- AMAZON FIRE HD 10 BLACK FRIDAY DEALS 1080P
- AMAZON FIRE HD 10 BLACK FRIDAY DEALS SOFTWARE
AMAZON FIRE HD 10 BLACK FRIDAY DEALS 1080P
Unlike many of the other smart displays in Amazon’s Echo Show lineup, this one sports a 15.6-inch touch display you can use as a 1080p TV or share with your family as, say, a bulletin board to display upcoming appointments.
Amazon’s large, wall-mounted Echo Show 15 is on sale for $169.99 instead of $249.99 at Amazon, as well as Best Buy. 
Our favorite smart display offers similar functionality to other Alexa-enabled smart displays, so you can stream shows and play music but with some extra perks, like the ability to video call loved ones via Zoom.
You can buy Amazon’s second-gen Echo Show 8 for $69.99 ($60 off) at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target. Finally, Amazon and Best Buy are selling the LTE-enabled Kindle Oasis with 32GB of storage for $254.99 ($95 off). Need more storage? You can also buy the Kindle Oasis with ads and 32GB of storage for $184.99 at Amazon and Best Buy, which is a $95 discount, or without ads from Amazon for $204.99 ($80 off). If you don’t mind trading in USB-C support for page-turning buttons, you can also buy the Kindle Oasis with ads and 8GB of storage for $164.99 ($85 off) from Amazon and Best Buy or the ad-free model for $184.99 from Amazon ($85 off). You can also get 32GB of storage by buying the ad-free Signature Edition for $129.99 ($60 off) from Amazon and Best Buy. For more storage, you can also purchase the newer Kindle Paperwhite model with 16GB of storage with ads for $99.99 ($50 off) or in an ad-free configuration for $119.99 ($50 off) from Amazon. Note, however, that neither model is expected to ship for at least several weeks. The kid-friendly Kindle Paperwhite with parental controls, the Kindle Paperwhite Kids, is also on sale at Amazon with 8GB of storage for $104.99 ($55 off) or 16GB of storage for $114.99. This is a terrific e-reader that’s waterproof, offers USB-C support, and boasts a battery life that literally lasts months. You can also buy the ad-free model from Amazon for $114.99 ($45 off). Amazon’s latest ad-supported Kindle Paperwhite with 8GB of storage is $94.99 instead of $139.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target. They're also robust and colourful, qualities that come into their own on the Kids Editions, both of which are also regularly updated. While nobody is going to accuse Fire tablets of being at the cutting edge of processing power or beautiful design, they are more than adequate for practically all standard tablet tasks, easy to grip and manoeuvre, and dirt cheap at under £50 and under £80 respectively for the 7-inch and 8-inch models.Īlthough the screen resolutions are not changed from the older models, contrast has been boosted to make ebooks easier to read and video to ping a bit more. AMAZON FIRE HD 10 BLACK FRIDAY DEALS SOFTWARE
Pleasingly, Alexa is also available on previous generation Fires (as the 7-inch one used to be called), and the HD 8 and HD 10 tablets via a free software update. In fact, presumably Amazon won't roll out most of the core Show functionality to Fire tablets, because if they did, why would you bother buying a Show?įrom what we've seen of it, the integration with general tablet activities is very slick, letting you dismiss Alexa, but then call it back via a pull-down menu, when you realise you've forgotten what it said about the weather, or what the tune stuck in your head is.Īlexa's music and news feeds can play in the background as you do other tablet-related stuff, and all the usual support for a wide range of smart home kit is present and correct, for your lightbulb-dimming and thermostat fiddling pleasure. What it doesn't do, that the Show does, is let you make video calls or check in on elderly relatives (although since the calling service hasn't even launched in the UK yet, that's arguably a moot point). Just like the Echo Show smart displays, the Fire tablets add a visual element to certain replies, with a week's worth of weather highlights appearing on screen, for instance. Once enabled, you can ask Alexa for the weather, sports scores, news and much, much more.
On the latest Fire tablet models, you can have hands-free access to Alexa ("hey Alexa"), but you need to enable the feature in the device settings. Unlike the Echo devices, but like Amazon's Fire TV media streamer line, Alexa on the Fire tablets is activated with a button press by default. What the latest Amazon Fire tablets can do
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