If you bought a Kindle Fire HDX some time ago, you might think, “Oh, the new Fire is the same but cheaper.” Think twice. The Fire is not the most advanced tablet Tech specs and performance of new Fire models is acceptable at launch, but it gets outdated quickly / Image: Amazon

The book lover in your life is too exceptional to receive something common. Is it easy to use? Read on to compare its features and limitations with your expectations.ĭon’t look for mainstream gifts for bookworms everyone likes and recommends. With the price of the smallest 7-inch model going under $30 during Prime Day or Black Friday, the Fire often lands in the shopping basket as an additional item, and you can enjoy unboxing it even within a few hours.Īmazon Fire is easy to buy. You get the device that connects you to a familiar shopping platform, at a price ranging between $50 and $200. If you think about getting a reasonably priced tablet for basic tasks like web surfing, checking emails, or watching movies, the Fire is a natural and justified choice. It’s sold by a well-known internet company, the same company that offers solid and reliable Kindle e-readers, popular Echo smart speakers, and plenty of smart home appliances. On the other hand, it’s not a no-name device, like many other tablets priced below $100. It’s because each Fire tablet is a few times cheaper than the corresponding model from Apple or Samsung.

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