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Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet, 10.1", 1080p Full HD, 32 GB, (2021 release), Olive
$84.99
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$84.99
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Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet, 10.1", 1080p Full HD, 32 GB, (2021 release), Olive
Rob G –
I purchased this during prime deal days, got it for the sole purpose to screen mirror to my TV to watch movies. Well it doesn’t screen mirror (NOTE: There is no option to screen cast/mirror in its settings) to a Vizio, which I did not know prior to purchasing. I purchased a dongle that did not work. Upon research I found a video that showed a product called a m i r a p l u g HDMI cable, I downloaded an app and hooked up to the tablet and Voilà I’m able to cast my tablet to the tv. Overall I’m happy with the tablet being that it’s up to date with its OS, my last one was an old Galaxy Tab E, just not a fan of the extra stuff I had to purchase in order to mirror my screen to my tv.
Dogmom.101<span class="a-icon a-profile-verified-badge"><span class="a-profile-verified-text"> –
This is the second Amazon Fire 10 tablet I’m using, the first one had its battery die after several years.
To replace my first FIre 10 I purchased, off Amazon, a quad-core 10-inch unit. Slow, slow, slow, and construction quality was only OK. I returned that and ordered, again off Amazon, a popularly-rated octo-core 6MB 10-inch Android 12 unit. It came in with Android 11 but then auto-updated to Android 12, which is where the trouble started. The launcher, Quickstep (a search of that should help you find the unit in question) plus YouTube kept crashing with on-screen error messages. There is no fix from the manufacturer. Essentially dead unit, also returned.
So, back to the Amazon Fire 10. It is the only mid-tier, mid-priced tablet that is actually worth the money you’ll pay for it. Yes yes, it is a bit more expensive than the no-name direct-from-importer units but this one ACTUALLY WORKS AS EXPECTED. Not the fastest but not the slowest, reliable quality that will last until the hardware fails somehow.
I should have saved myself the headache and just stuck with the Fire 10.
LeGen –
Update – The Music app tricked me into a free 30 day trial. I cancelled immediately since I was tricked into it and never wanted it. Now AMAZON is billing me $10.81 a month for the the Music service I cancelled In early September and that did not Bill me in Sept but is billing me in October. THERE IS NO WAY TO CONTACT AMAZON TO FIX THIS! Having to file fraud charges with my CC company! An hour of my life wasted by AMAZON Music. AND I CAN”T Even remove the Music App to avoid repeats.
I am no longer recommending FIre Products since their apps engage in fraud.
Battery life and speed were a massive step up from the RCA Viking tablets I was replacing.
Have some patience on the pricing and you can score big time.
The first 2 were ‘refurb’ and worked perfectly.
Warning – these are not straight up Android tablets. They are primarily a show case for Amazon/Kindle.
Looking for a good/affordable Kindle reader with some surfing? Fabulous out of the box
Need more? Not a problem, just google “add play store to fire tablet” and follow the instructions. And you will be most of the way to full Android.
James Hayes, AKA The Wise Dragon –
This tablet is great easy to use. Most of the controls are easy to find. Connects to amazon in a blink of the eye so I can order new kindle books. Love the Kindle challenges. The best thing is my kindle books are stored to the cloud. If something happens to the Fire tablet, I can just reload them! (I know I had it happen.) I bought one for my sister too. This summer on Prime days!!! What a Deal two for less than the price of one! However, the one problem is, If you add a memory card you are unable to remove it with the stored data intact This feature while protecting Amazon is annoying to the consumer. —————- J
Jhill Perran –
I’ve had several different brands of tablets over the year, including the “fruity” one, but the Amazon Fire Tablet is, by far, the best tablet out there! ANY & EVERYTHING that the other brands, which are three times the price of this one can do, my Fire HD can do in equal measure! You don’t need a degree to operate this one either. My 84-year old Mother can easily handle this device! I swear by it! The picture is crisp and clear—the sound is great and it boots up & recharges very quickly. I have Fire HD in 7, & 8 inch as well. The 10″, however, is my favorite. It’s like having a small but powerful tv in bed with you at night, but I can put wireless headphones in it and not disturb my husband. It makes a great gift. My brother-in-law will find one beneath the Christmas tree this year!
Kurt –
UPDATE: Device started freezing up so I disabled Alexa and Alexa Hands-Free in settings then re-booted and it returned to good performance.
I needed a tablet mainly for reading digital magazines and watching movies, and this tablet just happened to go on sale about 50% off for $74.99 (presumably because the new model comes out in a couple weeks) so I snagged one. If you’re expecting blazing performance and a premium build, look elsewhere. However, the screen on this device is fairly crisp for its size (not 4k or anything spectacular), and it loads movies, magazines and games without much problem (although expect it to be slower than your phone if your phone is mid range or higher from 2020+). Overall, you won’t get better specs for $75 right now, but it’s not a super high performance device and has a plastic build so don’t expect an iPad, because it doesn’t pretend to be one.
Sam –
The Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet (2021 release) in Lavender has proven to be a thoughtful and versatile gift for my daughter. This latest model offers a captivating 10.1″ 1080p Full HD display and ample storage, making it a fantastic companion for entertainment and educational pursuits. This review shares how this tablet has enriched my daughter’s experiences.
Vibrant Display:
The Fire HD 10’s 1080p Full HD display in Lavender is both visually stunning and captivating. It’s vibrant colors and sharp resolution make watching movies, videos, and playing games a delightful visual treat. The larger screen size enhances immersion and ensures that every detail is beautifully presented.
Entertainment Galore:
My daughter has enjoyed many entertainment options on the Fire HD 10. Whether streaming her favorite shows, browsing interactive eBooks, or playing engaging games, the tablet offers diverse entertainment choices that keep her engaged and excited.
Responsive Performance:
The tablet’s responsive performance ensures smooth navigation and efficient multitasking. Apps launch quickly, and browsing the web is a seamless experience. The quad-core processor delivers the power needed for smooth performance across various tasks.
Ample Storage:
With 32 GB of storage, the Fire HD 10 provides ample space for storing apps, games, videos, photos, and more. It allows my daughter to explore and download her favorite content without worrying about running out of space.
Kid-Friendly Features:
As a gift for my daughter, the Fire HD 10’s kid-friendly features have stood out. The parental controls, age-appropriate content access, and screen time limits allow me to ensure her a safe and controlled digital environment, promoting responsible tablet usage.
Educational Value:
Beyond entertainment, the Fire HD 10 serves as a valuable educational tool. My daughter has access to various educational apps, eBooks, and online resources that support her learning and creativity. The tablet’s academic potential makes it a worthwhile investment in her growth and development.
Battery Life:
The tablet’s battery life has been impressive, lasting for hours of continuous use. Whether my daughter is engrossed in a movie marathon or tackling educational activities, the Fire HD 10 reliably meets her demands.
Conclusion:
The Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet (2021 release) has exceeded expectations as a gift for my daughter. Its stunning display, diverse entertainment options, responsive performance, ample storage, kid-friendly features, and educational value make it a well-rounded device that has enriched her digital experiences. The Fire HD 10 is not just a tablet; it’s a gateway to entertainment, learning, and creativity that continues to bring joy and knowledge to my daughter’s world.
James Combs –
Just absolutely love this tablet especially since I use it for Dialysis 3 day’s a week. Also bought a Heavy Duty Case to protect it. Great for watching movies or Shows on the streaming services. In 4 Hrs the battery will go from 100% to 50% playing a streaming app the whole time. Speaker’s are decently loud and works great with ear bud’s. Definitely recommend it to other people.
G. Miller –
I purchased this tablet after my older Chromebook failed to boot up and restore it’s op system. I wanted another portable computer and never owned a tablet. This one seemed to be an amazing value with mostly good reviews. As it was 1/3 off when I got mine, purchasing it was a no-brainer. I use it mostly for email and web browsing. It offers many features for free and paid entertainment. It was very easy to set up, adjust and use. It boots and runs fast, even on my slow network. Ads are only on the first screen you swipe to get the main screen, so this is not an issue for me. The display is good, videos are smooth and the split screen a welcome feature. The sound is good, considering the small speaker size. Battery life is very good as well. I have used it to take a photo of paperwork and it did this well. It has a built in Alexa that can be turned off, as desired.
It behaves somewhat like my android phone instead of my Windows 10 system or Chromebook. For example, I can only see one page of emails at a time vs scrolling through them all. I have to go into my address book for email contacts vs typing them. I can’t see how many emails are in each folder or delete trash with one click. This may be my mail provider and work ok with others. When viewing a playlist on Youtube it goes back to the top of the list after viewing a video instead of remembering the last viewed on the list. Maybe a browser issue, not sure. I also can’t mirror the screen to my TV as I did with my CB (and I hear the older Fire tablets). To do this, it may have to be done wirelessly. This is not a big loss for me, at this time. I have some issues with the Silk browser, but can live with them. I prefer a keyboard and that is an option I may buy if I don’t get used to the virtual KB. You can,set it up as a split keyboard that helps a lot. Nothing is perfect but this tablet meets or exceeds my needs. It is a fantastic value that I would purchase again and recommend. It should offer even more for a prime member and video streamer.
Kindle Customer –
I purchased this two years ago (black Friday deal $85) to replace a similarly priced tablet that was very slow. I’m very p!eased with this. It’s plenty fast. I installed Google Play so it’s effectively an Android tablet. I purchased one with lock screen ads because I’m cheap but find them useful. I read a lot and have selected a couple of Kindle books based on the ads. The camera isn’t great but I take pictures with my phone. The speaker quality is more than adequate.