They’ve added a new split-screen feature to Fire OS 7 that allows for two compatible apps to site side-by-side for better multitasking. This wireless charger props the tablet up and automatically puts it in Show Mode to act as an Echo Show when docked.Īmazon is talking up the productivity aspects of both the Fire HD 10 and HD 10 Plus tablets with this latest generation. For the top of the line package, you can get the Fire HD 10 Plus bundle with a Wireless Charger for $219.99. The Plus model also has a premium soft-touch finish and includes wireless charging that is compatible with any Qi wireless charger, although one is not included. For that extra money, you get a bump up from 3GB of RAM to 4GB. The tablet has up to 12 hours of battery life and is charged through a USB-C 2.0 port that takes 4 hours to charge from dead with the included power adapter, but Amazon is selling a 15W power adapter for quicker charge times.įor the first time, Amazon is making a Fire HD 10 Plus variant of their new flagship tablet that costs $30 more. Connectivity is what you’d expect with Bluetooth 5.0 and 802.11ac Wifi. Around the back is now a 5MP rear camera which replaces the old model’s 2MP rear camera. The front camera is still 2MP but it is now landscape-oriented, which makes more sense for video calls in my opinion.
The new tablet is also slightly thinner and lighter than the old model, but not by much.
Amazon says the screen is “strengthened with aluminosilicate glass” which, I assume, is an improvement over the old tablet’s screen with regards to durability.
While it still a 10.1-inch screen with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 for full 1080p video, the screen can now get 10% brighter than the one on the outgoing model. Storage is still 32GB for the base model or you can increase that to 64GB for $30 more, but that’s not entirely necessary since there is still a microSD card slot with support for up to 1TB of external storage.Īmazon is touting an improved screen on the new model. What has changed, however, is a welcomed bump up from 2GB to 3GB of RAM in the new model. Powering the new Fire HD 10 is still the same MediaTek MT8183 octa-core CPU that clocks in at 2 GHz. The extra $30 for the “Plus” model adds even more RAM, wireless charging, and a premium soft touch finish. Compared to the outgoing model that was released in 2019, the new Fire HD 10 has more RAM to improve performance and a brighter screen that is made with stronger glass. Amazon has announced an all-new Fire HD 10 tablet for $149.99 and, for the first time, a Fire HD 10 Plus variant for $179.99 that comes with a bit more RAM and extra features.
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