet with extras — now at its lowest price yet
The competition is pretty stiff when it comes to budget Android tablets. But if you're looking for something cheap that has a great screen, and also comes with a keyboard and stylus for added productivity, then this Amazon Fire Max 11 bundle is going to be right up your alley. For a limited time, you can save nearly $85 on this bundle as it drops to its best price yet at just $270. This is one of those tablets that usually doesn't get a lot of love because, while it does run on Android, it's a custom version created by Amazon, and also has its own app store and doesn't rely on Google Play Services. Now, for the most part, Amazon has made great strides over the past several years, but it doesn't have all the applications you'd find on the Google Play Store. With that said, the Fire Max 11 features a beautiful design, a fantastic 11-inch screen and plenty of power under the hood. When it comes to the specifics, this tablet runs a MediaTek MT8188J SoC that's paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. There's also a microSD slot for storage expansion, and you can expect up to 14 hours of use with a single charge. In addition, it has a USB-C port, along with a 3.5mm audio jack. You also get an 8MP camera on the front, and an 8MP camera on the rear. When it comes to connectivity, there's Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3. Now, you also get a keyboard and stylus with this bundle, which means you can transform this tablet into a productivity machine if you wish. And for the price, it's a pretty solid option if you've been looking for a new tablet. Of course, if you're someone that lives in Google's ecosystem, we probably recommend checking out some other tablets.
Yahoo
14-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
This 20% off deal drops Amazon's premium Fire tablet to one of its best prices ever
The Amazon Fire tablet lineup has several models to choose from, but right now we recommend taking a look at the largest and most premium of them all, the Amazon Fire Max 11 tablet. The Fire Max 11 is currently 20% off at Amazon, which brings it down to $185 from its regular price of $230. This is one of the best prices the Fire Max 11 has ever seen, and it's good for $45 in savings. While we didn't rave about the Amazon Fire Max 11 in our Fire Max 11 review, we think it's a much better tablet option as it's currently priced with this deal. For just $185 you'll get a vivid 11-inch screen with 2.4 million pixels and a resolution higher than Full HD. This makes the Fire Max 11 a tablet worth using for binge-watching and taking in all of your favorite internet content. It will hold up well for a good binge, as it gets up to 14 hours of life out of a full charge. But this isn't a tablet that's limited to entertainment use. It has an octa-core processor and 4GB of RAM, which combine to deliver a snappy, responsive interface. It also has Wi-Fi 6 for quick multitasking and fast downloads. An 8MP camera is good for keeping in touch with friends and family, but it can also come in handy for work with colleagues and collaborators. The Fire Max 11 comes ready to integrate into a smart home as well. You can use it to ask Alexa for help with just about anything, and with the Alexa App you can use the Fire Max 11 to control connected smart home devices. It's thin, light, and durable, so if you're looking for a tablet that can quickly tuck into a backpack or accommodate you at the coffee shop, the Fire Max 11 is worth considering. The Amazon Fire Max 11 checks off a lot of the features you can find in some of the best tablets, and with this deal you can make it yours for 20% off. That brings its price down to $185, which is one of its all-time lowest prices, and it's good for $45 in savings.
