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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...
Quad-core processor and 1GB of RAM belie its price point, robust build, Fire OS 5 is a massive step forward for Amazon
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
For its price, the Amazon Fire is an amazing tablet. Yes, there are plenty of tablets out there that are much better in almost every way, including Amazon's own Fire HD range, but the Fire is great to watch streaming video on. It's capable of playin...
Published: 2015-10-23, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
When I received the Fire Tablet I was amused to see the slogan on the outside of the box “A most sensible tablet”. After living with it for a week and trying to do as much as possible with it I'm actually finding it a near perfect slogan. The Fire is not...
The Fire is a hellraiser with the face of a cherub, the Ferris Bueller of tablets. For all it does wrong, this device will happily talk its way out of trouble. “I only cost 50 quid. What do you expect?” In truth, not much, and the Fire does slump over t...
Abstract: When it comes to tablets, you might be looking for something premium with a touch of class, but that hasn't stopped the market from being flushed with budget slates. Amazon's tried its hand at fairly cheap tablets in the past, but it's latest low-cost won...
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
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
The Amazon Fire is a fine tablet for casual use, however it's not a good tablet, it's just good for the price...
Fast, powerful hardware, Huge selection of top-quality apps, 4K Ultra HD capable, Advanced voice-assisted search, Fun games
Won't work with all 4K Ultra HD TVs, Heavily favors Prime subscribers
If you're at all invested in the Amazon Prime universe, the Fire TV is a no-brainer. And if you already own a Fire TV and are considering the upgrade, we only recommend pulling the trigger if you have a 4K UHD TV or intend to purchase one soon. Otherwi...
Published: 2015-09-17, Author: Luke , review by: digitalspy.com
Abstract: Affordable tablets that pair a wallet-friendly price tag with anything but an abysmal array of specs and a disappointing user experience are still something of a novelty. Enter though, the new Amazon Fire tablet.This 7-inch slate will set you back just £4...
