Testseek.co.uk have collected 52 expert reviews of the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 10 inch 2015 and the average rating is 69%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Kindle Fire HD 10 inch 2015.
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The editors liked
Low cost
Downloadable Amazon video content
Handsfree Alexa
Great device for browsing
Display looks great (when you avoid the reflections)
Price
Excellent parental controls
The Amazon Fire HD 10 lets Prime subscribers easily stream or download movies and TV shows in the library
As well as download games that are exclusively free for Amazon users. It houses powerful speakers and a microSD card slot for extra storage. Its rob
Sturdy metal skeleton
Big display
Decent speaker for lower-cost tablet
Super cheap
A great choice for kids
Easy to carry around
A Full HD display for not much cash
Easy access to Amazon services
Alexa fully on-board
Respectable speakers
Decent battery life
Decent performance
MicroSD support
Super price
The editors didn't like
Uninspiring design
Limited interface
Display is very reflective
Dolby Atmos speaker branding is a little misleading
Some flex in bodywork
Images aren't as sharp as on the 8-inch model. Performance is sluggish when downloading apps. Its plastic construction feels cheap
Published: 2017-10-11, Author: Dan , review by: T3.com
Decent performance, microSD support, Super price
Camera is weak, You may want more than Full HD, Need to pay to get rid of 'offers'
At £190-less than the basic iPad, the Amazon Fire HD 10 certainly has pricing on its side. It can't really be argued with as a route to getting a decent tablet, but it's nowhere near the best you can get. The core specs are OK (aside from the cameras, whi...
Abstract: Over the last two years Amazon has upgraded its Fire HD 8, improving its performance and upping its internal storage while slashing its price to $80 (£80). Now it's running the same play with its larger Fire HD 10, doubling its RAM to improve performance...
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Published: 2017-09-19, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
Handsfree Alexa, Great device for browsing, Display looks great (when you avoid the reflections), Price, Excellent parental controls
Display is very reflective, Dolby Atmos speaker branding is a little misleading, Some flex in bodywork
The Fire HD 10 fits into a big tablet space that's fairly empty at the moment. Many have boosted the performance of their tablets and added keyboards or a stylus as a replacement for a laptop. Amazon has no such aims. This is about entertainment first and...
The new Amazon Fire HD 10 may not be a huge departure from the last one, but it's been upgraded where it counts. And crucially, the price hasn't gone up. The addition of a hands-free Alexa is a nice move, which will definitely make the humble tablet a mor...
Published: 2017-09-19, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
A Full HD display for not much cash, Easy access to Amazon services, Alexa fully on-board
Speakers are loud, but lack presence, Still no Google apps
For £150, the HD 10 looks like an absolute steal for anyone after a tablet for videos, ebooks and a bit of web browsing. The custom UI is purpose-built for quickly downloading content from Amazon's many different stores, and the Full HD screen is a real s...
Unless you're reading this review because you've spotted the HD 8 or HD 10 in a sale, they're not great value at full price. They're fine for casual users and once you've got to grips with the interface, they're pleasant to use and have some useful featur...
Abstract: Which is the best large-screen Android tablet ? We compare the specifications of market-leading Android tablets , including the Amazon Fire HD 10, Google Nexus 9, Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 and Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet. Also see: Best tablets 2015 and Best An...
Abstract: Known for its affordability, Amazon's Fire HD line of tablets got quite the refresh in 2015 with the Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 10 tablets. Much like the relatively diminutive Fire HD 6 and Fire HD 7 of last year, Amazon's new pair of tablets are designed to p...
Sturdy metal skeleton, Big display, Decent speaker for lower-cost tablet
Very pixellated screen, Often feels a bit slow, Fire OS is a bit overbearing, Feels a bit cheap
The Amazon Fire HD 10 makes getting your hands on content easy With a metal skeleton, decent speakers and solid battery life, it seems clear a big-boots at Amazon made it clear that the Amazon Fire HD 10 had to reach a certain level of performance in som...
