The e-commerce giant’s daughter company sells a 2017-released Fire HD 8 for a measly $39.99, while 2016’s Kindle Paperwhite is available at $59.99 in both black and white colorways. The three killer deals are set to expire at 12 AM CT on October 7, so you don’t have a lot of time to consider your options. Let us make things simple for you therefore by saying these are absolute bargains in “good” condition with 90-day seller warranties included and only “minor cosmetic blemishes.”

Inspected and restored to “fully working condition” by Amazon technicians, the 8-inchers from a couple of years back are extremely similar to their 2018-released successors, which are typically available at $79.99 and up brand-new. The variants on sale today can also accommodate as much as 32 gigs of data internally rather than offering the 16GB storage space of the entry-level Fire HD 8 (2018) configuration.

The rest of the specs are… certainly not great, but they’re not terrible either considering you only need to cough up 40 bucks. We’re talking quad-core processing power, 1.5 gigs of memory, a battery life of up to 12 hours between charges, a microSD card slot, 1280 x 800 pixel resolution for the 8-inch display, a 2MP rear-facing shooter, and a modest VGA front-facing camera.

The 2016-released Kindle Paperwhite has naturally received a sequel of its own since then, but the 2018 waterproof version with 8GB storage normally starts at $130 brand-new. The model you can buy for just 60 bucks, meanwhile, comes with 4 gigs of room for “thousands” of e-books, a 6-inch Paperwhite display with E Ink Carta technology and a built-in light, up to six weeks (!!!) of battery life, and a 9.1 mm profile.