Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Amazon Fire 7 tablet, 7” display, read and watch, under $80 with 10-hour battery life, (2022 release), 32 GB, Denim

Efficiency and Affordability: Amazon Fire 7 Tablet 2022 Edition Review

Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024

Digital Storage Capacity: 16 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: BlackStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

The Amazon Fire 7 tablet continues to impress with its blend of affordability and functionality. As a budget-friendly option, it delivers excellent value for money. The 2022 edition maintains its predecessor's compact design, making it highly portable and convenient for on-the-go use.One of the standout features of the Fire 7 tablet is its vibrant 7-inch display, which offers decent color accuracy and clarity for multimedia consumption, reading, and light productivity tasks. While it may not compete with higher-end tablets in terms of resolution, it more than suffices for everyday use.Performance-wise, the tablet is powered by a quad-core processor, which handles basic tasks smoothly. It's suitable for browsing the web, streaming videos, checking emails, and running lightweight apps. However, users looking for more intensive gaming or multitasking capabilities might find it lacking.The battery life of the Fire 7 tablet is respectable, providing several hours of usage on a single charge. This makes it ideal for casual users who don't require all-day battery longevity.Amazon's ecosystem integration is a significant advantage of the Fire 7 tablet. It seamlessly integrates with Amazon services like Kindle, Prime Video, and Audible, offering users access to a vast library of digital content.While the Fire 7 tablet excels in many areas, it does have its limitations. The cameras are mediocre at best, producing grainy and lackluster images. Additionally, the internal storage capacity is limited, but it can be expanded via a microSD card for those requiring more space.Overall, the Amazon Fire 7 tablet 2022 edition is a reliable and cost-effective option for casual users, students, and anyone seeking a budget-friendly tablet for light tasks and entertainment. Its combination of affordability, portability, and integration with Amazon's ecosystem makes it a compelling choice in its price range.

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David S. Drobner

Perfect kindle book reader; all else secondary

Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023

Digital Storage Capacity: 16 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: DenimStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

I snagged this latest 12 th gen 7” fire tablet at one of amazons sales $39 in late 2023. The latest chip and 2 gigs RAM makes a real difference compared to a 7” fire I had a couple or so years ago. Last one was basically useless, slow, crashed, and the book reader could not even smoothly do page curl turns. BUT THIS ONE IS DIFFERENT. IF YOU ARE A BOOK READER I ASSURE YOU THERE’S A LOT TO LOVE HERE. (and see one more surprising positive below in my update). The kindle app is flawless and almost snappy on this device. Page turning page curls are smooth and totally free of stutter or lock up like the earlier generation. It has a LOT of nits of brightness - surprisingly VERY bright even for my somewhat older eyes. Making text a bit larger is great (if your vision can use that help) and the screen resolution is totally fine for reading text, no issues at all even though it seemed like it’s a bit lower resolution in its specs. I leave it full brightness and still the battery lasts forever. Given a choice of the e-ink kindle costing much more, and this tablet (I have both) this little 7” fire tablet is FAR SUPERIOR FOR BOOK READING THAN THE e-ink tablet: it is more responsive, agile in changing text size, and lots of nits of brightness for easy reading. If you buy it ONLY as a dedicated book reader, and especially if you get the $39 price - it’s a steal and an incredibly under recognized useful budget reading tablet. Scale of 1-10 as a book reader I give it a 10. No question. More pros: surprisingly solid feel, no bending or creaking- really feels solid in the hand. Not too heavy but it’s not like so paper light that it feels flimsy. I recommend you get a case however cheap, because it is a little slippery to hold. Current OS on it is reasonably responsive and has not once ever crashed. Ok now some practical comparisons. As a tablet it is maybe a 4 on that same scale of 1 to 10: it is not super fast opening apps, the selection of fire available apps is poor, and you should accept that this is not a high end android or apple tablet. Yet, several streaming apps work flawlessly and you can watch media on it but the screen is a little washed out on color and lower resolution when your eyes compare to a high end tablet, or iPhone or 4k TV. The silk browser does work, just not super fast. The USB C charging port (!) was a splendid surprise, and the files app built into the OS let’s you surf a USB flash drive you can plus into that USB port which is surprising and kind of really cool FOR A THIRTY NINE DOLLAR TABLET! I did find that USB 3.0 maybe 3.1 works plugged into the USB C port but not USB 3.2. Last note: it has a standard headphone jack. Streaming audio including Spotify through headphones gives very very good sound. Shockingly the OS is sophisticated enough that you can plug a USB C to 3.5 mm female headphone adapter and plug headphones into that and it DOES stream the sound that way to headphones too. Sound quality seems identical either way. Portable, fun, great book reader, quite competent on card game apps and streaming apps including Netflix, Amazon prime, HULU, Disney, other free streamers like Crackle and Pluto and more; long lasting battery life, quite solid, lots of fun and so budget priced that if these capabilities sound appealing just buy the thing you will love it. Great toy to add to the small electronics fun gadgets in our lives. Update 11 22 23: one more positive to note: surprising but absolutely true: just discovered that Facebook's Messenger app will handle video calling and the result is extremely good - even shockingly good; sharp image, no dropped frames, perfect clean sound quality. Years ago it would have been impossible to imagine an inexpensive tablet gadget that could do video calls like that; yet, here we are. Outstanding!

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Careful_User

12th Generation (2022) Version is almost perfect

Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023

Digital Storage Capacity: 16 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: BlackStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

So I only just got this and thought I'd share my initial review and hopefully answer questions that others might have that has been difficult to find answers for.

Size differences
As most have already seen, this version is different from the previous in shape and size, yes it is slightly smaller. For most users who had the previous version, the kicker is that your covers and cases etc. are no longer compatible.
Also the Charger uses USB-C plug also which is different from the previous versions.

In terms of performance
This is night and day in comparison to the older versions. The older version was slick when it first came out but like most people know, the FireOS is basically Android and as more and more updates have been applied, the older version is now running really slow. So basically this new version hardware was tailored for the today's version of android thus it runs very fast and very slick, this is a very crucial issue.

NO YOUTUBE KIDS APP
The biggest issue anyone will encounter and is well known about is that this does not have the Google Play Store or accompanying services. That means that IT DOES NOT HAVE THE NATIVE YOUTUBE KIDS APP.
There are many people on here that simply either don't understand what a native app is or simply confuse it with the main Youtube. I myself had multiple answers that failed to answer this basic question with multiple contradictory answers or reviews that failed to understand the question.

Amazon FIRE tablets DO NOT HAVE YOUTUBE KIDS Apps. Amazon has their own Youtube.com app which it seems they created as the developer email address for that app is an amazon.com email address. When you click YOUTUBE KIDS link in that app it jumps to the browser and opens in the browser which is a terrible experience. It is strange given that on the fire TV, the YouTube app allows you to switch to kids profiles, if only Amazon would do that for their tablet youtube app. But until then What you have are 3rd party apps built by you know who on the AppStore that plays youtube. They are not native apps, nor do they support most of the functionality as is. They are not written by Youtube, Google or Amazon either, so if you want to give those apps your google login which is used for Youtube Kids then you do so at your own risk.

YES YOU CAN INSTALL YOUTUBE KIDS NATIVE APP, BUT YOU HAVE TO DO IT YOURSELF.
I don't know why nor will I try to even get into this very very old topic of not having youtube kids, but the GOOD news is that it is very simple and easy to get Youtube kids native apps on this 12th gen version. You don't need to be a modder or anything intense. But a simple web search will tell you how to do this. Just know that you will have to install 4 different google apps/services first to get the Play Store. This is even easier as you simply open the browser, download each of them from the website and Click to install. DONE AND DUSTED. Once you have the Play Store you can easily install any of the native youtube Kids apps or even the original Youtube app from google and even login to your tablet with your gmail account. I was able to do this in 30 minutes.

With YouTube Kids installed. I am now able to give this 10 Stars.
This is basically very decent hardware and latest OS for $60.
You cannot go wrong with this as a kids tablet especially with the ability from Amazon to quickly lock this down.

Touch Screen is extremely responsive
I have struggled to find a decent priced kids tablet that is responsive enough to use the ANTON app without lag. This is the fastest tablet I have seen at this price point. For those that haven't used ANTON, it is by far the best app for teaching your kids. It has school derived lessons, I would recommend every parent should download ANTON. But it's writing lessons, needs a screen that is responsive and a fairly decent tablet. This tablet passes the ANTON test with a gold star.

Sound is clear with some bass. It doesn't sound like a tin can.
Sound quality is very loud and clear. Trust me, if you've been through the dozen kids tablets I have, you will be surprised how much of a let down it would be when you have poor sound. Kids need to hear clearly and this does it without issues.

The Amazon AppStore itself is actually pretty good. All the apps we had on our old android tablet were available except for Youtube Kids. I'd imagine there are many more that are not available but most of the decent kids ones are on there including ANTON, ABC Kids etc

I would think that since the FireTV Youtube app allows kids profiles, that Amazon would at some point do the same with their own tablet Youtube app.

As it is right now this table is almost perfect especially once I was able to manually install play store and youtube kids easily. I'm ordering a second one.

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C. Bayne

Great FOR THE PRICE

Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2022

Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: DenimStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

I was an early Kindle Fire adapter, but I think the last one I bought was in 2017. So this one is definitely a step up from that. I just got tired of the Fire OS - it was too locked up and not as robust as regular Android. Plus, there is one mindless Android game that I love that isn't available in the Amazon App Store, so that's a thing.

I like to talk a lot before getting to the actual review. Sorry. Context is important for me.

***Actual review***

I decided to buy a new Fire because I wanted something a little larger than my phone screen (I have a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, which actually has a pretty large screen) to watch movies on when on vacation. Fires tend to be cheaper than most tablets, so I looked there first. This came up with decent specs for an amazing price, so I bought one. Then realized that it wouldn't be out until 6/29.

I got it yesterday and set it up. Here are my impressions:

Kindle Fire 7 with 32gb storage & no ads.

Pros
- Perfect size to watch movies on an airplane tray table
- Decent screen resolution (my eyesight isn't what it used to be, and this is still better than everything I had growing up)
- Made for Amazon environment, so Prime Video, Audible, and Kindle books work great. Mostly.
- Most of the apps I use are in the Amazon Appstore
- I paid $94 to get this without ads and to get the 32gb size - that's way cheaper than a comparable name brand tablet anywhere else (I'm looking at you Samsung & Apple!)
- There's an expandable memory slot - I have a 128gb micro SD card in there (It makes you format the card before you can use it)
- USB-C cord!!!!!! I don't know when Fires switched to this, but I'm glad they finally did
- Amazing battery life. I downloaded a whole bunch of shows and also reset a couple of times. Then downloaded again. After several hours of aggressive usage, it's still at 66%.

Cons
- Wow, this is slow. I'm comparing it to my phone, which is technically top of the line as of last November, and this is slow. It's also $1400 less than I paid for my phone, so while it's annoying, it's not enough to knock off a whole star.
- Can't fast charge. Not a huge issue because the battery is pretty big & I have to sleep sometime, but still.
- Can't download the one game I want from the Play store. Yes, I know that there's a way to do it, but it's annoying that it's not easy out of the box.
- Not all the customer service people know enough about this to help when you have issues. (Yeah, technically not the unit's fault, but as someone who was DM'ing with them for 2 hours yesterday and talked with 4 different people, I'm putting this con somewhere!)
- Can't save Prime Video content to the SD card. At least you can't download there. That's why I got the card. I'm not sure I can transfer Prime Videos between internal & SD yet. I think this is the same for all Amazon content.
- I kept getting "service_error" when I downloaded tv episodes that I had purchased, even when the episodes weren't on another device. According to Customer Service, you can only have them on 2 devices. I only had them on one, and I deleted them off that one, and I still kept getting the error.

TL;DR: This is a really, really good tablet, bordering on great FOR. THE. PRICE! The form factor is awesome for travel, and as long as you play in Amazon's sandbox, the experience is mostly good. I did have a lot of problems downloading episodes, which is actually why I bought this in the first place, and I don't like that you can't download Amazon content to the SD card. I'm not sure if there are legal reasons for that, but I don't like it.

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Tiffany

To the not-parent looking for an honest review:

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024

Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: BlackStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

I see a lot of the reviews here are parents buying this for a child under 12 and just to get it out of the way I agree this tablet would be perfect for a little kid, it's very basic and has great parental controls.

However if you are not a parent and are just looking for a tablet, maybe because you wanna watch movies or do some light gaming on something that's not your phone, then keep in mind what I said about this being a very basic tablet. While the tablet is technically Android OS, it has its own Amazon app store. Almost like if your FireTV was a tablet. This appstore doesn't contain a YouTube app so you can't watch movies on YouTube though this Appstore does have most streaming services Like Disney Plus and Netflix, even Crunchyroll as downloadable apps. This isn't as big of an issue if you use mostly use streaming services anyway. I just thought the lack of a YouTube app didn't make sense and was mildly annoying.
As for the light gaming you DO have access to Luna, Amazon's cloud gaming service, so you can play Fortnite, and there's also Minecraft and Roblox in the Appstore itself. But no Teamfight Tactics unfortunatly.
From the beginning, before even buying the tablet, you can choose to recieve locksceen ads from Amazon in exchange for selling you the tablet at a cheaper price and then get rid of the ads later for $15, OR you can choose to pay a higher price for the tablet in the first place and not have the lockscreen ads at all.
Though it’s not the greatest tablet in existence, its capabilities and hardy battery life far exceed my expectations for its generous price, and it perfectly fits the needs of the minimalist looking for a slightly-bigger-than-your-phone-not-too-big-though screen to watch movies or their favorite series on, maybe listen to music, read a book, have the book be read to you, send or receive some emails, even get away with playing a few half decent games.

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Juilianna

you get what you pay for...

Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2022

Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: DenimStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

OK. we know it's not a high end, super expensive, gadget.
It's cheap.
It is NOT stereo sound
It works.
Setup was a breeze.
The "denim" color, made this old hippie smile, but am getting a composition book style case to hide it...
Test ran videos...at 70% charge and it lasted 8ish hours. 4 hours to recharge.

It will keep you amused in the doctor's' office, or in the garage waiting for your tires to be rotated.

I bought this solely because I wanted to see how the Fire 7 compares to my BELOVED HDX7 of years gone by. No comparison. The HDX 7 was the VERY BEST of the whole shebang, and I still own and use (blush) several of them. Stereo sound still is excellent, picture, etc....please bring it back. sigh....

This little baby will, however, be thrown in my purse for the little annoyances of life stated above. Much prefer to lose this, than the iPhone or iPad. My books, access to my music, news, videos and the time will fly. I sprung for the 32 gig..and can't see a reason to expand. And when I leave it laying ...no huge loss.

Best thing about it...size. It fits my small hands, it fits in purse, or jeans/cargo pants/jacket pocket. The library...worth its weight in gold. I have a lot of cookbooks, gardening books. They just don't look as good in the grey format of the Paperwhite , and this is another reason I'm keeping this little rhinestone.

I recommend for a handy, cost effective diversion..and plan on using it a lot. I think a child...especially one who likes to read...not so much gaming...could use this.

11/20/22

sooo...a little update.
I use this almost daily, because of weight and size. I LOVE the ease with reading, much better as far as I am concerned than the Paperwhite (yeah...I own SEVERAL gadgets) color screen, play a little soft music or rain in background, etc) I've read almost every day!!! I LOVE IT
The lack of 2 speaker stereo bugged me a lot. Sooo...i grabbed a set of earphones..and BOB's YOUR UNCLE. I can listen to CCR, and play some solitaire, read the Post or Times...watch my tv shows, etc and the stereo sound comes in very well.
Flying out for the holiday on Tuesday. This will be in my hand or purse during the grueling 7 hr flight, stop overs. And if something happens....its a damned cheap, but VERY serviceable source of entertainment.

your gift to yourself. I think you will be more pleased than you think. Happy Holiday's Folks!!

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Pamela R. Merritt

Stars for use as an e-reader, which is why I got it

Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023

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I needed an e-reader which could handle my needs, and that's why I rated my Fire 7 highly. I'm not using it to play games or stream movies or take pictures and videos. Though I got the no ads/32 gig model, because reading is serious business.

Because it was my six year old Kindle Paperwhite that got me into this. I love reading on it, even library books. This is important, because I'm a writer (The Way of Cats book) and a devoted reader. To keep up with this favorite hobby, I have a Kindle Unlimited subscription. Still, there are many books, and I also subscribe to Scribd. I have books I own, and books I rent, essentially.

Which makes my Paperwhite less of a general reader than I would like. I'm also researching a new book. I can send all these PDFs to my Kindle account, but it's not the same reading or highlighting experience as an optimized PDF reader. In my mind, I'd like to keep these documents, but not on my Bookshelf, mixed with the thrillers and the sciences.

Recent thoughts of how long my Paperwhite would last led me to consider e-readers in general. Reading outdoors is combining two of my favorite things, where a dedicated e-ink device really shines, so some kind of Kindle reader is important to me. But I could really use a general purpose reader. This was my first attempt at combining these needs. I am very pleased.

The Silk browser, included, let me navigate to the address of the Scribd app (information on the Scribd site.) This let me download a third party app, permission for which I first adjusted in settings. Currently testing PDF readers in the Amazon App Store, for some free books I got in that format.

Now I have three readers in one. My Kindle and Scribd books update on my other apps, and I them as I've always done. This screen is as easy to read on as my iPad mini, so no complaints. My iPad is bigger and heavier, with the case and the Pencil, and not something I put in my purse if I don't need to. The Fire 7 works better for what I usually need a purse device for, which is reading and web browsing. My phone is really old and won't keep downloaded books for very long. The idea being that if I'm stuck somewhere with no wifi, I have books in the device. And they will be there.

The Kindle app is almost fully operational, but I can't put books into Collections with it, and the layout is subtly different, but it works fine. If it gets confused, I restart it. It's not a high tech device, but it's great for the price.

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C.S.L

If you like Kindle then this is the tablet for you

Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023

Digital Storage Capacity: 16 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: BlackStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

I can't say whether this product is worth buying or not I kind of on one hand regret buying it but on the other hand it was very affordable This does not have any Google base anything in this tablet It does not tell you that right off the bat I found that out once I bought it and I was very disappointed So you can't sync your cell phone if you are Android person you have Google on everything you can't sync this with this tablet but if you're can do everything Amazon everything then you might be fine with that The apps on here for games and stuff sucks is very limited This is not a tablet that you can download games or anything like that it doesn't have all those apps that I'm used to seeing on like my cell phone or something like that So for Kindle it's perfect it does exactly what I want for my Kindle books and that's usually what I use it for You do have Amazon music on here You do have Spotify on here and I just use it for reading my Kindle books cuz it has a automatic voice activating reader thing that reads the book to you and you just push play in the book reads to you I like that feature the cell phones don't have that feature I don't know what's up with that So that's a plus for me Amazon music and Spotify when I get ready go to bed I use my tablet to listen to my music instead of my cell phone save my phone battery life So that's pretty much what I use it for The only game app I have on here will be surfer I think it's what it's called and that's about it there's some free TV show stuff you can watch on here It searches the web very nice but it's not your Google web search is Amazon's web search but I haven't run into any problems it's searching the web or it can't access something so the web is perfect I don't see this as a work tablet though It don't have any apps that supports that I don't think I get word on here but I haven't looked it up to actually see if it works like I said the App store put more decent apps into this tablet.

Oh in the lock screen The lock screen won't show a picture that you put it would show advertisement for the device or whatever that they put on it that's annoying can't get it off I think you need a computer to actually get it off which I don't have with dealing with codes and all that other nonsense so yeah you're stuck with whatever advertisement they want to put on your lock screen once you open it up then you'll see what you have as your background picture

You can and if it's more affordable to find a tablet that will suit your needs I recommend you do so if you just looking for a Kindle reader and that's all you want it for and some Amazon music and Amazon TV and some Spotify and audible because audible is on here as well obviously it's an Amazon thing then you're good then this is the tablet for you it's lightweight it works you'll be straight

If you want more then you going to have to find something that fits your knees and it's affordable or cost more So I recommend you you really think about it before doing it and if you can look up some review videos I recommend you do that too

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OneThingReal

Great for readers. A bit slow for other tasks.

Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024

Digital Storage Capacity: 16 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: BlackStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

I love this device as a reader. It’s so much nicer than the basic Kindle because illustrations and special text appear as intended, complete with color. There are some Amazon proprietary hindrances - Silk browser is good, but not fast. It has a private browsing mode but is not compatible with DuckDuckGo. I like it best for reading- not only Amazon ebooks, but plays well with Libby and Hoopla too. A nice device for traveling.

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Yalal Besereni

Compact and budget-friendly device

Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024

Digital Storage Capacity: 16 GBOffer Type: Lockscreen Ad-SupportedColor: DenimStyle: Fire 7Verified Purchase

The Amazon Fire 7 Tablet is a compact and budget-friendly device that offers impressive features for its price point. The tablet boasts a 7-inch display with vivid colors and good viewing angles, making it suitable for reading, browsing, and watching videos. Although the resolution is not the highest among tablets, it still delivers a satisfactory visual experience.

In terms of performance, the Fire 7 Tablet may not rival high-end models, but it handles everyday tasks smoothly. It's equipped with a quad-core processor and 1GB of RAM, which is sufficient for web browsing, social media, and light gaming. For casual users and those seeking a simple and reliable device, the performance of the Fire 7 Tablet is adequate.

One standout feature of the Fire 7 Tablet is its integration with Amazon services. It seamlessly connects to the Amazon ecosystem, providing easy access to Prime Video, Kindle books, and Alexa. This integration enhances the overall user experience for those who are already invested in Amazon's platform.

The battery life of the Fire 7 Tablet is commendable, offering decent usage time on a single charge. This makes it suitable for on-the-go use, whether for entertainment or productivity purposes. Additionally, the compact size and lightweight design make it convenient to carry around, fitting easily into bags or backpacks.

While the storage capacity of the Fire 7 Tablet may be limited, the option to expand it using a microSD card provides flexibility for storing more content. This is particularly beneficial for users who consume a lot of media or download apps frequently.

The user interface is intuitive and straightforward, catering to users of all ages. The device's accessibility features make it a practical choice for individuals who may require additional support or assistance while using a tablet.

Overall, the Amazon Fire 7 Tablet presents a compelling value proposition for those seeking an affordable and functional device. Its seamless integration with Amazon services, respectable performance for everyday use, and portability make it an attractive option for budget-conscious consumers or those looking for a secondary tablet for specific tasks. While it may not compete with premium tablets in terms of specifications, its affordability and reliability make it a commendable choice for many users.

I hope you find this review helpful! Let me know if there's anything else I can assist you with.

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