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| Price | From: £159.99 | From: £104.99 | From: £69.99 | From: £49.99 | From: £44.99 |
| Ratings | (722) | (205) | (522) | (3,606) | (3,819) |
| Product description | High-end specifications without a premium price tag. | Crystal-clear views, great for streaming, with a long battery life, all at an affordable price. | Great for all media consumption. Hands-free charging and Show Mode. | Multipurpose for media consumption of all types. Portable and versatile. | Most compact and affordable. Designed to fit in one hand. |
| Display | 11” touchscreen | 10.1" touchscreen 1080p full HD | 8” high-definition (HD) touchscreen | 8” high-definition (HD) touchscreen | 7” touchscreen standard definition (SD) |
| Resolution | 2000 x1 200 with 2.4 million pixels (213 PPI) | 1920 x 1200 with over 2 million pixels (224 ppi) | 1280 x 800 (189 ppi) | 1280 x 800 (189 ppi) | 1024 x 600 (171 ppi) |
| CPU | Octa-core processor: 2 x up to 2.2 Ghz and 6 x up to 2 Ghz | Octa-core 2.0 GHz | Hexa-core 2.0 GHz | Hexa-core 2.0 GHz | Quad-core 2.0 GHz |
| RAM | 4 GB | 3 GB | 3 GB | 2 GB | 2 GB |
| Storage | 64 or 128 GB (expandable by up to 1 TB) | 32 or 64 GB (expandable up to 1 TB) | 32 GB or 64 GB (expandable up to 1 TB) | 32 GB or 64 GB (expandable up to 1 TB) | 16 GB or 32 GB (expandable up to 512 GB) |
| Battery life | Up to 14 hours | Up to 13 hours | Up to 13 hours | Up to 13 hours | Up to 10 hours |
| Charging time (with included adaptor) | 4.2 hours | 4 hours | 3 hours | 5 hours | 4 hours |
| Accessories | Cover, 2:1 detachable keyboard, stylus, screen protector | Cover, Bluetooth keyboard case, stylus, screen protector | Cover, wireless charging dock, screen protector | Cover, screen protector | Cover, screen protector |
| Ports | USB-C (2.0) | USB-C (2.0) | USB-C (2.0) | USB-C (2.0) | USB-C (2.0) |
| Weight | 490 grams | 433.6 grams | 342 grams | 337 grams | 282 grams |
| Front camera | 8 MP with 1080p HD video recording | 5 MP with 1080p HD video recording | 2 MP with 720p HD video recording | 2 MP with 720p HD video recording | 2 MP with 720p HD video recording |
| Rear camera | 8 MP with auto-focus and 1080p HD video recording | 5 MP with 1080p HD video recording | 5 MP with 1080p HD video recording | 2 MP with 1080p HD video recording | 2 MP with 720p HD video recording |
Tiny price, big fun
Enhanced performance
Now with up to 10 hours of battery life (40% more) and up to 30% faster quad-core processor (versus previous generation) for more responsive video playback and game play. It's also twice as durable as Apple iPad Mini (2021).
Take a break any time
At home or on the go, the Fire 7 tablet lets you enjoy books, films, apps, games, browse the web, tackle your to-do list, go hands free with Alexa and so much more.
Read, play, listen, watch
All the content you love
Enjoy films, series, games, apps, e-books, Audible titles and songs.
Unwind with your favourites
Stream or download videos from BBC iPlayer, Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+ and more.
Have fun exploring your favourites
Curl up with an e-book, get social with apps such as, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, discover new films or find your new favourite series on BBC iPlayer, Netflix, Disney+ and more, available through the Amazon Appstore.
Do more with Alexa
Hands free
Ask Alexa to play videos and music, open apps, shop online, check the weather, call or message friends and family (UK residential and mobile numbers from UK only), access compatible smart home devices and more.
Your privacy is important
Alexa and Fire 7 are designed to protect your privacy. For example, you can view and delete your voice recordings or use the Alexa Hands-Free mode on/off toggle at any time.
Add more to your Fire 7 tablet
Add up to 1 TB of expandable storage with microSD—more space for downloading content to enjoy on the go. The Amazon-designed sleek and sturdy case will protect your Fire tablet while the built-in stand allows for hands-free viewing in landscape and portrait orientations.
Every day is an Earth Day
You don’t have to be an environmental scientist to make sustainable choices. We integrated sustainability in the design of this tablet. Here’s how:
Materials
35% post-consumer recycled plastics in the device.
Device packaging
95% of this tablet’s packaging is made of wood-fibre-based materials from responsibly managed forests or recycled sources.
Part with purpose
There may come a time when you want to trade in or recycle your tablet. Explore options with Amazon Second Chance.
Technical details
Fire 7 tablet
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Display |
7” touchscreen, 1024 x 600 resolution at 171 ppi, SD video playback, with IPS (in-plane switching) technology. |
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Size |
180.68 x 117.59 x 9.67 mm |
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Weight |
282 g.
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CPU & RAM |
Quad-Core 2.0 GHz with 2 GB of RAM. |
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Storage |
16 GB (9.5 GB available to user) or 32 GB (25 GB available to user) of internal storage. Add microSD card for up to 1 TB of additional storage. Some apps may require that they are installed on internal storage. App or feature updates may impact available storage. |
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Battery life |
Up to 10 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching video and listening to music. Battery life will vary based on device settings, usage and other factors such as web browsing and downloading content. Certain software features or apps may reduce battery life. |
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Charge time |
Fully charges in approximately 4 hours using the 5 W power adaptor included in the box. |
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Wi-Fi connectivity |
Single-antenna dual-band Wi-Fi. Supports public and private Wi-Fi networks or hotspots that use the dual-band 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g or 802.11n standard with support for WEP, WPA and WPA2 security using password authentication; does not support connecting to ad-hoc (or peer to peer) Wi-Fi networks. Wi-Fi 6 (802.11 ax) is not currently supported. |
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4G connectivity |
N/A |
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Ports |
USB-C to connect to a PC/Macintosh computer or to charge your device with the included power adaptor and microSD slot for external storage. |
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Audio |
3.5 mm stereo jack and integrated speaker. |
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Sensors |
Accelerometer |
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Camera specifications |
2 MP front- and rear-facing cameras with 720p HD video recording. |
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Location services |
Location-based services via Wi-Fi. |
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Available colours |
Black, Denim or Rose. |
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Additional features |
Built-in Bluetooth 5.0 LE with support for A2DP compatible stereo headphones, speakers, microphone and LE accessories. |
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Accessibility features |
VoiceView screen reader enables access to the vast majority of Fire tablet features for users who are blind or visually impaired using text-to-speech or a connected refreshable braille display. Screen magnifier enables viewers to zoom in and out, and pan around the screen. Fire tablets also include accessibility settings for Subtitling, Font Size, High Contrast Text, Colour Inversion, Colour Correction and Convert Stereo to Mono audio (subtitles are not available for all content). Learn more about these accessibility features. |
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Warranty and service |
Fire 7 tablet is sold with a limited warranty of one year provided by the manufacturer. If you are a consumer, the limited warranty is in addition to your consumer rights and does not jeopardise these rights in any way. This means you may still have additional rights at law even after the limited warranty has expired (click here for further information on your consumer rights). Use of Fire tablet is subject to the terms found here. |
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Included in the box |
Fire 7 tablet, USB C, 5 W power adaptor and Quick Start Guide. |
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Generation |
12th generation (2022 release) |
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Content availability |
Certain services, features and apps are subject to change, may vary by location and may not be available in all areas. |
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Software security updates |
This device receives guaranteed software security updates until at least four years after the device is last available for purchase as a new unit on our websites. Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own a Fire tablet, visit Manage Your Content and Devices for information specific to your device. |
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 June 2022
For £70 - I don't want ads on my device - I think it's a fair price, since it is so much more than a Kindle. The screen isn't HD, and that's immediately obvious, at least when you look at text or video. At 171 ppi, the resolution is much less than any iPad, and the Oasis, which is 300 ppi. But it's not that much of a problem when reading text, at least at the fairly large font size I use.
Using the Audible app is exactly the same as on my iPhone or iPad, and the display doesn't matter much. The speaker in tinny and flat, so you need to listen via headphones or a Bluetooth speaker. I didn't expect much more from a device this price.
One of the biggest problems I see is with how slow the device is, even when loading, for example, the Audible app, the Prime Music app, or the Prime Video app. It takes a minimum of five seconds, and sometimes longer, for the apps' contents to display. This is probably because there's not much RAM, and apps need to load a lot of assets the first time, or they need to reload a lot when you switch away to several apps then come back. Loading is quick when switching just between two apps, because the memory seems able to hold on to that much data.
As for watching video, it's obviously not HD, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. At full brightness, the screen is bright, but it's painful to watch any video because of the reflectivity of the display. I assume you can get a non-reflecting screen protector, and I would recommend it if you do plan to watch video; otherwise, it's like looking in a mirror.
The wi-fi is a bit slow; the specs say it supports 802.11n, and, in my tests, I got at best 56 Mb/sec a few feet from my Orbi mesh wifi base station. My iPhone in the same location got over 150 in the same location. I don't have wi-fi 6 on the Orbi, so it could be that the Fire isn't able to connect at 802.11n speed, but it should be able to do so. This said, you won't be downloading much, because even videos won't be very large. I did, however, notice this in the download speed for audiobooks.
So, for me, this is a nice device to use to read Kindle books, when I don't want to use one of my other (yes I have too many) devices. With headphones, it will be fine for listening to audiobooks and music, but the reflections on the screen make it hard to watch video. The overall slowness of the tablet isn't surprising at the price, and I don't think anyone expects it to rival a £300 iPad or Android tablet.
You get what you pay for, and as long as you're aware of the limitations, this is a decent cheap tablet.
A decent cheap tablet if you want something for the Amazon ecosystem
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 June 2022
I've had Kindles for as long as I can remember; except for the very first model, the one with the keyboard, I've had nearly every iteration of the device. I currently use a Kindle Oasis, and also read Kindle books on an iPad mini. I wanted to try an Amazon Fire tablet because I'd never used one, never had any Android tablet, and it seemed like an interesting way to see what inexpensive technology offers today.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 June 2022
For £70 - I don't want ads on my device - I think it's a fair price, since it is so much more than a Kindle. The screen isn't HD, and that's immediately obvious, at least when you look at text or video. At 171 ppi, the resolution is much less than any iPad, and the Oasis, which is 300 ppi. But it's not that much of a problem when reading text, at least at the fairly large font size I use.
Using the Audible app is exactly the same as on my iPhone or iPad, and the display doesn't matter much. The speaker in tinny and flat, so you need to listen via headphones or a Bluetooth speaker. I didn't expect much more from a device this price.
One of the biggest problems I see is with how slow the device is, even when loading, for example, the Audible app, the Prime Music app, or the Prime Video app. It takes a minimum of five seconds, and sometimes longer, for the apps' contents to display. This is probably because there's not much RAM, and apps need to load a lot of assets the first time, or they need to reload a lot when you switch away to several apps then come back. Loading is quick when switching just between two apps, because the memory seems able to hold on to that much data.
As for watching video, it's obviously not HD, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. At full brightness, the screen is bright, but it's painful to watch any video because of the reflectivity of the display. I assume you can get a non-reflecting screen protector, and I would recommend it if you do plan to watch video; otherwise, it's like looking in a mirror.
The wi-fi is a bit slow; the specs say it supports 802.11n, and, in my tests, I got at best 56 Mb/sec a few feet from my Orbi mesh wifi base station. My iPhone in the same location got over 150 in the same location. I don't have wi-fi 6 on the Orbi, so it could be that the Fire isn't able to connect at 802.11n speed, but it should be able to do so. This said, you won't be downloading much, because even videos won't be very large. I did, however, notice this in the download speed for audiobooks.
So, for me, this is a nice device to use to read Kindle books, when I don't want to use one of my other (yes I have too many) devices. With headphones, it will be fine for listening to audiobooks and music, but the reflections on the screen make it hard to watch video. The overall slowness of the tablet isn't surprising at the price, and I don't think anyone expects it to rival a £300 iPad or Android tablet.
You get what you pay for, and as long as you're aware of the limitations, this is a decent cheap tablet.
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