The new Fire HD 10 tablet offers tremendous value as a standalone slate that can be used for media consumption, streaming, reading, and some light gaming. With the latest discounts on Amazon, the device’s original price has been slashed by 42 percent, bringing it down to $104.99, at least for the version that displays lockscreen ads. For the variant that does not show any ads, that will cost an additional fee, bringing the total to $119.99. In short, you have two options to choose from, both of which offer 64GB of expandable internal storage through a microSD card slot.
Did we forget to mention that it also comes with a 3.5mm audio jack? The Fire HD 10 is available in three finishes, and irrespective of which color you select, you will receive a tablet that is 30 grams lighter than its predecessor, making it easy to carry around for hours without straining your arms. The 10.1-inch 1080p display is plentiful for tackling a range of tasks like the ones mentioned above, and the specifications upgrade makes things even more seamless.
Thanks to the new octa-core processor, Amazon claims that users can experience a 25 percent performance uplift and that 3GB RAM allows for improved multitasking. Typically, a faster octa-core processor will adversely affect the battery life due to its power-hungry attributes, but not with Amazon’s Fire HD 10, as each unit is rated to last for 13 hours on a single charge. The lack of Google Play support is about the only flaw present in this otherwise near-flawless entry-level tablet, and it is impressive how much performance the company could pack into such a compact product while selling it for an absolute banger of a price.
Get the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet with lockscreen ads for $104.99
Get the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet without lockscreen ads for $119.99
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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