Amazon Fire 7" - 2019

If you’re a Prime subscriber who wants a cheap way to access that goodness, this is a good choice. If you care even slightly about display or performance, however, pay a little more and get the Fire HD 8.

The The best thing about buying a cheap tablet is that it won't cost a lot: $50 can get you a Wi-Fi-enabled tablet that can access the internet, video chat, and run popular apps, including social media and streaming services. That's a fantastically low...

Verdict If you're a Prime subscriber who wants a cheap way to access that goodness, this is a good choice. If you care even slightly about display or performance, however, pay a little more and get the Fire HD 8. Pros Very very cheap Great Prime...

Looking for a tablet to read a book on in the shade, watch the occasional YouTube video and order some shopping? At $50/£50, you can't go wrong with the Amazon Fire 7 (2019). But if watching movies or reading in sunlight are priorities, you'll need to...

Looking for a basic tablet that won't break the bank? The latest version of the Fire 7, Amazon's most affordable tablet, is now better value. It has double the amount of storage space than the previous version and now lets you summon Alexa with your...

It's tough to hate Amazon's newest and cheapest tablet, but you should seriously consider other options if you...

The Fire 7 is the most affordable tablet in Amazon's lineup but, unfortunately, you get what you pay for. Yes, it does have hands-free Alexa and there's more storage on the newer Fire 7 than earlier models. But the performance is dismal, the display is...

Amazon's slightly upgraded entry-level Fire 7 tablet remains a good value, but you're still better off spending a bit more for the HD 8...