Amazon - Fire HD 10 - 10.1" Tablet 16GB - Black

Originally purchased it for my wife, she is an avid reader and loves it. I enjoy all the options you have,shopping,music,games,web etc. Could use some help with the camera and taking pictures. Love the large HD screen and color quality. Lots of apps ,plus loaded some of my own. Still learning all the features it offers.probably have to get another one for my wife....AWESOME

It isn't as powerful or as snappy as the Kindle Fire HDX but it really is great for reading comic books and magazines and thats what I bought it for.

This is my 3rd Kindle Fire, I also have the first generation and a 7” HD. The first thing that impresses is how thin and light this new model is, despite being the largest Fire to date. I love the more narrow, widescreen design of the screen, perfect for watching videos and reading books in portrait mode. Anyway, before I get carried away gushing, I’ll just list my pros and one or two cons, to make this easier to read and save time. PROS: Wide screen design is perfect for videos and allows more text on a page for books. The stereo speakers sound incredible, even better than the previous HDX model For comic book readers; comics purchased from Amazon now utilize the active panel reading mode from Comixology. I was wondering when Amazon was going to incorporate this feature for their comics, finally! Considerably faster response time across the board. Finally! We can add a micro SD card to expand storage capacity! Yay! The camera takes photos that are much better quality than previous Fire Love the new OS, It's cleaner without the old carousel taking up most of the screen with everything looked at. CONS: Would have preferred a rubberized back and case. The glossy finish is a fingerprint magnet also.

I had an older Kindle e-reader (with keyboard) which I loved. But the keys sometimes were sticky and the on/off switch was starting to fail, so it was time to upgrade. I hesitated to go to the tablet, as I liked the readability on my existing e-reader. But I was won over with the idea that the Fire would give me so many more capabilities, including apps and internet. My husband talked me into getting the 10 instead of the 8, and I am glad. It's not as compact, so if that is an issue, the 8 would be fine, I'm sure. However, the slightly larger size is worth the trade off of having more screen space. The resolution is wonderful. It was easy and mostly intuitive to learn to use, even though I was not previously a tablet user. The keyboard is large enough that it works well, although I still much prefer my laptop for any significant amount of typing. Overall, I am very satisfied with my Kindle Fire HD-10.

I bought this as a gift for my wife for her birthday, and she absolutely loves it. Her laptop was starting to fall apart, but all she was using it for was mostly facebook, tumblr, email, and a few other miscellaneous things. Most of those things she could do from her phone, but the screen was small, and the internet was a little slow on that device, so this was a perfect happy medium for her. The display, despite being only 720p, is very nice looking. The interface is fairly easy to use, and the touchscreen is responsive. The only cons are that the camera quality isn't incredible, and some of the apps available are a bit limited since the OS is basically the amazon version of android.

Last year my iPad got the wonderful blue screen of death that's well known with the original iPad Air, I really needed a tablet so I could see webpages easier then on my phone. I chose the kindle fire 10 inch for the screen size, the processor speed, and the fact I have Amazon Prine and buy all my movies on Amazon. While the fire isn't anything that will blow you away if you need to type up papers or play games it fit the bill perfectly for what I needed. The screen is crystal clear, watching movies on it is fantastic and I can easily read those web pages now while I spend far too much money shopping. If you're looking for something that has pretty decent processor speed for every day tasks or for movie watching this certainly fits the bill. If I need to update my resume or type up a paper then I have a desktop computer for that. Certainly worth the money I spent on it, it was going to cost at least $300 to fix my iPad, I spent half of that to have a brand new tablet that does everything I need it to.

I had the older model fire that first came out and want to wait until later in life when more upgrades and improvements come out to and with my vision actually getting worse the screen is the perfect size for me to read everything I want. the 16 GB is misleading....you really get 12 but the memory can be expanded which I was going to do anyway.

My husband and I love the tablet. He use to use his phone to go on internet for different reasons. Now he uses the Amazon Fire. Much bigger. Easy to use. Very clear! We have been very happy with purchases at Best Buy and at a great cost. Thanks Paula and Mark Arsenault.