Fire HD 10 works well for entertainment and light productivity use cases, but we’d stay away from the Productivity Bundle or the HD 10 Plus model. The core Fire HD 10 is the choice for most.

The Fire HD 10 comes in four colors: black, white, plum and twilight blue. The back of the device has a matte feel to it, while the side with the screen has a glossy finish.

The Fire HD 10 is one of the few low price, big screen tablets around and Amazon has just refreshed it with an upgraded 2019 version. We compare the Amazon Fire HD 10 (2019) to the 2017 model and ...

In terms of physical design, the Fire Max 11 has a metal back, while the Fire HD 10 has a plastic rear cover. The metal feels a bit sturdier, but it’s also a little more slippery.

The Fire HD 10 is the best Amazon Fire tablet you can buy. If you want a little extra power, you can pay a bit extra (~$30) for the Fire HD 10 Plus edition to get a tablet with 4 GB of RAM instead ...

It’s not as cheap as Amazon’s Fire 7 or Fire HD 8 tablets, which start at $60 and $100, respectively. But the Fire HD 10’s $140 starting price makes it $90 cheaper than the Fire Max 11.

Amazon even made a new Fire HD 10 Kids version for $200. It comes with a one-year subscription to Amazon Kids+ free, parental controls, a two-year warranty, and a durable case to keep your child ...

The new Fire HD 10 features an octa-core processor with 3GB of RAM and either 32GB or 64GB of storage. On the front, you’ll get a 1,080p, 10.1-inch display, which Amazon says is 10% brighter ...

The Fire 10 HD Plus packs a gorgeous 10-inch HD screen, yet it doesn’t feel big at all. At 10.1 inches, it's slightly smaller than the 10.2-inch iPad and 10.9-inch iPad Air.

Alexa on the Fire HD 10 is almost as fully capable as it is on Echo devices, and it can be used for managing smart home gadgets, adding things to a shopping list, or buying items from Amazon by voice.

That makes Amazon's newest Fire HD 10 tablet all the more special. It features a great 10-inch screen, it's fast enough to run plenty of apps, and, most important, it costs just $150/£150.