Testseek.com have collected 36 expert reviews of the Amazon Kindle Fire HD Kids Edition 6 inch and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Kindle Fire HD Kids Edition 6 inch.
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Published: 2014-11-12, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: It's Christmas morning. Your child woke you up with an ear-piercing scream of excitement - Santa has come. Once your child sees the present you've wrapped in special paper - next to the Santa gifts, of course - they snatch it up. They realize it might jus...
Two year, no-questions-asked warranty. Rugged case. Huge amount of subscription kids' content included, especially from Nickelodeon.
Two-page book spreads are too small to be readable. Performance can be laggy. Very limited internal storage. Lacks Amazon's Mayday help feature
The Amazon Fire HD 6 Kids Edition is best understood as a simple container for Amazon's FreeTime subscription kids' books and videos. One that's covered by a no-questions-asked two-year warranty....
Good performance for child's tablet, Rugged, removable case, Multiple profiles, Terrific parental controls, Free year of Amazon FreeTime Unlimited
No web browser
The Amazon Fire HD Kids Edition offers good performance for its category, coupled with strong parental controls, rugged construction, a bumper case that stands up well to drops, and a nearly unbeatable two-year warranty. Since it's built around a tablet t...
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Published: 2015-11-20, Author: Mario , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: Before you go buy a tablet, you should ask this question, “what am I going to use this tablet for.” This seems like common sense, but really, take a moment. What are you going to do with that slab of internet-connected screen?If your answer is I need “som...
Two year, no-questions-asked warranty, Rugged case, Huge amount of subscription kids' content included, especially from Nickelodeon
Two-page book spreads are too small to be readable, Performance can be laggy, Very limited internal storage, Lacks Amazon's Mayday help feature
The Amazon Fire HD 6 Kids Edition is best understood as a simple container for Amazon's FreeTime subscription kids' books and videos. One that's covered by a no-questions-asked two-year warranty...
Compact and easy to use, One year of FreeTime Unlimited, Comes with a cover, Two-year replacement guarantee, Great battery life
Parental controls are limited, Screen resolution is low, MicroUSB charging port
Yes. If you're considering an e-book reader for a child between seven and 12 years old, it's the perfect device to kindle your child's love of reading.Editors' RecommendationsEcho Dot vs. Echo Dot Kids Edition Keep kids learning: Amazon discounts Fire 7 K...
Published: 2019-10-07, Author: Dan , review by: pocket-lint.com
Lets kids read freely, Keeps them safe from unsuitable content, Two-year guarantee
Older kids could just use a standard (cheaper) Kindle, Fun case designs are US-only, Costs the same as the Fire 7 Kids Edition
The main negative around the Kindle Kids Edition is that it costs exactly the same as the Fire 7 Kids Edition which is more of a traditional tablet experience. It can do a lot more, in other words.Of course, the debate there is that, actually, many parent...
With no expandable storage we'd advise against buying the 8GB Fire HD Kids Edition. This puts the price up to £139. If that's too much you could buy the standard 16GB Fire HD 6 for £99. However when you factor in the bumper case, warranty and Fire for Kid...
2year breakage guarantee, Fire for Kids Unlimited, Robust parental control, good screen
Processor not the fastest, Battery life middling
Although the Fire HD tablet costs £79, I didnt mind the extra £30 that got me not just a robust foam cover for the tablet but also a years’ worth of apps, games and videos from Amazon as well as a 2-year no-hassle return policy. If you are a parent, you...
