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Kindle Fire 7 Kids Tablet – 7″, 32GB, Ages 3-7, Ad-Free, Parental Controls, 10hr Battery, Blue
Original price was: $135.00.$89.99Current price is: $89.99.
Description
Save up to $70 — choose the Kindle Fire Kids tablet
- You can save up to $70 from Kindle Fire Kids tablet, which is designed for young children to enjoy. Parents and kids get one year of exclusive TV shows, a protective stand for watching, and lower prices than buying everything alone.
- If your Kindle Fire tablet is damaged, just return it to us and we’ll give you a new one, free of cost, within the first 2 years.
- Parent Dashboard is simple to use and makes it possible to adjust content by age, choose learning goals, set screen limits, allow your child to use extra features like Netflix & Disney+.
- It has a 10-hour battery, the Kindle Fire Kids tablet is always at your service. Working with leading family trust experts, Kindle Fire gives kids a safer use of the device.
- NEVER BE OUT OF STORAGE SPACE — Pick from 16GB or 32GB and add additional up to 1TB of storage with a microSD card for your child’s media.
- Durable Kid-Proof case — Each Kindle Fire Kids tablet is safe thanks to the strong protective case included.
Kids will love the many books, games, videos, apps, and skills they receive with the 1-year subscription to Kids+ that comes with the Kindle Fire Kids tablet. From the second year onward, the service costs $5.99 every month. You have the option to end your subscription through Customer Service or through the Parent Dashboard at any time. Thousands of winning star reviews make Kindle Fire Kids tablets popular with parents.
Technical details
Fire 7 Kids tablet
| Display | 7” touchscreen, 1024 x 600 resolution at 171 ppi, SD video playback, with IPS (in-plane switching) technology. |
| Size | 6.4” x 7.9” x 1.1” (162mm x 201mm x 28mm) |
| Weight | 15.1 ounces (429 grams). Actual size and weight may vary by configuration and manufacturing process. |
| CPU & RAM | Quad-Core 2.0 GHz with 2 GB of RAM |
| Storage | 16 GB (9.5 GB available to user) or 32 GB (25 GB available to user) of internal storage. Add microSD card for up to 1 TB of additional storage. Some apps may require that they are installed on internal storage. App or feature updates may impact available storage. |
| Battery life | Up to 10 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching video, and listening to music. Battery life will vary based on device settings, usage, and other factors such as web browsing and downloading content. Certain software features or apps may reduce battery life. |
| Charge time | Fully charges in approximately 4 hours using the 5W power adapter included in the box. |
| Wi-Fi connectivity | Single-antenna dual-band Wi-Fi. Supports public and private Wi-Fi networks or hotspots that use the dual-band 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, or 802.11n standard with support for WEP, WPA, and WPA2 security using password authentication; does not support connecting to ad-hoc (or peer-to-peer) Wi-Fi networks. WiFi 6 (802.11 ax) is not currently supported. |
| 4G connectivity | N/A |
| Ports | USB-C to connect to a PC/Macintosh computer, or to charge your device with the included power adapter; microSD slot for external storage |
| Audio | 3.5 mm stereo jack and integrated speaker |
| Sensors | Accelerometer |
| Camera specs | 2 MP front and rear-facing cameras with 720p HD video recording |
| Location services | Location-based services via Wi-Fi |
| Available colors | Blue, Purple, and Red |
| Additional features | External volume controls, built-in Bluetooth with support for A2DP compatible stereo headphones, speakers, microphone, and LE accessories support |
| Accessibility features | VoiceView screen reader enables access to the vast majority of Fire tablet features for users who are blind or visually impaired using text-to-speech or a connected refreshable braille display. Screen magnifier enables viewers to zoom in and out, and pan around the screen. Fire tablets also include accessibility settings for Closed Captioning, Font Size, High Contrast Text, Color Inversion, Color Correction, and Convert Stereo to Mono audio. (Captions are not available for all content). Learn more about these accessibility features. |
| Subscription | Includes 1 year of Amazon Kids+ for new subscribers. Learn more about this here. |
| Warranty and service | 2-year worry-free guarantee. See more details about this coverage. Use of Fire 7 Kids tablet is subject to Amazon’s Conditions of Use and these terms. |
| Included in the box | Fire 7 tablet, Amazon Kid-Proof Case, USB-C, 5W power adapter, and Quick Start Guide |
| Age range | Ages 3 and up. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. |
| Generation | 12th generation – 2022 release |
| Software Security Updates | This device receives guaranteed software security updates until at least four years after the device is last available for purchase as a new unit on our websites. Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own a Fire tablet, visit Manage Your Content and Devices for information specific to your device. |
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Reviews (7)
7 reviews for Kindle Fire 7 Kids Tablet – 7″, 32GB, Ages 3-7, Ad-Free, Parental Controls, 10hr Battery, Blue
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The Amazon Fire Kids Tablet is an excellent choice for parents looking for a safe, fun, and durable tablet for their children. It’s great for entertainment and learning, and the added parental controls are a big bonus. Highly recommend it for families!
Speakers are very loud! I like that it has a headphone jack. My son dropped the one we got him into water and the speakers died. Amazon did replace, but it was a bit of a hassle and they did charge us $20 still even though it was supposed to be a no hassle replacement policy.
The "upgraded" version they sent us isn't really an upgrade. In fact, the battery lasts about half as long. My son used to play the same apps all day long but now the table is dead by noon every day (we went from a 13 hour battery life to about a 5 hour battery life). It's also pretty slow to charge compared to the last one.
It's just as durable as the first, but the battery life being so much shorter has us looking at other options. Plus the content can be pretty limited compared to Android tablets. It's a good first tablet, especially if you have a rough and tumble toddler like I do. That being said, it's a tablet that can be outgrown pretty quickly and can be pretty limited to Amazon only content. I bought Baby Einstein directly through Amazon to put on there and it was still a struggle to get it onto the actual tablet.
We also wanted a tablet with AAC capabilities which this tablet seems to be lacking unless you want to pay quite a bit of money for the Amazon specific program. Android has more options for free or cheap AAC functions.
But... I wanted something on which I could install the apps my child enjoys using on my phone; and this operates only in the Amazon ecosystem. It offers a LOT of apps, videos, books and things, and that's great... But I don't see a way to install the apps I wanted to. I WANTED to install YouTube Kids, because there are certain YouTube channels my child likes to watch. But you can't install apps on this tablet like that.
Speaking of which... I'm also not happy about having to pay for a subscription to Amazon Kids+ to use this tablet! All I wanted was a tablet on which to install FREE apps! Money is tight right now. And I thought I was buying a TABLET and that was the only money out of my pocket... But no... You have to have a subscription to Amazon Kids+ to use it. AND I wanted my child to have ANONYMOUS access to some entertainment and games... But no... You have to link it to your own Amazon account, and start a subscription to Amazon Kids+. So be aware you're not finished spending money on this when you order it.
But why I'm giving it only one star... I can't block the things I DON'T want my child to see without going to a lot of trouble to do it. Amazon Kids+ has a lot of videos! But on YOUTUBE Kids, when there are video creators that we don't want our child to watch, we can block the video OR the entire channel... But on Amazon Kids, you have to block each video individually, one... at... a... time. And yesterday my child found on Amazon a particular video creator which we had blocked on YouTube, and started watching him... So I just spent nearly an hour trying to block everything by this particular creator, one video at a time! I wasn't happy. But it gets worse:
Because, since my child had already watched some of his videos, those videos are shown in the "Recent" section at the top of the page... And even though I spent an hour blocking it, it STILL APPEARS in the "Recent" section! ...and I'm sitting here listening to it play right now as I'm writing this! (And yes, I'm going to step in and be a parent and stop it, but I'm making a point here.) I blocked it... I even went and searched that title SPECIFICALLY, to make sure it is blocked! Yet my child still has access to it! It's at the TOP OF THE PAGE! So I'm going to have to KEEP saying "no", and then contending with the crying. The whole point of blocking, is to remove the offending content from view, so you don't HAVE TO argue over it. Also... If you do see something you don't like... You can't block a video FROM the corner menu while the video is playing... Which would be convenient. No, you have to go into the settings and search for it. And without trying to describe the entire process, let me just say, it's tedious.
Bottom line... Amazon does not WANT you to be in control of the content your child has access to. The pretense is that they are just unaware that it's not very convenient... But the truth is that it's difficult on purpose! Because ANYONE can see how to make it better! It's made this way ON PURPOSE, and it's obvious. We're not that stupid, and neither are they. They know what they're doing.
This tablet could be AMAZING... But If I can't find an easier way to control the available content on this tablet, I'm going to get rid of it.
So far, I'm not happy with it.
Update: after a month... I hate this thing. My child wants to watch YouTube... I found what looks like a GREAT app that allows me to choose what channels are available, and everything else is blocked... That's perfect! But the free version is limited, so since the paid version isn't too outrageous, I decided to subscribe to it... But I can't complete the sign-up. It was a couple weeks ago so I can't remember what it said, but it said something like, purchases weren't enabled... So I looked to enable it - couldn't find it... had to do a lot of Google searching to find out how to enable it - finally found it... It WAS enabled. So I've been dealing with the app's limitations because I can't complete a subscription.
And just now... My child wants to play a new game... But the tablet is out of storage space... So I tried to Uninstall a game or two, to make space for the new one. I clicked "Clear storage"... And nothing happens. The button indicates that it's been pressed, but nothing is cleared. I tried to find another way to clear old games, but I only see this one way, and it doesn't seem to work. So I can't install the new game. I'm so fed up with this thing. It's the most difficult device I've ever dealt with.