Amazon Fire HD 10 review review

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;

Amazon Fire HD 10 (2019) Tablet Review: A 10-inch tablet at a bargain price

An all-round entertainer. The Fire HD 10 (2019) is one of the cheapest 10-inch plus tablets on the market, with Amazon pricing it at US$149.99. While its pricing precludes the Fire HD 10 (2019) from being a high-end product, it has enough qualities to entertain most people. Read on to find out for whom the Fire HD 10 (2019) is best suited.

The Amazon Fire HD 10 (2019) is one of the cheapest 10-inch plus tablets on the market. The US$150 t...

a powerful octa-core SoC; Alexa integration; a bright 1080p display; USB Type-C connectivity; expandable storage; the Google Play Store can be sideloaded; long battery life; affordable;

cheap plastic design; Fire OS remains Amazon-centric to a fault; the Amazon App Store is still sparse compared to Google Play; no GPS; bad cameras;

Amazon Fire HD 10 (2019) review: Entertainment pro, minus the big price

The immediate appeal of the Fire HD 10 is for families, with this offering much better value than a premium rivals, with a well-rounded tablet experience. Its strength is entertainment, making it great for travel or as a second screen for movies and TV.

Value for money; Plenty of power; USB-C charger; Good battery life; Great for kids;

The build is very plasticky; App ecosystem doesn't quite keep up with Android;

Amazon Fire HD 10 review: Going big on entertainment

There are few tablets available for £149.99 and few that deliver as much as Amazon is offering in the Fire HD 10. It's definitely a tablet that should appeal to those wanting big screen entertainment, with a definite leaning towards those Prime customers who will have access to plenty of content.

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;