There's the regular Kids Edition and a "Pro" model. The latter, aimed at older kids, has a streamlined case with a little less padding and the option for parents to install apps from a dedicated Kids app store. The Kids Edition versions are exactly the same as the regular Fire tablets, except they come with a rugged case and a two-year worry-free guarantee, which means Amazon will replace the tablet for free if your kids break it.
But if you're making more demands on your Fire tablet than a 3-year-old who loves Carl the Super Truck , you should probably cough up a little extra and buy an HD 8. Like we said in our Fire 7 review , the 7-inch screen feels cramped and its screen resolution is noticeably pixelated. Its battery also lags behind the other two tablets, and the 8-gigabytes of internal storage is pitifully small, mandating a MicroSD card from the get-go.
Only buy one of the "10th Generation" or "11th Generation" Fire tablets. We suggest sticking to the tablets we talk about in this article also listed here. If you're on a tight budget, the Fire HD 10 is often available for less than the new one. The downside with it and other, older model Fire tablets is that they may not get software updates for as long as the current generation will.
You'll also miss out on the faster processor and more RAM in the newer model. You can do most of the same things from an Android tablet or iPad, but the Fire OS interface is crafted specifically to deliver Amazon goods, with swipeable pages for each type of media Amazon sells. The Kids Editions are also some of the best-quality tablets for kids, encased in a rugged bumper, and all have MicroSD slots so you can add extra storage. Cheap: Did we mention the price?
They're a great value. Non-Amazon Content is Lacking: The greatest strength of these tablets is also their greatest weakness. Tech-savvy users have found ways to add the Google Play Store or sideload apps, but these devices are built to serve up Amazon's library first and foremost. This model features a colorful kid-proof case with a built-in stand.
This top-of-the-line Kindle is a returning favorite that hasn't yet been improved upon. It's thin and light with an adjustable warm light that's pleasant to read by.
The glare-free screen reads just like real paper and is just as easy to read in bright light as it is in low light.
It has a waterproof design and is compatible with Audible. The current model of the Kindle Paperwhite is the thinnest yet and is waterproof so you can truly read it anywhere.
The glare-free display and built-in, adjustable light also allow you to see the screen clearly in any lighting conditions. A simple, affordable Kindle that's great for anyone who doesn't need too many special features. This long-standing pick is still an excellent choice for many buyers. It now has a built-in light, so you can read in a dark room.
At six-inch, this model is also compact in size. What we love about this new kids' edition Kindle is that it comes with a year of free unlimited access to a huge range of children's books. Parental control options are available to prevent kids from reading age-inappropriate content.
Amazon Fire Tablets are affordable tablets that allow you to surf the web, stream content, use apps, take photos, and more. They have high-quality LED screens that make it easy to watch movies or TV shows without missing any details, they have integrated cameras, and they offer access to the web, apps, and e-mail.
Kindles are e-readers optimized specifically for reading eBooks and, depending on which model you choose, listening to audiobooks. All current models have paper-like glare-free displays that can be read even in direct sunlight.
Higher-end models offer a screen light and waterproof construction. While you can read eBooks on an Amazon Fire Tablet, the screen is more digital and less paper-like. Both of these options are lightweight and easily portable. Features: When purchasing an Amazon Fire Tablet, certain features such as a 2MP front- and rear-facing camera are standard and you find them on all models. Other features vary depending on the tablet you purchase.
Screen: The two options many people are most concerned about are size and screen resolution. As a result, the Kindle Paperweight and Kindle Oasis offer the best reading experience when it comes to text clarity.
Like all tablets, the Kindle Fires are backlit, which means that the display is created by shining lights from behind the screen towards your eyes. The colors are far crisper, and you can use the device at night without any problem. These types of screens are better for watching videos but when reading books, the direct lights can strain and dry out your eyes. All three of the current Amazon Kindles offer what is known as front-lighting. In this case, the LEDs are mounted around the edge of the screen, in-front of the display itself.
These lights are also adjustable so you can tailor the brightness to your preferences. All three versions of the Amazon Fire can play videos and music as well as access internet browsers and social media. By contrast, the Kindle is designed for one thing and one thing only - reading books. If color is important to you, then a Fire tablet is the way to go. Audible gives you access to one audiobook and two audible original shows per month.
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