Discount makes budget rockstar Galaxy Tab A8 2022 too cheap to overlook

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Discount makes budget rockstar Galaxy Tab A8 2022 too cheap to overlook
A real deal is the one that makes you stop and wonder if you can really afford to let it go. If you were waiting for such a discount, Samsung's budget champ Galaxy Tab A8 is seriously affordable on Amazon.

The Galaxy Tab A8 2022 is just enough tablet for a casual user who wants a secondary or tertiary device for stuff that's better suited to a screen bigger than what smartphones have.

It has a 10.5-inch screen so it's not uncomfortably large and is just the right size for reading, browsing the internet, and using social media apps.

Galaxy Tab A8 32GB

10.5 inches screen | Unisoc Tiger T618 | microSD slot | 7,040mAh battery | Headphone jack

Tab S6 Lite 2022 64GB

10.4 inches display | Snapdragon 720G | microSD slot | S Pen | 7,040mAh battery | Headphone jack | Samsung DeX

It has the Unisoc Tiger T618 under the hood and despite being a relatively unknown chip, its actually provides good performance for the price. Not only does it handle all day-to-day tasks like a champ, but it's also fine for light gaming. 

It even handles multitasking well without crumbling under the load. It also has a split-screen functionality, so you can occasionally use it for light productivity stuff too, though that's not what the slate is aimed for.

The slate has a microSD slot so you'll never have storage anxiety and it also has a headphone jack, which, believe it or not, is one of my favorite features on any modern device. It will be supported until at least 2026.

The 32GB Tab A8 retails for $229.99 but if you want to save money, you should get it today as Amazon has shaved $80 off its price. If you are on the fence about buying a new tablet and not exactly sure if you should spend on one but kind of also want one, the Tab A8 is surely the one to go for. It has all the basics and is truly worth every penny. 

If you'd appreciate a little more power and a free S Pen, you might want to go for the Tab S6 Lite 2022 as it's a whopping 43 percent off right now. 

Check out the top three Black Friday deals on tablets that are live now!

Grab the awesome Galaxy Tab S9 256GB for $129 off right now at Amazon

Amazon has a generous deal for Black Friday (and Cyber Monday) on the 11-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S9. You can now save $129 on the entry-level Galaxy Tab from Samsung's latest premium tablet collection. You don't need a trade-in or carrier contract for this deal. You will be getting a beautiful 11-inch AMOLED display with deep blacks and vibrant colors, a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, S Pen, and even an IP68 water and dust protection rating. Don't let this great tablet deal pass you by!

iPad Pro 11-inch from 2021 512GB: save $199 right now with this awesome deal at Amazon

Amazon has a great deal on the 11-inch iPad Pro from 2021 right now. You can save $199 on this powerful and fast tablet. This version comes with 512GB of storage, which should be plenty for all your photos, videos, and projects, and a Wi-Fi connection. Other versions are also discounted, but the discounts are smaller, so keep that in mind if you wish to go for another model. This version comes in a Space Gray color. Act fast, as this deal might not last! Don't miss out!

Save $40 on the iPad Air (2022), Wi-Fi on Amazon

Looking for epic performance in sleek packaging? The iPad Air might be just right for you. Amazingly, Amazon has prepared a great Black Friday deal on the 10.9-inch slate from 2022, offering it for 7% less than usual. Different colors are available at different prices, so make sure to check which one you'd go for. This is the 64GB version (with the best discount), but the 256GB version is also currently discounted. These deals might disappear at any moment, so act fast!

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