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Best tablet deals

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Best tablet deal Apple iPad, 9th generation (A13 chip, 64GB, Wi-Fi) $199.99 at Amazon (Save $129.01)

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Best Amazon Fire tablet deal Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet $59.99 at Amazon (Save $70)

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Best Samsung tablet deal Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Plus $169.99 at Amazon (Save $50)

With Black Friday around the corner, we're hunting down the early deals to make the holiday shopping season a little bit easier. Whether you plan on shopping in-person or online, it never hurts to browse to find the best early deals.

Tablets are having a moment this week, with deals on Amazon Fire tablets, Apple iPads, and Samsung tablets all coming in real hot. Tablets are up to 39% off, and you can find deals under not just $200, but under $100, too. Here are all the best tablet deals this week.

Best tablet deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple iPad, 9th generation (A13 chip, 64GB, Wi-Fi) $199.99 at Amazon
$329 Save $129.01

Why we like it

Apple iPads have become the go-to tablet, and for good reason. Even older models, like the 9th Generation iPad, are still zippy thanks to the A13 chips that power them. Compatible with the first generation of Apple Pencil, you can use the tablet for work and play as you can illustrate, read, stream, and navigate the internet all from this 10.2-inch tablet. Plus, it's the first iPad to dip under $200. Find it now for 39% off, saving $129.01.

More iPad deals

• Apple iPad Mini (A15 chip, 64GB, WiFi) — $349.99$499(save $149.01)

• Apple iPad Air, 11-inch (M2 chip, 128GB, WiFi + Cellular) — $649.99$749(save $99.01)

• Apple iPad Air, 13-inch (M2 chip, 128GB, WiFi) — $699.99$799(save $99.01)

Best Amazon Fire tablet deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet $59.99 at Amazon
$129.99 Save $70

Why we like it

Amazon is taking us by surprise with some stellar deals on Fire tablets. The deals are back down to their lowest price ever, including on the Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet. This tablet is loaded with parental controls that prevents ad-free content and limits screen time. Plus, if it breaks within two years of purchase, Amazon replaces it completely free.

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It's down to $59.99 ahead of Black Friday — its lowest price ever. That saves you $70 for 54% off.

More Amazon Fire tablet deals

• Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet — $74.99$139.99(save $65)

• Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro tablet — $109.99$189.99(save $80)

• Amazon Fire Max 11 tablet — $139.99$229.99(save $90)

More tablet deals

• Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Plus — $169.99$219.99(save $50)

• Google Pixel tablet — $319$399(save $80)

• Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE — $326.53$449.99(save $123.46)

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