Updated : Sep 18, 2018, 11:17 AM

Amazon Fire

Full Specifications

Released · Sep 30, 2015

7.0-inch

Single camera

1GB · 8GB

8.5

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Availability
Officially announced	Sep 17, 2015
Prices (MSRP)	$50

Design
Dimensions	7.52 x 4.53 x 0.42 inches 191 x 115 x 10.6 mm
Weight	11.04 oz (313.0 g)
Colors	Black

Display
Size	7.0-inch, 62.74% screen-to-body
Type	IPS LCD
Resolution	1024x600px, 170 PPI

Hardware
Processor	Quad-core 1300 MHz
GPU	Yes
Memory	1GB/8GB
Storage expansion	microSDXC up to 128 GB
OS	Android (5.0 Lollipop)

Camera
Rear	Single camera
Main camera	2 MP
Video recording	720p
Front	0.3 MP VGA

Connectivity & Features
Bluetooth	Yes
WLAN	b,g,n 802.11 b, g, n
USB	microUSB, USB 2.0
Sensors	Accelerometer
Location	Wi-Fi positioning
Other	Tethering, Computer sync, OTA sync

Multimedia
Headphones	3.5mm jack
Speakers	Loudspeaker
Features	Album art cover, Background playback

Phone Features
Notifications	Flight mode, Silent mode
Other features	Voice commands, Voice recording

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News

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Overall User Rating

(2 reviews)

8.5

Build quality

Camera quality

6.5

Performance

Display

Battery life and charging

8.5

Jayden848_Life [deleted]

An Amazing Afordable Tablet!

Posted: Jul 20, 2017, 6:50 AM

Phone owned for less than a year

I got this in December 2016 for Christmas and overall, it's wonderful. The only problem is the Wi-Fi always goes to saved and it's connected but it slows down everything. But, this is a great tablet if you don't want to waist a lot of money :-)

Eoraptor

Arena Apprentice

You get a little more than you pay for.

Edited: Jun 07, 2016, 5:48 PM

Phone owned for less than a year

The Fire 7 is a glorious bastard of a tablet. It is far better than any $50 tablet has any right to be. It is as responsive as slab twice the price, plus, if you've bought into Amazon's Prime ecosystem, it makes for a capable reader, browser, and email checker (video not so much).

When purchased directly from the smiling A, your Fire will even come preloaded with your account information, making setting it up as simple as pressing the power button and letting it sync.

The downsides, though, are not to be underestimated. this is a bargain tablet with a bargain processor in it, which has been preloaded with no small amount of Amazon applications that like to run in its meager background. Expect lag if you're not an expert android user, and this tablet is best left to reading and email chores, not video or advanced games.

This little guy can also be bought in a 6 pack, buy 5, get one free, so it makes a great catch-all gift, and has been seen online for sale as low as $35-40 US. With support from community resources, it's easy enough to also add Google Play to this Amazon-only tablet for a much wider app selection.

If you happen to get a version with an older FireOS iteration on it, it is also possible to remove the bloatware and install your own hacked Android to turn this into a much more zippy product (still not winning any road races, but easily something you'd pay twice as much for)