Amazon’s new Fire tablet family includes $50 7-inch model that can be bought in a six-pack

Amazon’s got a whole new family of Android tablets launching today that range from a 7-inch model that costs just $50 up to a 10.1-inch slate. Here’s how they all break down:

Amazon Fire HD 10.1

10.1-inch 1280×800 display
Quad-core MediaTek processor
5-megapixel rear camera, 720p front-facing camera
16/32GB of storage
microSD slot
1GB of RAM
Dual-band Wi-Fi
Amazon Fire OS 5 “Bellini,” based on Android Lollipop
262 x 159 x 7.7mm
Pre-order for $229.99 for 16GB or $259.99 for 32GB ($15 to disable sponsored screensavers), launch on September 30

Amazon Fire HD 8

8-inch 1280×800 display
Quad-core MediaTek processor
5-megapixel rear camera, 720p front-facing camera
16/32GB of storage
microSD slot
1GB of RAM
Dual-band Wi-Fi
Amazon Fire OS 5 “Bellini,” based on Android Lollipop
214 x 128 x 7.7mm
Pre-order for $229.99 for 16GB or $259.99 for 32GB ($15 to disable sponsored screensavers), launch on September 30

Amazon Fire 7

7-inch 1024×600 display
Quad-core processor
2-megapixel rear, VGA front cameras
8GB of storage
microSD slot
1GB of RAM
Amazon Fire OS 5 “Bellini,” based on Android Lollipop
191 x 115 x 10.6mm
Pre-order for $49.99 ($15 to disable sponsored ads), launch on September 30

Amazon Fire Kids Edition

7-inch 1024×600 display
Quad-core processor
2-megapixel rear, VGA front cameras
8GB of storage
microSD slot
1GB of RAM
Kid-proof case, if the tablet breaks within 2 years, Amazon will replace it for free
1 year of Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, includes kid-friendly games, movies, TV shows, and educational apps
219 x 138 x 25.5mm
Pre-order for $99.99, launch on September 30

Perhaps the most interesting device included in today’s announcement is the 7-inch Fire tablet. While it’s not the most highly-specced device, it is a tablet that costs just $50 and comes from a reputable retailer. Heck, Amazon is even selling the Fire in a six-pack that has you pay for five tablets and then get one free with the code FIRE6PACK. At just $50 apiece, the Fire tablet could be a big holiday gift or just a nice option for folks that want a tablet but don’t have a ton of cash to spend on one.