You'll pay a bit more for the Kids Edition since they are almost indestructible, but it's worth it if you don't want to fork out on an iPad or similar. Plus, the larger 10-inch screen is perfect for slightly older children when compared to the Fire 7 or 8 Kids Edition tablets. Although you can still access your normal range of Fire apps through a separate adult profile, the Kids Edition comes packed with child-friendly apps and protection. Imagine an Amazon Fire tablet then wrap it up in a protective case that could literally be thrown at a wall and still survive that's the Fire HD 10 Kids. Still, it's a budget-friendly Amazon Fire tablet that could easily pass off as pocket change. With Wi-Fi turned off, it does improve, but not nearly enough to last the whole day. But, don't sit out in the sun, as you'll struggle to see the screen.Īlthough it is portable, the Amazon Fire 7 is better served as an at-home device since its battery life isn't great. If you want to take the Amazon Fire 7 out and about with you, it will easily fit in your bag or rucksack, despite offering a generous 7-inch screen at this price. It's not the most stylish tablet, but it will definitely withstand the kids getting their hands on it.Īround the edges, you'll find a 3.5mm audio jack, micro-USB port, and a microSD card slot plenty of useful ports should you need them. This affordable tablet is great for all the family since it comes bubble-wrapped (not literally) in Amazon's rubber design, making it extremely durable. If you're looking for a tablet that works as an e-reader with a little more functionality, the Amazon Fire 7 could be the perfect choice for you.

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