This subscription can be renewed at standard rates atfer the year is up, and in the meantime you can make use of it across any compatible device (including other Fire tablets, Fre TV, Kindle, Echo, iOS, Chromebook, or Android devices). Covered by a “two-year worry-free guarantee”, you’ll also get a one-year Amazon Kids+ subscription, which offers fun and educational content from the likes National Geographic and KeyStageFun, that is age-appropriate. The Kids version of the above tablet, which comes with a redesigned “kid-proof case”, boasts some additional goodies designed to appeal to youngsters aged 3-7, and their parents or carers.

It’s available in colours of black, denim, and rose, and there are two available storage options (16GB or 32GB). You’ll also be able to use this device to access Amazon’s voice-activated smart assistant, Alexa, which you can ask to perform a variety of tasks, including playing videos and music, opening the array of apps that are available on the Fire OS interface, or checking the weather.Īmazon claims that this generation of Fire tablet feature 35% post-consumer recycled plastics, and 95% of its packaging is made from wood fibre-based materials from responsibly managed forests or recycled sources. The front-facing and rear cameras both offer a 2-megapixel resolution, and support 720p HD video recording. The battery life is 40% greater, and you can recharge it with standard 5W charging via USB-C. The new Fire 7 tablet sees improvements across the board, with a 30% faster 2.0GHz quad-core processor and double the RAM of its predecessor, at 2GB. Here’s all you need to know about the two 7-inch screen devices, which are both currently available to buy directly from Amazon. However these claims of improvement come at a cost, with the prices for each of having been raised by £10 in the UK. The newest iteration of the Fire 7 and Fire 7 Kids tablets have just been put on sale, with Amazon claiming that these versions will boast “more speed, performance, and battery life” than their predecessors, along with the introduction of USB-C to replace those outdated Micro-USB ports. You can now buy the latest generation of Amazon’s Fire 7 tablet range, and there’s finally a USB-C port onboard.

Kindle fire 7