Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet, built for relaxation, 10.1" vibrant Full HD screen, octa-core processor, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB, Black

I've been really happy with my Amazon Fire 10 tablet. The 10-inch screen is bright and clear, making it great for watching videos, reading, browsing the web, and playing games. It runs smoothly for everyday tasks, and the battery lasts long enough to get through the day without constantly needing to recharge. It's easy to use, feels sturdy, and offers excellent value for the price. Overall, it's a great tablet for both adults and kids, and I'd definitely recommend it.

I bought this tablet because I was going back and forth on. Did I really need a tablet for my cozy hobby room? Truth is yes I did. I have a great app and I also put on a Stihl classics planner and let me tell you it has been so much fun. It downloads perfectly fast for me. Some people said that it didn't download that they were having problems loading or that the picture was not as clear as they would want. Now sometimes like if I'm watching YouTube sometimes the video is a little fussy. It isn't as clear as as if you were watching on a TV, but it's pretty darn good for its size. I absolutely love the size. It's a little big and obnoxious yes to some people but for what I'm using it for there's nothing really obnoxious for me to say about it because I write on it. I read on it. I love that it has a built-in Kindle I've already put. I don't know how many books on here and I'm so excited because I was able to get a lot of the books that I have had in my list to buy as physical books. Now I have them on my Kindle and they were way less cheaper which is awesome. So I have reading material which I'm totally excited to start my reading goal for 2025. It charges super fast. Let me tell you it is super super fast what else it is sleek it is thin it. The volume was great on it. The power button works great. The only thing that I would say that isn't great about it is the advertisements when you first turn it on and use the slidescreen. I'm a little annoyed by that that you have to pay a $15 fine or fee on it. I mean we already have bought the tablet for what $119 or $130 to some of us or if some of us were really lucky during Christmas time we got it for $79 well me I paid $139 for it. I think the the advertisements should be waived if you pay the full amount. I'm just saying that I'm a little annoyed by it. Every time I turn it on. There's an advertisement that doesn't really you know concern me. I don't like that. I like to be able to turn it on and see my own home screen but I will be taking it off for sure. I will be paying the $15 sadly. But $15 I guess is not so bad. But like I said, if you're paying a hefty price for the tablet already, you should get the the advertisements waived already. Just saying that's the only thing that I would say. That is kind of annoying to me but everything else about the tablet is super fast. It's easy to connect to your internet and I haven't had any issues so far. I'm just very excited to be using my tablet and using it for whatever I need and take it wherever I need to go. So definitely would recommend but also watch out for the ads on the lock screen. So beware. This is March 29th and I still love this tablet. It has gone everywhere with me. I leave it on during the night unplugged till the early morning where it it's at 54% battery in an 8 hour sleep. Also would like to add that you can get Google Play, just google it and follow the step by step on Youtube. I was able to all my apps thst were missing on The Amazon app store. Getting the Google Play app has really made my enjoyment better with the Fire Tablet.

This is such a great source of entertainment. I love the appearance and durability of the tablet. It is lightweight an easy to use. The colors are bright and the display clear and easy to read.

I also have the 11 Max which I like a lot, but it is longer and heavier, so I got this as my primary reading device, and like it a lot for that. The screen is very nice, and it is indeed much lighter and more comfortable to hold for extended time than the 11. I use the 11 as a mini laptop, so if that is what you want, get the 11 instead. I am also less protective of the HD 10 and toss it in my backpack (with protective cover) without fretting about it. My #1 criticism is the Amazon App Store, which is totally unacceptable. I'm not talking about app selection -- I already knew about that, and it is silly to complain because it is just part of having a Fire Tablet. It's the trade-off for the convenience of purchasing directly from Amazon (because Google would take 30% cut, so Kindle on Google-certified Android forces you to go to Amazon web site to buy). So as a device for Kindle, plus browsing and some other apps, it really is great. I have two other app stores on my Fire tablets, F-Droid and Aurora Store (the latter is better than installing the 4 APKs needed to reproduce Google Play Store experience, which tends to break and is a hassle). My non-Amazon app store installs go very fast and smooth, but Amazon's app store in crazy slow and frequently seems to hang on both tablets. This has been an issue for months. I do prefer the Fire OS versions of apps when available, so this is super annoying. It also makes me wonder if Amazon is abandoning these devices, or at least Fire OS. So, I do recommend this device but keep in mind, it is probably the last with Fire OS, because Amazon is definitely neglecting the system and especially its app store. Still, it will work great as a color reading device. Install a browser from F-Droid or Aurora Store and you will have almost everything you really need, since you already (likely) have a phone with essentials and a tablet isn't meant to replicate it.

I have an 11th generation Amazon Fire HD 10 and I wanted a newer version of a tablet. Not necessarily Amazon. I did my research and didn't make a decision for a week or so. I decided to stick with the same tablet just the newest model bc I had zero issues with my older one and I had it for years. Plus, I subscribe to Kindle and I shop on Amazon often. It just made sense. I will "warn" you in case you don't read everything, you CAN'T download any app that you want on this product. The ONLY Playstore is Amazon. Nothing else. That might not be good for a lot of people. These are the apps I use and have been able to download onto this tablet: OneNote, OneDrive, Instagram, Facebook Lite, Zoom, Sirius XM, Hulu & Netflix. Of course, you can download other apps. I recommend a quick Google search to see if the apps you want can be downloaded onto this tablet. On the 11th generation I was able to download Tidal, it's a music app. It's not available on this one. Why? I have no idea. There are features that I absolutely love. It is much faster than the 11th generation and it turns on a lot quicker. You can do split-screen with 2 windows. I use that all of the time. I read my Kindle books. I want a Kindle but the screen is too small. This works great for reading. It has a dark mode setting which I use for everything & you could use when reading so it's not too bright at night. The price, for me, was a little high, that's the only reason I didn't get the Amazon Fire 11. As far as the ads go, DO NOT pay for No Ads. The ad is literally when you first turn it on or after sleep mode and you "wake" it up. It doesn't bother me at all. The weight is a little lighter than my previous one. Set-up was quick & simple. Battery lasts forever. I played music for about 4 hours and it didn't need to be recharged after. The sound quality is amazing. The picture is amazing. Crisp. Clean. Vibrant. You can tell its built with good quality products. It's not cheaply made. It would be great for kids too. They would have fun watching movies or playing games on it. Honestly, it has everything that I need. I don't do anything major on it or use it for hours a day. I might use it one hour a day or not at all for a day or 2. If you need something for work or to download any app possible this isn't the tablet for you. It's perfect for me, that's why I bought a newer version. I have zero complaints and absolutely recommend the Amazon Fire HD 10 (13th generation) tablet.

My old Kindle Fire HD that I dearly loved was 11 years old and starting to not work well. I bought this new Fire HD and I just love it. It has a lot of the features that my old one had and I was glad about that. A big bonus is all of the other things I can do with this one that I could not do with the old one. I am slowly getting used to the functions being in a different place and I love this. The color and display on it are beautiful and the entertainment ability is very plentiful. It is a very sturdy and durable device and I am so happy with it.

So far so good for what I wanted it for: ebooks and streaming. It's big enough that each page holds enough text the size I want to read comfortably. It's backlit so I don't need a reading light...big advantage as I need strong light for my age. Much lighter to take with you than carrying around a big hard bound book. Very happy with this purchase.

It's a good product, although it's frustrating that Amazon takes an Android tablet and cripples it to make a Kindle Fire. I would love to be able to have the other apps that I have on my phone on here as well without having to do the crazy back-door methods I've seen online, but there's just a very limited number of apps ported over to Kindle's locked-down OS. That's easily my biggest gripe: knowing that it could easily have access to all the apps I normally use, but doesn't because Amazon deliberately made them inaccessible (without a lot of work). It is nice for reading my Kindle books, though, which is admittedly the point of a Kindle... It also worked well for downloading and watching a Prime movie on a flight. Of course, the lockdown forcing you to use Amazon on the Amazon tablet is part of why I got it so much cheaper than comparable uncrippled Android tablets, but still annoying knowing they had to o extra work to disable features built into the underlying Android OS. Battery life could be better, but it's not bad. It takes ALL day to recharge. My old Kindle was one of the early eInk readers, so no color, no movies, etc, but the battery would last forever. Not so here, but that's the tradeoff we make. It's a good size for reading, and could be a good size for writing and drawing if you can find some decent drawing apps in Amazon's very limited library. Amazon does put a bunch of bloatware on there, which is my 2nd gripe. The Silk browser seems to work well, and surprisingly, ran one of my engineering apps pretty well when I was at a conference recently. I do wish it had a microSD port though. That would be nice for being able to easily have photos on it. But otherwise not bad for the price.