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(Photo : Amanda Jones | Unsplash) Amazon seems to be celebrating Black Friday 2019 early, offering deals on Fire tablets and Kindles, including the recent Kindle 2019.

It seems that Amazon is celebrating Black Friday 2019 early, and in the spirit of the holiday shopping season, it's offering discounts across the board for Fire tablets and Kindles.

Notably, the deals include even the recent Kindle 2019, and the savings go all the way up to $40, depending on the product.

Amazon Black Friday 2019 Sale

To start things off, the Fire 7, which is already affordable even without a discount, and Fire 8 and their Kids Edition variants are available at a bargain. Here's a breakdown of the devices:

Fire 7 is at $39.99 down from $49.99 (save $10)

Fire HD 8 is at $59.99 down from $79.99 (save $20)

Fire 7 Kids Edition is at $69.99 down from $99.99 (save $30)

Fire HD 8 Kids Edition is at $99.99 down from $129.99 (save $30)

When it comes to the Fire 7 and Fire 8, there are plenty of configurations, such as 16 GB or 32 GB of storage and whether it's with or without special offers (read: ads). Regardless of what customers pick, the savings are the same, though.

Meanwhile, in the e-reader department, the new Kindle 2019 and Kindle Paperwhite are both on sale.

Kindle 2019 is at $64.99 down from $89.99 (save $25)

Kindle Paperwhite is at $89.99 down from $129.99 (save $40)

For the uninitiated, the latest Kindle model now has a built-in front light, while the Kindle Paperwhite features a glare-free display and is waterproof.

Recent Kindle, Fire Models

Amazon announced a couple of new tablets and e-book readers this year, including the new Fire HD 10 and its Kids Edition counterpart and a Kindle Kids Edition. Those who are looking to buy these later versions can preorder them already, but they aren't part of the retailer's deals this time around. Still, the Black Friday sale hasn't swung into full gear just yet, so that might change soon enough.

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