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SAVE $80: As of Nov. 13987 Archives you can get the Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro tablet for just $109.99, down from $189.99. That's an $80 discount.

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Black Friday is still a couple of weeks away, but Amazon’s already offering some pretty sweet deals on tablets, TVs, and other tech.

As of Nov. 13, you can get our favorite kid-friendly tablet, the Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro, for just $109.99. That’s $80 off the list price and the lowest price we’ve seen on this tablet.

SEE ALSO: Amazon's Fire HD 10 Kids Pro tablet is literally too cool for school

The Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro comes with a year-long Amazon Kids+ subscription, a sturdy case, and tons of parental controls like age filters and limited access to specific apps to keep your little one safe. After the first year, the subscription will auto-renew at $5.99 per month, or you can cancel it (but the subscription is really what makes this tablet so great for kids).

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It has a 10.1-inch display, 32GB of storage, and a 13-hour battery life for long car rides or trips. Bonus: there’s a two-year worry-free guarantee, so if it gets damaged, Amazon will replace it, no questions asked.

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