Amazon has slashed the cost of a range of own-brand tech gadgets in 'surprise sale' - and we have some of the top picks.
Amazon has excited bargain hunters by slashing the cost of a range of its own tech gadgets ahead of the biggest sales event of the year.
The price drops cover a range of Amazon's own-branded tech gadgets, which you can distinguish as being any device backed by its signature Alexa, be it the Echo Dot, Fire TV and tablets, reports the Manchester Evening News. The tablet has consistently been the subject of high praise, particularly within the Amazon reviews, as many have hailed its quality, speed and battery life.
Fitted with 4K, Dolby Digital audio, HDR, shoppers can choose from sizes starting from 32-inch. Prices do rise depending on the size of the screen as the 40-inch version of the Fire TV 2 Series is reduced by £70 to £229.
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