Testseek.com have collected 49 expert reviews of the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 10 inch 2019 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Kindle Fire HD 10 inch 2019.
November 2019
(79%)
49 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Large, sharp screen, Low price, Long battery life, Smart screen capability in Show Mode
Fire OS is laggy at times, No Google services
Yes. It's the best tablet Amazon offers and an ideal family tablet for Prime members.Editors' RecommendationsThe best Android tablets for 2020 The best tablets for kids in 2020 The best tablets for small businesses in 2020 The best iPad, Samsung Galaxy, F...
Impressive budget performance, Keen pricing, Brilliant battery life
Lots of Amazon hard sell, Missing Android staples thanks to Fire OS
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Divisive software, Only okay speakers, Best for Amazon customers
With a decent screen, reasonable speakers, respectable battery life and enough performance to make it through most activities, the Amazon Fire HD 10 functions well as an everyday tablet. The divisive software experience onboard may be a deal-breaker for s...
Great screen for the price, Long battery life, Reasonable stereo speakers, Affordable,
Poor games and apps library next to normal Android devices, Weak cameras,
Top-quality hardware for the money makes the Amazon Fire HD 10 (2019) a great buy - if you can live with the patchy app libraryProsGreat screen for the priceLong battery lifeReasonable stereo speakersAffordableConsPoor games and apps library next to norma...
Also available without special offers on the lock screen for £189.99 and with 64GB of storage space for £179.99, The picture-in-picture feature allows you to watch videos from Prime Video, Twitch or Netflix while also browsing the web, checking email, rev
The camera doesn't take the quality of images we'd like, There's no fingerprint sensor or facial recognition for quick, secure log-in, The display suffers from fingerprint marks and glare in bright light
We found this tablet simple and straightforward to use. At £150 less than its predecessor, it's great value, and we'd recommend it if you're on a budget.It was good for watching films and TV shows, as well as surfing the web and casual gaming (ones that d...
Published: 2019-11-13, Author: Andrew , review by: stuff.tv
Excellent value, Great screen for the cash, Good battery life
Misses out on (almost) all the best Android games, and many great apps too, The camera sucks, Limited storage on the entry level version
A great screen is the highlight of the Amazon Fire HD 10. It's big, looks rich and is simply better than what you normally get at the price. Samsung may have finally pulled its finger out and made a cheaper tablet with a half-decent screen, the Galaxy Ta...
Even if you're not an Amazon Prime subscriber, the Fire HD 10 is still a solid budget tablet for watching Netflix, using Facebook and browsing the web. The updates, including better battery life, faster processor and USB-C charging are all welcome, and we...
Abstract: The biggest strength of Google's Android OS is its flexibility. Android lets manufacturers build useful tablets at prices ranging from $50 to $1,000, fitting a broader range of niches and tastes than the Apple iPad, which has dominated the tablet market...
