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If you’re looking for a new mid-sized screen to switch to at the end of the day, the Amazon Fire 7 tablet might be worth a look.

Right now, you can get this tablet for just $49.99 at Amazon, down from $79.99. That’s a $30 discount and a pretty sweet deal for a newer tablet.

SEE ALSO: Amazon's latest Fire 7 tablet meets the tepid expectations set by its $60 price point

With a 10-hour battery life, 2GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage for books, shows, or whatever else you want to load up, the Fire 7 is a pocket-sized entertainment hub capable of handling doom scrolling, binge-watching, and more. (Note: Google Play is not supported on this device.)

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