Big Black Friday Deals On Kindle, Fire Tablets & TV Sticks At Amazon
Amazon has offered another Black Friday sneak peek: this time up to 40% off its own electronic devices including Kindles, Fire TV Sticks, and Fire tablets.
Meanwhile, over at Amazon, the online giant are giving customers the chance to purchase a variety of lightening deals, with stock limited to a certain amount of time and quantity before it expires. “We’re giving Prime members early access to more than 30,000 Lightning Deals and for all customers, tens of thousands of great deals in the Black Friday Deals store”.
When Amazon first announced the Fire tablet, it was hard to imagine the concept of a $50 tablet that was actually usable.
Besides extending the company’s reach in the eBook space, these Amazon Black Friday deals also attempt to shore up its living room experience.
Black Friday has several alleged definitions, including being a term coined in the United States by the Philadelphia Police department in the 1950s and 1960s to describe the chaos in the cities caused by the traffic jams and sheer volume of shoppers who came out to grab the best deals.
However, that $34.99 Fire tablet really stands out, even given previous sales.
Deals past year include a men’s Citizen quartz watch for £69 down from £229, an Ariel 18ct white gold and diamond necklace reduced from £12,995 to £6,995 and a £99.99 Panasonic bread maker on sale for £69.99. Special offers are included meaning that ads display when the user is not reading.
Amazon, Littlewoods and Argos deals have already begun as they look to kick-start the Christmas shopping seaon.
Amazon Black Friday deals have a history of aggressive pricing, which have established AMZN as a dominant retailer. The new company strategy is to offer good buys throughout the holiday season and it means more discounts for its customers. It’s meantto compete directly with the Apple TV set-top box that arrived on store shelves last week.
The mega spending day, which saw Britons cough up an incredible £810 million previous year will arrive on November 27, with retailers Amazon and Argos going toe-to-toe as the battle for a pre-Christmas spending boost hots up.