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If you've taken a look at our winter 2014 tablet buyer's guide , you now have a good idea of what slates you should be buying. With many purchases, price can be a sticking point, but thanks to our pricing tools, it doesn't have to be. We've compiled some of the best deals from over the past week -- including products from the buyer's guide, and a few older models you should also take a look at -- so you can add a new tablet to your tech arsenal without taking a serious hit to your wallet. If there are other tablets you have your eye on that we haven't included here -- join us and add them to your "Want" list. Every time there's a price cut in the future, you'll get an email alert! Nexus 7 (2013)
Though it's not the most powerful small tablet, the 2013 version of the Nexus 7 still packs in a gorgeous screen, a fast processor, stock Android 4.4 and a rubberized casing that feels good in the hand. While its full retail price is still pretty affordable, today's deal for a refurbished model takes the 16GB version to a sweet spot of $200, the lowest it's been since November.
When we last looked at the original Nexus 7 , it could be had for the low price of $170. If you passed on that deal, you'll be happy to know that the 32GB version can still be had for the even lower price of $160. If that $40 difference between the old and new is making a buying decision hard, take a look at a direct comparison of specs, scores the clinic and prices ; you can even add other tablets from our database to the mix if you want to see how they stack up.
Another product from our buyer's guide that's getting a discount this week is the 7-inch Kindle Fire HDX, with Best Buy offering the 16GB version for $30 less than the folks at Amazon. If you value speed, the Kindle Fire HDX is a good buy (see how it compares to some other 7-inch tablets ), but if you love the freedom that Android brings, you might want to look elsewhere -- with the HDX you're limited to Amazon's content ecosystem and support services.
The iPad Air might be the big thing right now, but it's worth noting that the iPad 2 is a great tablet that's still available from Apple for $100 less than the Air -- and it's even cheaper at other retailers . It's not featherweight like the iPad Air, but it does have the standard 10 hours of battery life and it runs iOS 7, so the iPad 2 can still run all the latest apps in the App Store.
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