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: 2015-10-15, Author: Tim , review by: alphr.com
So, should you buy it? Well, weirdly enough, that's entirely down to you. The two biggest plus points are that 10in screen and ease of use: a novice could pick up the Amazon Fire HD 10 and be watching their Amazon videos within seconds. If all you want to...
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
Images aren't as sharp as on the 8-inch model. Performance is sluggish when downloading apps. Its plastic construction feels cheap
The Amazon Fire HD 10 is satisfyingly large and loud enough for indulging in Prime digital content, however a tablet with a sharper screen can be found in the same price range...
The Fire HD 10 is one of the cheapest 10in tablets around, but with good reason. Screen quality is only average, performance is mediocre and you're forced to use Amazon's Fire OS. While version 5 is a definite improvement over the awful previous releases...
The spotlight on tablets currently goes to the big names like the iPad Pro, Pixel C and Microsoft Surface where those tablets are supposed to be productivity powerhouses. On the opposite end of the spectrum is the Amazon Fire HD 10 which is designed to be...
Published: 2016-03-04, Author: Jennifer , review by: hothardware.com
Quadcore processor, microSD expansion slot, Tight integration with Amazon ecosystem, for Prime content, On Deck, Word Runner, Activity Center
1280x800 resolution display
Amazon's current generation Fire HD 10 may be one of the most powerful tablets the company currently offers but it's price, specifications, and benchmark scores show this is really a budget tablet with direct ties to Amazon's ecosystem. This isn't necessa...
Published: 2016-01-20, Author: Manuel , review by: notebookcheck.net
solid build, storage expandable by up to 128 GB, bright screen with good color reproduction, dual-band Wi-Fi, decent stereo sound, very low operating temperatures, low price
Amazon lock-in, Fire OS rather than Android, back cover very susceptible for scratches, moderate camera modules, no NFC, no GSM/UMTS/LTE, no GPS
Amazon's Fire HD 10 is a little different from conventional tablets. It does not use a standard Android operating system, but rather the modified Fire OS version that is completely focused on Amazon services. Users who regularly shop at Amazon will find t...
Lightweight, Durable plastic build, Really good value at $50 cost, Comfortable to hold for long periods of time, Blue Shade feature to help shield your eyes from blue light emission, Battery life is pretty good, Expandable storage
Audio is mediocre/quality starts to degrade at higher levels, Camera quality is pretty poor, front camera is too low quality to make video chat enjoyable, Performance drops a little during games with heavy 3D graphics, Only 8GB of internal storage, Final
As tablets go, the Fire is a decent device and that is more evident when you really consider the cost. At $50, Amazon is offering up a way to enjoy all kinds of content like the latest apps and games, a wide library of books, movies, and music, through...
