Quick! QVC has the Fire HD 8 tablet for the lowest price on the web right now

Rudie Obias
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Get the Fire HD 8 bundled with goodies courtesy of QVC. (Photo: Amazon)
Get the Fire HD 8 bundled with goodies courtesy of QVC. (Photo: Amazon)

If you're new to tablets, let us enlighten you. Tablets are basically a one-stop-shop for entertainment. These little guys let you watch flicks, play games, read books, and more. And we're guessing that almost a year into quarantine, you're ready for some fun.

One of the best tablets around? The Amazon Fire HD 8—it's the latest version, and you can grab it bundled with goodies for just $70 at QVC. You'll get a customizable flip-cover case from Caseable (a $33 value), three-month subscriptions to Pandora Premium (a $30 value) and Yoga International (a $60 value), as well as one month of Transparent Language Online (a $25 value).

If you’d rather not pay in one chunk (understandable), QVC lets you opt for five 'Easy Pay' payments of just $14, with no interest at all. Plus, you get free shipping! New to QVC? You can get an additional $10 off with promo code 'OFFER' at checkout.

The Fire HD 8 is a great Apple iPad alternative—thanks to its brilliant eight-inch HD display, compact footprint, and affordable price.

It sports a sleek new look, and up to 30 percent faster speeds than previous models. Everything's zippier—the processor, the charging (there's now a USB-C port) and 12 hours of battery life at pop—two more than the last version. You'll get 2GB of memory paired with 32GB of on-board storage, which is expandable up to 1TB via microSD card. See the Amazon Fire HD 8 in action here.

It's less than a pound, easy to hold, and the perfect size for tossing in a tote.

QVC has this tablet for the lowest price on the internet right now! (Photo: Amazon)
QVC has this tablet for the lowest price on the web right now. (Photo: Amazon)

The HD mini tablet seamlessly works with Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Music, as well as hundreds of apps and games. Trust us, you’ll be spending a lot of time watching One Night in Miami, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Coming 2 America, Fleabag, Sound of Metal, The Boys, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm and much, much more on this ultra-portable HD beauty.

The Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet comes in Black, Blue, Plum and White—and all are on sale!

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