Testseek.co.uk have collected 75 expert reviews of the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7 inch 2015 Edition and the average rating is 68%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7 inch 2015 Edition.
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The editors liked
Quad-core processor and 1GB of RAM belie its price point
Robust build
Fire OS 5 is a massive step forward for Amazon
The Amazon Fire tablet definitely isn't overpriced. It runs a user-friendly operating system and houses a microSD card slot expandable up to 128GB. Amazon Prime members can access the bevy of free TV shows
Movies and games included in the subscription
Cheap as chips
Good battery life
Sturdy build
Super cheap
A great choice for kids
Easy to carry around
Family friendly
Sturdy design Fantastically cheap
Crazy budget price
Good screen
Fast processor
Price
Decent battery life
Music through headphones is well balanced
Cheap
Tough
Expandable storage
Terrific value
Enough power to handle any Android game
Fast
Powerful hardware
Huge selection of top-quality apps
4K Ultra HD capable
Advanced voice-assisted search
Fun games
The editors didn't like
Design isn't great with its super-wide bezel
Non-HD screen that isn't as bright as some
Mono speaker offers flat audio response
The design feels cheap. Performance is slow if many apps are open in the background and when downloading. The display has a low resolution and touchscreen response can be sluggish. Gaming performance for large games is slow and the graphics can experience
It's certainly not perfect, and the lack of Google apps will still put some people off, but the Fire is excellent value at under £50. The latest Fire OS is so Android-like that it's easy to use, and the Fire for Kids app makes it possible to limit what yo...
Abstract: The Android Fire 7" tablet measures 19x11.2x1cm and weighs 312grams. It has a shiny black front which has the nasty side effect of showing fingermarks and the back comes in a choice of colours I must keep telling myself that mine is magenta and not shocki...
Abstract: Along with the multitude of third-party products on offer from its Aladdin's Cave of delights, sometimes known as its catalogue, Amazon has a number of its own brand offerings. One such brand is that of the company's Fire tablet s with the 7-inch model cu...
Price, Decent battery life, Music through headphones is well balanced, Sturdy build,
Colour palette could be richer, Screen is low-res, Performance can be sluggish, Built-in speakers are poor,
So, does Amazon's budget £50 tablet, with all its quirks and flaws, do enough to impress at this level? Overall we have to say yes.This is no tablet for the techies and first adopters among you, but for an affordable tablet that does the basics with reaso...
Published: 2016-05-15, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
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But then we come back to the price. For £50, Amazon has delivered a pretty usable tablet for email, browsing and entertainment, particularly if you're prepared to tie yourself into Amazon's content ecosystem and embrace an Amazon Prime subscription.If you...
Published: 2015-12-21, Author: Dave , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Crazy budget price, Good screen, Fast processor,
Annoying Amazon ads, No Android, Plastic design
If you're after a bargain tablet and like what Amazon has to offer this device is a no-brainer.The screen is excellent; it's fast, has a decent battery life and includes plenty of easily accessible Amazon content.But before you get too excited you need to...
Published: 2015-11-18, Author: James , review by: Theinquirer.net
Cheap, tough, expandable storage
FireOS loaded with ads, poor performance, rubbish cameras, too dependent on WiFi
It's a testament to how dated the Fire tablet feels that £50 still doesn't seem like a price worth paying, although the fact that getting the most of it requires a £79 Amazon Prime account - 160 percent of the tablet's own cost - might have something to d...
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Published: 2015-11-12, Author: Sean , review by: techradar.com
Family friendly, Sturdy design Fantastically cheap
Poor selection of apps, Questionable OS design, Dated screen
With a nice robust design and innovative family features the Amazon Fire tablet is great for kids, but with a poor screen, lack of some core apps and confusing user interface it's not for everyone...
