Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet, 8” HD Display, 32 GB, 30% faster processor, designed for portable entertainment, (2022 release), Black
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Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported
Color: Black
Style: Fire HD 8
Features
- Enhanced performance - Updated hexa-core processor for more responsive performance (up to 30% faster than previous gen Fire HD 8).
- All day battery life - Up to 13 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching videos, and listening to music at home and on-the-go.
- Fire HD 8 offers 8" HD display and 2 GB RAM. Choose from 32GB or 64GB (up to 1TB of expandable storage via microSD card). New design is thinner and lighter than previous gen. Screen made with strengthened aluminosilicate glass. As measured in tumble tests, Fire HD 8 is twice as durable as Apple iPad mini (2021).
- Stay connected with family and friends - ask Alexa to make video calls to friends and family or download apps like Zoom.
- Do more with Alexa - Ask Alexa to listen to music, get news and weather, update shopping lists, and set reminders. Control your smart home, or ask Alexa to make video calls to friends and family with apps like Zoom.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024 by Jules
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Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported
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The Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet is a versatile and feature-rich device that redefines your entertainment experience. With its vibrant display, powerful performance, and extensive content library, this tablet becomes your go-to device for everything from streaming movies to reading books and staying connected with friends and family. The standout feature of the Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet is its brilliant 8-inch HD display. The vibrant colors and sharp resolution make videos, photos, and e-books come to life, offering an immersive viewing experience. Whether you're catching up on your favorite shows, browsing the web, or enjoying an e-book, the display ensures stunning visuals that keep you engaged. The tablet's performance is impressive, thanks to its quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM. Apps load quickly, and multitasking becomes a breeze, allowing you to seamlessly switch between different tasks without any lag. The Fire HD 8 tablet delivers smooth performance, making it perfect for gaming, streaming, and everyday productivity. Amazon Fire HD 8 offers access to a vast library of content through the Amazon Appstore. With popular apps like Netflix, Prime Video, Spotify, and more available at your fingertips, you can enjoy endless hours of entertainment. Additionally, with an Amazon Prime membership, you gain access to thousands of movies, TV shows, e-books, and magazines, further enhancing your content options. The tablet is designed with family-friendly features in mind. Amazon FreeTime allows you to create personalized profiles for kids, offering age-appropriate content and parental controls. With FreeTime Unlimited, kids get access to thousands of games, apps, and educational content, making the Fire HD 8 tablet an excellent device for the whole family. The Fire HD 8 tablet offers hands-free functionality with Alexa integration. With just your voice, you can control your tablet, play music, set reminders, check the weather, and more. Alexa becomes your virtual assistant, allowing you to access information and perform tasks with ease, making your daily life more convenient and efficient. Battery life is a strength of the Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet. With up to 12 hours of mixed-use battery life, you can enjoy extended periods of entertainment, web browsing, and productivity without worrying about running out of power. The tablet's battery performance ensures that it stays powered up throughout your day. The tablet's design is sleek and portable. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to carry around, making it ideal for on-the-go use. The durable build ensures that it can handle everyday use and travel without compromising its performance. In conclusion, the Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet is an exceptional all-in-one entertainment companion. With its vibrant display, powerful performance, extensive content library, and family-friendly features, this tablet offers endless possibilities for entertainment and productivity. Whether you're watching movies, reading e-books, or staying connected, the Fire HD 8 tablet becomes an essential part of your daily life. Experience the convenience and joy of the Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet and unlock a world of entertainment and productivity at your fingertips.
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Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported
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Style: Fire HD 8
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2023 by Madhavan
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
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Color: Black
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I own two PC's, an iPhone, an iPad, and a Kindle Oasis. I didn't NEED another device for reading Kindle ebooks, but the Prime Day price was irresistible, as was the price for the tri-fold case. I have been more than happy with this little tablet. It's eight inches instead of seven inches (which I would have preferred, my wife loves the one we bought for her) in size, but it includes twice the memory of the other Kindle Fire I was considering as well as a USB C charging port which the seven-inch Fire doesn't have. I've found the form factor as easy to use as the seven-inch Fire, especially with the tri-fold case, which is very similar in style and function to the original iPad cases, and also an excellent value. Weight isn’t bad either. When you purchase a Kindle Fire, PLEASE UNDERSTAND that you are NOT buying a premium Android tablet, nor are you paying anything close to what a premium Android tablet would cost. This Kindle Fire shines as an ebook reader. It offers more display options for viewing books (including multiple column options) than a Kindle PaperWhite or Oasis, more memory for storing books, and a speaker that allows you to use the “Read Aloud” feature (not quite as nice as a real audio book, but getting better all the time) without having to plug in a headset. The Kindle Fire is significantly lower in cost than a PaperWhite or Oasis (I’m not sure Oasis is still available. If it’s not I think that’s a shame.) I like to read Kindle books on the Fire using a landscape orientation with two columns. The folded tri-fold case provides a nice viewing angle. The Kindle Fire 8 inch offers a halfway decent web browser, which I use mostly to read online newspapers and complete the New York Times’ daily Wordle and Spelling Bee. The Amazon App Store (I don’t believe the Google Playstore is available for Kindle tablets) offers a decent selection of games and other apps, including a version of Microsoft 365 that actually CAN be used. There’s also a Yahtzee app that I really like, especially because the ads are so unintrusive, and a little railroad game that’s more challenging than it looks. Both of these are great for avoiding boredom when waiting for a meeting. The onscreen keyboard is reasonably responsive and easy to use. With all apps, it’s important to remember that, compared to premium Android tablets, a Kindle Fire is SLOW!!! That doesn’t bother me at all when I consider what I paid for this tablet. It’s an EXCELLENT value, in my opinion, better than I expected it to be.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by Orion
Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
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TL;DR The Kindle Fire HD 8 is a serviceable tablet if you don’t intend to use it for much outside of consuming media, primarily from Amazon’s in-house apps. If you’re interested, I recommend that you wait until they’re on sale before making the purchase. Full Review: I bought my Kindle Fire HD 8 primarily for listening to music. I use Amazon Music (Unlimited subscriber) and it has a headphone jack. Not wanting to deal with the ads from the lockscreen, I paid to have them removed. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been playing around with the device to see what it’s capable of when it comes to media consumption. Here’s what I’ve come up with! I did manage to sideload Google Play and several apps. I’ll reflect on those experiences, though any issues I had from this will not count against the device, as Google Play and the apps from it are not officially supported. Interface and Build Quality You are pretty much stuck with their stock interface. You can’t remove ANY of the Amazon apps from the homescreen. However, you can hide them away in a folder. This cleaned things up, nicely. Toward the top of the screen, you have a static bar that shows your last 2 apps, as well as some recommended apps. They do manage to sneak a sponsored app in there from time to time. Seeing that I paid to get rid of ads, this annoyed me (though it really doesn’t impact my use.) I actually like typing on this more than I do my Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite or my Samsung S22 phone, which surprised me. One would think they’d make sure their own apps are working on their own devices at least as well as the apps work on their competitors devices. The tablet itself feels kinda cheap, but not as cheap as I expected. The screen’s glass isn’t as smooth as my Samsung devices, but it’s quite functional. You can tell there’s not much power under the hood, as apps take a few seconds to load, and there’s sometimes interface lag when interacting with them. The onboard speakers suck, but I don’t use them. Headphones are the way to go… and since it has a headphone jack, I’m all set. The display is plenty for what I use it for. Support I’ve reached out to Amazon a few times to ask questions, or to get help. They’ve been incredibly responsive. The reps have always been courteous and informative. High marks here! Audio and Video Quality Music sounds great through my Audio Technica ATH-M50x headphones, especially HD and Ultra HD from Amazon Music. Strangely, the app does not have an EQ option (I can adjust the EQ on my Windows PC and on my other Android devices.) It supports my Fosi Audio DS1 with no problems. This improves the sound a bit (mostly making things a bit louder.) It did not power up my Fosi Audio K5 Pro, however. Unfortunately, the Kindle Fire HD 8 did not support my Bluetooth Audio Technica ATH-SR50BT’s, which was a disappointment. 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Books loaded just fine, and you can interact with them as you’d expect (the Kindle is pretty robust for this, for those who’re interested.) Non-media Consumption I tried getting Discord to work on the Fire HD 8. While I was able to install it, the experience was pretty terrible. Browsing the internet with the Silk browser leaves some to be desired, and the mail/calendar apps are not something I’m interested in using. Again, I’m using this primarily for music, so I’m fine with this. However, if I needed to use it for anything productive, I’d be quite frustrated. Google Play Instructions on how to get Google Play installed are readily available online, and it’s easily doable within an hour’s time. I was able to install an EQ for my music, which works okay (I did have the app crash once.) The Gmail app loaded fairly well, as did Google Chrome. However, I can’t sync Chrome, as my email account was already used to activate the Kindle. There haven’t been any issues with YouTube. Dragon Quest 1 and 2 installed flawlessly and seem to work fine. However, Baldur’s Gate 1 & 2, along with other Beamdog games did not install at all (these aren’t officially supported, but folks claim it works. Not for me!) Again, none of these experiences with Google Play will count for or against my overall rating for this device. I’m simply stating them in case anyone else is interested in tinkering. Ultimately, the Kindle Fire HD 8 is okay for the money (when on sale.) It works for my purposes, but I can tell it’d leave a lot to be desired if I wanted to use it for anything more. The fact that they still advertise apps on the home screen, even after you pay to remove ads is annoying (enough to knock my rating down a star.) I do suspect that the Kindle Fire devices are probably loss-leaders, and any ads they can cram in help generate income.
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