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
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- 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: 64 GB
Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported
Color: Plum
Style: Fire HD 10
Performance in DEC of 2022 rivals that of today's (2022) 64/4 GB Galaxy Tab 7 lite - with the 64/2 GB 9th gen Fire 10HD coming out slightly better despite having half the system ram and more screen area to manage (I owe this to the fact that Fire OS 7.x.x is actually a version of Android 9 Amazon currently maintains in-house while the Samsung Galaxy is trying to push the added baggage that comes with Android 12 - more overhead.) WIFI reception is superior to all tablets I've worked with equalled only by an iPad. So in terms of security patches to the OS, battery life, and WIFI reception - the iPad or the Amazon fire tablets are in my opinion the only way to go. A word about security patches: in my opinion of all Android devices Samsung is the best, but they use a tiered approach - top line models get fairly timely security updates (I'm not talking about Google APP store updates, I'm talking about OS system updates which only the tablet maker can provide). Entry and mid level Samsung devices get these as little as twice a year (which technically honors their pledge to support their devices for four years but in reality ... sucks!). I have a $600 Galaxy S5E I bought the same time I bought this $200 9th generation Kindle Fire 10HD. I'm still waiting for Samsung to patch a bluetooth issue the Android Open Source Project announced publically as "severe" four months ago. Amazon patched it the moment the security issue was announced ... Four months later Samsung is still dragging their feet and I can't use Bluetooth head phones because of it or any headphone for that matter because the $600 Samsung Galaxy didn't come with a headphone jack which is kinda surprising since not only did Amazon include a headphone jack on the $200 2019 model, but Amazon includes a headphone jack on the latest 2021 11th generation model. Its performance is rivals the latest 11th generation Kindle Fire 10 Plus - I am comparing the 64GB versions of both, the first having 2GB of system RAM vs 4GB of the enhanced Plus version. I recently setup 2 of the 11th generation Fire 10 HD Plus models I got for family as gifts. I have one of those next to this one (I have a 9th gen and an 11th gen Plus side by side) actual viewing area is the same. There is more non-touch-sensitive safety area on the sides of the 9th gen in landscape orientation and the 11th gen has more finger safe area in portrait. But, both have adequate finger safe areas on all sides so you can safely pick this thing up without triggering half a dozen apps. I like the 9th gen better than the 11th by only marginal differences in ergonomics. Performance gains of the 11th gen Plus (with its additional 2GB of system ram) were huge at first, but then I did a factory reset of the 9th gen and noticed not only did it set up just as fast as (maybe even faster than) the 11th gen, but reinstalling the apps was a breeze and performance differences between them all but vanished (just don't "long press" the back space button on either one). EDIT ============================= This part of the review is being written on the latest 11th gen 2021 release Fire 10HD Plus with 4GB system ram and 64GB of internal storage. The 9th generation of this model currently being reviewed is sitting next to it linked to the same account, same router (home network), with the same apps installed. Both having been wiped and set up from scratch recently: GET THIS: The 9th generation is one quarter of a second faster than the 11th generation in app loads, and menu selections. Just to test cache loads I closed and reopened the same app with no other apps in memory four times each. The difference is only noticable by side. The 11th gen handles this text box much better; but even with the newest model you still have to be careful with the backspace/delete button or you'll loose more than you intended to delete because both register deletes faster than the OS can perform them, and they store up. The 11th gen handles the screen better: When I drag the map in the MyRadar app around with my finger the 2d scrolling is smooth and responsive with the 11 gen Plus model - the 9th begins to stutter as you zoom (but this is so minor). Now, if I tried to edit a 1000 page spread sheet while listening to Spotify running in the background during a unique collision with an untimely app store update the added 2 GB system ram would make a huge difference. I can tell you that 3 years later due to Amazon's diligence in keeping up with their version of the OS, Going with Amazon's Fire tablet proved to be a better decision than my purchase of a $600 Samsung Galaxy Tab S5E at the same time. END OF EDIT WITH 11th generation Fire 10HD Plus 64GB 2021 version.======================== If I were looking to spend less than $300 on a tablet I would prefer a Fire 10 HD mainly because I would feel more secure that the OS itself is not leaking camera, microphone, and data information due to outright negligence on Amazon's part. A word about Fire OS, and why I'm sold on it. Unlike Android tablets, Amazon historically runs a modified and well maintained older version of Android than competing Android devices for performance reasons. Does anyone remember running Windows XP on a desktop designed for Vista? That same machine ran XP four times faster than Windows Vista. So HP and Dell had to stop shipping desktops with XP when Microsoft stopped patching security issues and were forced to ship the much slower Vista (the performance gains of the latest hardware were lost to the added baggage of the latest OS making the newer machines slower than the older). BUT ... What if Dell had acquired the rights to XP and maintained the security patches themselves calling it Dell OS. Well, that's exactly what Amazon does with Android. So, Fire OS 8.x.x.x is actually Android 11 and Fire OS 7.x.x.x is actually Android 9 as I have learned. Running older but well maintained versions of Android just makes sense. Which one of us would use Windows 10 or 11 if we could get a still maintained version of Windows XP? The performance is just going to be better. People talk about converting Fire Tablets into Android tablets by hacking them. I have a $600 Samsung Galaxy I wish I could hack and convert into a Fire OS tablet because I percieve that Samsung is sloppy if not purposely negligent. As a side bar item: If you hack a Kindle with Fire OS 7.x.x.x to side load Google Play store, you will only be able to get Android 9 versions of apps which are no longer maintained. Once Fire OS 8.x.x.x is out, hacking it at best will give you apps maintained up to Android 11 compatible source code - which will fall out of maintenance as Android moves on to later generations. The most significant point I want to make in this review is that Amazon has demonstrated consistently over time that their tablets hold up well, and that they continue to commit to your Fire tablet's system firmware with timely updates long after the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2022 by Grass roots
Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported
Color: White
Style: Fire HD 10
The os was for a 7" 7th Generation. Replacement one is 9th generation on a 10" screen with updated programs. Love it. So much better than first one. Able to see in great streaming quality with dual speakers on side or bottom in Show Mode. Speakers can be low or very high. Google Apps can now be loaded unto Kindle. I love watching movies late at night on my teeny tv in bed. I can also chromecast it to tv. I was a MacPro laptop only person for years as I've only had need for working on spread sheets at work. From 2011 I bought a Samsung Gallery 8" Nook as all I wanted it for was to read BOD. I was able to put my kindle app on it & so I had my large library of books to choose from. After 9 years of my Nook I decided to upgrade to a Kindle Fire. I travel often and wanted the capability of using truck stop & hotels wife's to watch my own movies on Amazon Prime. I've been a member of Prime for a couple of years now and enjoy Chromecasting movies to my TV. Watching on my Samsung Cellphone I enjoy the movies but the screen is so small I wanted a larger screen to use. So with my Fire HD 10 I'm able to do that. On new replacement Fire 10, I have had NO problems starting it up. Yesterday it updated and I now only have 3 columns to search for things. That's fine. I bought it mostly for my Kindle Library so during pandemic I could start reading some of my newer books. I downloaded the apk app so I could download my apps from Google Play store. You can get what you need to do this easily with the website Getjar. They can teach you how to add non Amazon Apps onto your Kindle Fire without difficulties. I'm also an Amazon Shopper for quite some time now. For years I've played games that pay you for visiting their websites. I also do health surveys and clinical trials that pay in free gift cards. When I build up my.points over $50 worth I use the money for both dog & human food. During pandemic I've spent about $500?grocery shopping on Amazon to avoid non masked non distancing people in stores. I love the products I buy and have a wide variety of food to choose from. With new Fire 10 my husband is able to increase font size to look at motorcycle parts to order. We get parts from Amazon cheaper than from Ebay and same quality as Ebay or JP Cycle. Until I have cataracts removed I like to be able also to increase my font size so I don't need my glasses and change the color tone of the pages. I prefer the black background with the white lettering, but yellow lettering gives it a softer look. Now on my lock screen. I don't lock it. We have no grandkids with us anymore to go into porn like we used to. So I prefer being able to just slide up the ad and go directly into my Kindle. When turning on tablet tou have 2 choices. If it starts in Amazon, click the start button again and it will start in Kindle Fire. It works the other way around also. Kindle main page. 3 columns 1st). FOR YOU Today's weather. Recent Apps. Continue is where you'll find your activities. Mine have Amazon movies I've recently watched on Prime TV plus my new book waiting for me to read. Next comes suggestions for new apps based on the ones I enjoy. News Videos by the News apo from different News Stations. Plus many more sections that Amazon knows my preferences of. I don't mind their suggestions. They even suggest new Medical Apps for me to use in teaching and new Motorcycle Parts for our bikes. In settings you decide what you want seen on your screens, and Amazon will just make suggestions IF you want them too. 2nd). HOME SCREEN Top of screen are my new items. Below are all of my apps saved from Amazon Cloud. The Apps Settings & Camera I've moved to top of page so I could touch them without searching for them. I have collections set up. Utilities are blended together from Amazon. This includes Weather, Clock, Calendar, Contacts, Maps, Calculator, Help, Docs, & Offers. These are all from Amazon. I prefer the Weather Channel app so I disabled the suggested app. You just hold down an app tou don't want on your screen and in top right corner click UNINSTALL. Very simple. The app will go into your sett6area of Apps. It's basically a Library of all apps you own. Downloaded or not. 3rd). Last column is LIBRARY. Stored here are all of my Collections starting with Kindle Books & Magazines. Each line going downward is different. APPS. KEEP MY NOTES is an app you can use your finger to write notes, letters, reminders and print out. Much better for classes or when you need to remember something and have no pen or paper handy. INKredible is another app that let's you write with your finger as well. Amazon now has some of same apps Google Play Store has so check out their app store first. YOUR MOVIE & TV APPS. Free is for me. I love finding free apps for movies or tv. My favorite night binges like Grey's Anatomy are not free on Prime, but are free on Hulu. Next line-APPS IN THE CLOUD. Fire TV is listed first. I dont use it as I'm already hooked into Chromecast. But it does the exact same thing. Here's where you can store all of your social networking apps for download. Or try some of the ones suggested by Amazon. GAMES. Whatever games you add goes here. If your games are connected to FB, you can still reconnect them to save your points on Fire. SILK BROWSER. It's the Amazon preferred app. I use it because I can pin my favorite websites to it. Instead of adding different browsers, just save to Silks Browser of Favorites and click on the website you want to go to or the browser you want to visit. I use Microsoft Bing to search as I get points for 50 searches daily=250 points. PRIME VIDEO. My saved to watchlist videos are listed here. AUDIBLE. I'm not much of a book listener, but I have 1 free Audible book listed to try. Next-Amazon News App. You can choose which broadcast news stations or newspapers you want to find news on. You get fresh news by the minute to hours. AMAZON MUSIC. As a Prime Member I get free music. So my last line is all of the musicians, and radio stations I choose to listen too. At bottom of page is the Customize button. Click on that, then you can drag the above lines into different orders. In Settings you can change your wallpaper for the background. Font size. Which will also change size of your icons. Display brightness can be fixed in setting as well as how long monitor stays on before closing. At top of screen is pull down notifications. Above that you can adjust brightness, wifi, check weather or other msgs like updates to apps or OS. Above notifications your wifi set6will tell you what your connection is, Bluetooth connections, and microphone. ALEXA will answer you if you enable her. Say "Alexa" and she can help you do research or find something or answer simple questions. If you turn Fire sideways it turns into show mode. I'm very happy with my replacement Fire HD 10. And I am tech savvy.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2020 by Ruthi