There's a nice smooth plastic backing to the tablet, with a subtly embossed Amazon logo, and a gray-ish shade that Amazon calls Slate is your only color option. In terms of design, there's no difference between the Plus model and the standard Amazon Fire HD 10 (2021) tablet – both are lighter and thinner than the Amazon Fire HD 10 (2019), but with reductions of 0.6 millimeters (0.02 inches) and 36 grams (1.3 ounces) respectively, you'll hardly notice.ĭespite display bezels that are very chunky for a device launching in 2021, the tablet isn't a bad-looking bit of hardware, with nicely curved edges and corners that add to the visual appeal of the slate as well as giving it an air of toughness (it's the sort of gadget you don't feel like you have to treat with particular care). There are no real surprises in the design of the Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus, with the familiar cheap and cheerful aesthetics of this tablet series in evidence again. The slate isn't currently available in Australia. Prices have held firm throughout 2022 in general, but there's always the potential for discounts during sales periods such as Amazon Prime Day, so keep your eyes peeled if you want an even cheaper tablet.Īt the time of writing if you want the official Wireless Charging Dock with your purchase, that's another $40 / £40, while the Bluetooth keyboard and a year of Microsoft 365 is another $60 / £60. You can of course buy these tablets direct from Amazon (opens in new tab).
Those prices include lock screen adverts – if you don't want those, add another $10 / £10 on. For the 32GB of storage model, this slate will set you back $179.99 / £179.99 (around AU$330), and that goes up to $219.99 / £219.99 (roughly AU$400) for the 64GB model. The Amazon Fire tablets remain very affordable. Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus price and availability
#Fire hd 10 review android#
The Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus offers plenty of it, and assuming you're aware of and can live with its limitations, we're happy to recommend it - so much so that we rank it among the best cheap tablets and even the best Android tablets. And really that's what every gadget review comes down to: value for money. It's still super-cheap though, starting at just $179.99 in the US and £179.99 in the UK.
#Fire hd 10 review software#
The Fire OS software is based on Android, but lacks a few key apps, including all of the Google ones (and YouTube, unless you want to visit YouTube in a web browser) – if you're heavily invested in the Google ecosystem, you might well be better off looking elsewhere. As for the negatives: well, it looks like a cheap tablet, on the whole.
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