Fire HD 10 Tablet (10.1" 1080p full HD display, 32 GB) – Twilight Blue (2019 Release)
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Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported
Color: Twilight Blue
Style: Fire HD 10
Features
- 10.1" 1080p full HD display; 32 or 64 GB of internal storage (add up to 512 GB with microSD)
- Now 30% faster thanks to the new 2.0 GHz octa-core processor and 2 GB of RAM
- Longer battery lifeUp to 12 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching video, and listening to music
- Hands-free with Alexa, including on/off toggle
- 2 MP front and rear-facing cameras with 720p HD video recording
- Stay on track Check email, make video calls, update shopping lists, and set reminders. Use your favorite apps like Zoom, Outlook, and OneNote
- Now with USB-C and faster charging. Includes a USB-C cable & 9W power adapter in the box
- 1-year limited warranty
- Picture-in-Picture viewing with Netflix, STARZ, Pinterest, MLB At Bat and more
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Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported
Color: Black
Style: Fire HD 10
...I'm not sure why people are expecting miracles out of this thing. As a person who currently owns the 2017 HD 10 (it'll be on it's way back to Amazon as trade-in fodder for this particular 2019 model) and being able to directly compare the two models side by side, I can tell you... You're not going to find a better value. Seriously. Yes, there's another big-box retailer who sells tablets of varying sizes and somewhat the same performance (quad-core processor, 2 GB of RAM) for roughly the same pricing, but those models pale in comparison to what Amazon has pulled off with these Fire HD tablets. The Fire OS runs smoothly on these devices, whereas stock Android tends to run sluggish on the competitor's devices because they're not optimized for the software/hardware. Amazon makes sure these tablets work, right out of the gate. If they don't, they'll either fix or replace it, immediately. Can't beat that. It's snappy, a good bit snappier than the 2017 with its quad-core processor compared to 19's octa-core processor. Sadly, Amazon hasn't figured out that Android-based devices need at least 3 GBs of RAM these days, 2 is really pushing the lower limits. (I know, I know, someone will come along and say Android doesn't need more than 2 and how it handles RAM differently from other OSs, etc. Heard it all before.) 3+ needs to become the norm on Android devices. That said, this thing moves. Start-up and shutdown are rapid and furious. 2017's took upwards of a minute to fully load at power on. It dragged and dragged. It was a nice tablet, once loaded and running, but the 2019 model utterly defeats it. Same 1080p panel (gorgeous, btw), better audio with actual Dolby Atmos whereas the 2017 model was just Dolby Audio (good, but not Atmos.) and yes, even the packaging of these devices denotes the change. (2017 says Dolby, period and '19 says Dolby Atmos ) and now USB-C for faster charging and data transfers. Same SD Card slot, but now takes a maximum of 512 GB for storage! So, basically, it has everything you want and makes it better. It just falls short of what you need (more RAM) and better customization. All in all, you're not going to find a better tablet with this level of performance, for the price. MSRP at $149.99 is fantastic. Black Friday and Prime Day pricing of $99.99 or less is INCREDIBLE. Buy it on sale and get a great tablet experience. Oh, and yes, it's Alexa powered/Show Mode capable. Just a button press on the screen and off you go. Update: Over a month later and this is my daily driver over my PC and my Pixel 2 XL. The display remains gorgeous and Disney+ and Netflix just pop and wow on this display. So worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2019 by Jefferey Bowman
Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported
Color: Plum
Style: Fire HD 10
After purchasing two or three Kindle Paperwhites, I realized that my eyes were straining to read the written word. This past Christmas, a good friend of mine called me to help him find his wife a replacement for her very old and worn out Kindle. I knew she had one and had told me that it had seen better days. Early last year, I gave her a brand new Kindle Paperwhite just like the one I had. To my mind, the Oasis is too overpriced for what it offers and that extra inch of diagonal screen size is certainly not worth the extra $100+ I would have to pay. However, I had long been under the impression that what she had all these years was a Paperwhite solely because when she purchased hers, the Oasis did not exist. In fact, she might have even had the Kindle, not even the Paperwhite it was so old. Then just before Christmas, she told me something odd—her screen she thought was much larger than the one I gave her and I replaced that other than the Oasis, that was the largest screen on a Kindle. Finally, she retorted that she had a Kindle Fire 10” model. I had heard of them, but actually thought that the Fire was no longer sold and believed the reason to be because it could not compete with the iPad. After all, no one can. If Amazon couldn’t, who could? No one, that the right answer. When her husband called stating he wanted to replace hers, I had already looked online for the Kindle Fire 10 and realized that the Fire was really a Kindle plus a tablet that one could do more. And this 2019 version could do much more than the 2017 release. It has a octa-core chip which made it very fast, like the iPad, Amazon was charging too much for memory; however, Apple’s memory is top rate memory; the best money can buy, but the memory in the Kindle is not ‘top drawer’ to say the least. It’s just memory, but good memory. It does have an expansion drive in that of a microSD card up to 128GB and it’s made by SanDisk especially for the Amazon. That’s how much pull Amazon has these days, thankfully so. So, he purchased her one. The only thing I can’t understand is why the Fire 10 is exactly the same price as the Paperwhite. It’s so much more and it’s in color whereas the Paperwhite is b&w. Maybe it’s a sell at cost to compete in some small way with the iPad. But, I doubt is uses Android. At least, I hope it doesn’t. Well, this 10” + is one great reader and tablet. Amazingly, what I found is where the Paperwhite is a very good reader, this does one thing that the Paperwhite never could or would. The🔥 Fire 10 (2019) urges me to read and read more where the Paperwhite caused so much eye strain, that I would read 10-15 pages at best in one sitting. The Fire 10 encourages me to read nearly a whole Christie novel in one night. I can’t seem to put it down. I even set up my email on the Tablet so I don’t have to put it aside and go to my iPad when I am reading. I can order from Amazon on the Fire 10 as well without doing the same with email. The color is striking. The only odd thing is why Dolby Atmos is played on the very small speakers is beyond me. I think it would be virtually useless to listen to a movie in Atmos on any tablet. Maybe it’s a selling key point. The Kindle Fire 10 is very light and can go anywhere. The battery life has a lot to be desired. It simply drops like the ball in Times Square on New Year’s Eve. So, I read with my plugged in—however, it does use USB-C which is a super uptick from the Fire 7 and 8. I could go on and on, but there are plenty reviews online that will give you all attributes and negatives when read together. But, in the end, what I can say is that this tablet/reader is really fantastic. I can’t imagine what will be available by the time the Kindle Fire 10, 12th Generation is released. At this price, it will surely be a steal. I just wonder if I will any longer need an iPad Pro? Yes, probably so, but along with the Kindle Fire 10, xx Generation. I shall also keep the Paperwhite when going to the doctor or dentist or anywhere else I expect to be a wait, no, make that a long wait as per the medico’s office.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2020 by GreatAmazonBuyer