Customers that need to return one
of the Fire HD Kids Edition tablets will simply drop it in the mail and receive a brand new tablet in return.
But otherwise, Amazon's hands - free assistant is one
of the Fire HD 10's best features.
Amazon is releasing a version
of its Fire HD 10 tablet with a silver aluminum all - metal enclosure.
The basic model
of the Fire HD 10 has 32 GB of storage, but it also comes in a 64 GB version, and both sport a MicroSD card slot for expansion.
While the performance and features
of the Fire HD 8 betters those of the Fire 7, it also manages to outlast the Fire HD 10, making it a slightly more enticing proposition for those who want to travel with it.
The audio position
of the Fire HD 8 is much stronger than the Fire 7 (which has a mono speaker).
If you're in the market for a new tablet, now is the perfect time to get the Fire HD 10 because Amazon is throwing in a free Echo Dot with the purchase
of the Fire HD 10.
The Kids Edition
of the Fire HD 8 is made up of the same hardware as the regular version, but the Kids Edition has a «Kid - Proof» foam case to help protect it from drops and other rough treatment.
The best feature
of the Fire HD 8 Kids Edition, hands down, is the two - year «Worry - Free Warranty,» which covers accidental damage.
If you're planning to buy more than one, you can save an extra $ 30 on a pair
of Fire HD 8 Kids Edition Tablets for $ 149.98.
This year's version
of the Fire HD 8 comes in Black, Canary Yellow, Marine Blue (the unit I'm reviewing) and Punch Red.
There's a built - in microphone at the very top
of the Fire HD 8.
It scored 37,117 in the 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited test, which is nearly triple the score
of the Fire HD 10 (13,435), though it's behind the Acer E15 laptop's mark (49,211).
Amazon's digital assistant, Alexa, is the star
of the Fire HD 8.
This year's version
of the Fire HD 8 comes in Black, Canary Yellow, Marine Blue (the unit I'm reviewing) and Punch Red.
In addition to the Fire and Fire Kids tablets, Amazon has launched new versions
of Fire HD tablet.
Use
of Fire HD 8 tablet is subject to the terms found here.
It includes single tablets, special editions, and a new 3 - pack
of Fire HD 8.
The iPad has been put aside in favor
of the Fire HD 8.
Amazon has also offered a 2 pack
of Fire HD 8 Kids Edition Tablets for as low as $ 149.98.
Last month Amazon announced the release
of the Fire HD 8 Reader's Edition Tablet, their most misleading product release yet.
Amazon has also offered a 3 pack
of Fire HD 8 Tablets for as low as $ 119.97.
The newcomer is part
of the Fire HD lineup and it's a new Fire HD 8 unit, starting at $ 90.
Screen resolution
of the Fire HD is pretty comparable to that of the iPad.
While most
of the Fire HD 8's features aren't impressive if you compare them to a fancier tablet, it's tough to find a polished tablet with solid performance at this price range.
Here is the feature wise review
of Fire HD 10 tablet updated for 2018.
While the screen is still 7 inches, the face
of Fire HD is larger than that of its predecessor: it's 2 millimeters taller and 17 millimeters wider.
The next generation
of our Fire HD 8, with up to 12 hours of battery life, a vibrant 8» HD display, a 1.3 GHz quad - core processor, 1.5 GB of RAM and Dolby Audio.
Fitting it involves simply squeezing it over the edges
of the Fire HD 6, which is easy enough.
iFixit's teardown
of the Fire HD 6 reveals that the battery itself weighs 60g, suggesting to us that maybe it's a bit of a lo - fi unit.
Amazon is also lowering the price
of its Fire HD Kids Edition which will now be priced at # 99.99.
A software update will add the new Goodreads features to the Kindle Paperwhite (all models), the Kindle Voyage, and the current entry - level Kindle, as well as the confusing number
of Fire HD and HDX tablets released over the past couple of years.
At first I was rather put off by the weight
of the Fire HD 8, but you get used to it after awhile.
The audio position
of the Fire HD 8 is much stronger than the Fire 7 (which has a mono speaker).
The sides
of the Fire HD house the various buttons and connections, although these are kept to a relative minimum.
The Amazon Fire HD 6 is shown on top
of the Fire HD 7.
The 2013 edition
of the Fire HD seems to have a lot of...
Sitting at the heart
of the Fire HD 10 is a MediaTek quad - core processor with 2 GB of RAM, a boost over the other tablets in the family and a faster set of components than the previous version of this tablet.
Instead of the completely - flush buttons
of the Fire HD, the HDX now has a circular power button on the left, and a volume rocker on the right They're still recessed, but not in a way that makes them impossible to find in the dark, or even in the light if you don't know where to look.
This $ 99 tablet is the smaller, non-HD version
of the Fire HD 8 Kids Edition, and offers most the same great features: a one - year subscription to FreeTime Unlimited, which gives your child access to age - appropriate curated content; a two - year accidental - damage warranty in case your child breaks the device; in - depth parental controls; and a durable, child - friendly case.
Amazon calls the 2017 edition
of its Fire HD 8 tablet the «all - new Fire HD 8,» but there really isn't anything new about it except a handful of new colors — oh, and its slightly lower price tag.
The Kids Edition
of the Fire HD 8 is made up of the same hardware as the regular version, but the Kids Edition has a «Kid - Proof» foam case to help protect it from drops and other rough treatment.
The Amazon Fire HD 10 is a slightly more expensive variant
of the Fire HD 8 tablet, and it also comes with a larger display, as its name says.
Again, it houses the speaker grilles, but where the metal strip
of the Fire HD added a touch of the premium, the plastic bar on the HDX cheapens the overall look.
So at almost twice the price
of a Fire HD 8, what's it really worth?
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But the design
of the Fire HD is the really eye - catcher.
That means more viewing area — 15 percent more for HD video in the case
of the Fire HD 8 and 22 percent more for the Fire HD 10, than tablets with a 4:3 aspect ratio.
The online retailer is now offering a Reader's Edition
of the Fire HD 8.
The overall design
of the Fire HD 10 is basically the exact same as the Fire HD 8, just bigger.