FIRE HD 8 KIDS FULL

However, the built-in Silk browser is a bit of a weak point of the Fire tablets. The parental controls through Amazon Kids+ allow me to add this one website for him to be able to visit, while blocking all other browser functions and not allowing him to navigate to any other site. We also use the tablet for my son’s video lessons for school.

FIRE HD 8 KIDS FULL

And although we haven’t been able to get the full 12 hours out of it, it’s great for long car rides because there’s so much offline content available, and the battery drains so slowly. It’s got a surprisingly long battery life, too - up to 12 hours. Within the context of Amazon Kids+ features (games, books, and videos), the tablet performed flawlessly and without a hitch. The extra inch of display also makes it seem much roomier, whereas the Fire 7 Kids has always seemed a little on the cramped side. My 6-year-old’s first tablet was the Amazon Fire 7 Kids, and this one is definitely faster. It’s noticeably clear, bright, and vibrant (even when smudged with kid fingerprints and mystery grime). It also has 2 MP front and rear-facing cameras, and an 8-inch, HD display. The Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids consists of the newest gen Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet housed in a protective, kid-friendly bumper case.Ĭompared to the previous generation Fire HD 8, this tablet features an improved 2.0 Ghz Quad core processor (previous gen: 1.3 Ghz), 2GB of RAM (previous gen: 1.5GB), and a standard 32GB of storage (previous gen: 16 or 32 GB). It checks the two essential boxes for a kids’ tablet: it’s pretty kid-proof (knock on wood), and it’s got some beefy parental controls to boot. I’ve been really impressed by Amazon’s offerings for kids, and the Fire HD 8 Kids (opens in a new tab) is another solid addition to the lineup.

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