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Fire 7 tablet, 7" display, 16 GB, (2019 release), Black

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  • 7" IPS display; 16 or 32 GB of internal storage (add up to 512 GB with microSD)
  • Faster 1.3 GHz quad-core processor
  • Up to 7 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching video, and listening to music
  • Hands-free with Alexa, including on/off toggle
  • 1 GB of RAM
  • 2 MP front and rear-facing cameras with 720p HD video recording
  • Stay on track – Check email, make video calls, update shopping lists, and set reminders. Use your favorite apps like Zoom, Outlook, and OneNote

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Twilight Blue, Plum, Black, and Sage Fire 7 tablets on a white background

Tiny price. Bigger fun.

Engineered and tested by Amazon, Fire 7 is our best-selling tablet—now 2X the storage, faster quad-core processor, hands-free with Alexa, and 2X as durable as the latest iPad mini. Complete tasks, enjoy movies on the go, browse recipes, or ask Alexa for the weather—making your every day easier.

Designed for entertainment

Enjoy millions of movies, TV episodes, games, apps, eBooks, and songs. Stream or download thousands of videos from Prime Video, Netflix, STARZ, Disney+, and SHOWTIME. Discover over 570,000 apps and games, 475,000 Audible titles, and millions of songs.

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Get more done throughout your day

Get more done throughout your day

Check your email with Outlook. Browse recipes on your favorite sites and then update your grocery list. Manage to-do lists and set reminders with apps like OneNote and Notepad. Stay in touch with friends and family using Zoom, Skype, and more. Keep up with the latest from social media apps like Twitter and all your favorite news sources, all in one place.

Meet Alexa

Alexa connects you to the information, entertainment, and people who matter most—with just your voice. Ask to play videos and music, open apps, shop online, check the weather, access compatible smart home devices, call or message almost anyone and much more. Just say “Alexa”—even when the tablet screen is on standby.

Alexa and Fire 7 are designed to protect your privacy. For example, you can view and delete your voice recordings or use the Alexa Hands-Free Mode on/off toggle at any time.

Great for the entire family

Great for the entire family

With Amazon Kids (FreeTime), parents can create child profiles to limit screen time, set educational goals, and manage content with easy-to-use parental controls. Amazon Kids is free on every Fire tablet—or subscribe to Amazon Kids+ (FreeTime Unlimited) to access over 20,000 titles.

Fire 7 tablet standing case on top of a table

Protect your tablet

Designed by Amazon, the slim, form-fitting case with built-in stand allows for hands-free viewing in landscape and portrait orientations.

The cover remains securely closed with a magnetic closure. Easy access to buttons, ports, and cameras.

Every day is an earth day

You don’t have to be an environmental scientist to make sustainable choices. We considered sustainability in the design of this tablet. Here’s how:

Packaging

Device Packaging

96% of this tablet’s packaging is made of wood fiber-based materials from responsibly managed forests or recycled sources.

Energy Efficiency (Battery Powered Devices)

Energy Efficiency

This tablet was designed for improved energy efficiency, earning the ENERGY STAR certification. Enjoy this tablet with up to 7 hours of battery life.

Trade-In or Recycle

Part With Purpose

There may come a time when you want to trade in or recycle your tablet. Explore options with Amazon Second Chance.

Compare Fire tablets

DEVICE
PRICE
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$149.99
RATINGS
4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (20,353)
4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (174,754)
4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (34,275)
4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (119,758)
DISPLAY
7"
8" HD
8" HD
10.1" 1080p full HD
RESOLUTION
1024 x 600 (171 ppi)
1280 x 800 (189 ppi)
1280 x 800 (189 ppi)
(1920 x 1200) with over 2 million pixels (224 ppi)
STORAGE
16 or 32 GB (expandable by up to 512 GB)
32 or 64 GB (expandable by up to 1 TB)
32 or 64 GB (expandable by up to 1 TB)
32 or 64 GB (expandable by up to 1 TB)
CPU
Quad-core 2.0 GHz
Quad-core 2.0 GHz
Quad-core 2.0 GHz
Octa-core 2.0 GHz
RAM
2 GB
2 GB
3 GB
3GB
BATTERY LIFE
Up to 10 hours
Up to 12 hours
Up to 12 hours
Up to 12 hours
PORTS
USB-C (2.0)
USB-C (2.0)
USB-C (2.0)
USB-C (2.0)
CHARGING TIME (WITH INCLUDED ADAPTER)
4 hours
5 hours
4 hours
4 hours
WIRELESS CHARGING
✔️
AUDIO
Mono speaker
Dual speakers
Dual speakers
Dual speakers
DOLBY ATMOS
✔️
✔️
✔️
HANDS-FREE WITH ALEXA
✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️
SHOW MODE (FULL-SCREEN ALEXA EXPERIENCE)
✔️
✔️
✔️
WARRANTY AND SERVICE
90-day limited warranty
90-day limited warranty
90-day limited warranty
1-year limited warranty
CAMERA
2 MP front and rear-facing cameras with 720p HD video recording
2 MP front- and rear-facing
2 MP front- and rear-facing
2 MP front-facing and 5 MP rear-facing
WEIGHT
9.9 ounces (282 g)
12.5 oz (355 g)
12.5 oz (355 g)
16.4 oz (465 g)

Technical Details

Fire 7 Tablet

Fire 7 Tablet

Display

7” touchscreen, 1024 x 600 resolution at 171 ppi, SD video playback, with IPS (in-plane switching) technology and advanced polarizing filter

Size

7.6” x 4.5” x 0.4” (192 x 115 x 9.6 mm)

Weight

10.1 ounces (286 grams) Actual size and weight may vary by configuration and manufacturing process.

CPU & RAM

Quad-Core 1.3 GHz with 1 GB of RAM

Storage

16 GB (9.4 GB available to user) or 32 GB (23.6 GB available to user) of internal storage. Add microSD card for up to 512 GB 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 7 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 micro-USB power adapter included in the box.

Processor

MediaTek 8163

Wifi connectivity

Single-antenna dual-band wifi. Supports public and private wifi 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) wifi networks. WiFi 6 (802.11 ax) is not currently supported.

4G connectivity

N/A

Ports

USB 2.0 (micro-B connector) 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 wifi

Available colors

Black, Twilight Blue, Plum, Sage

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 it here

Warranty and service

90-day Limited Warranty and service included. Optional 1-Year, 2-Year and 3-Year Extended Warranty available for U.S. customers sold separately. Use of Fire 7 tablet is subject to Amazon's Condition of Use and these terms.

Included in the box

Fire 7 tablet, USB 2.0 cable, 5W power adapter, and Quick Start Guide

Generation

9th generation - 2019 release

Software Security Updates

Learn more about these software security updates.

Customer reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars
244,956 global ratings
6 Month UPDATE
5 out of 5 stars
6 Month UPDATE
UPDATE: It's been about 6 months now. I use this tablet daily. Yes, every single day. First the good. I still love this little tablet. I do NOT use it for anything other than entertainment, email etc. I have an ipad and laptop for work, school etc. For the most part I don't leave the house too often without it. I've had a couple of issues that arent a big deal for me but may be for you. Battery life. It could definitely be better. I've used the tablet for several hours straight only a couple of times but I did need to charge it in the car while I was out. If your wifi is at all sketchy, expect lag. On a strong signal there hasn't been any problem. At least with my unit. Reading, I read a lot. No, seriously 2 or 3 books a week. Not those little 400 page ones either. I carry my old faithful kindle touch to read during the day. I began having trouble with eyestrain reading on the tablet. So while you can absolutely read on this tablet, which I do at night, just be aware. Games, Amazon needs to SERIOUSLY step up their game in this department. I've been mildly irritated a couple of times after porting games by the lack of support from dev's. for the Amazon platform. Did I cave and install google play. Yes I did. YouTube is your friend. However, there have been a couple of issues even with that and game crashes have been an issue. So, I stopped playing them. Too much hassle. In summary, for what I use it for, this tablet has been great and I will continue to use it as long as it lasts. The size and weight are fantastic. Keeping my review at 5 stars because the issues that have come up weren't a deal breaker for me. I'm definitely getting my money's worth. This little tablet was a great investment for me. I can carry this with my phone for short jaunts out around town and be able to do almost everything I need to do on a device. It has NOT of course replaced my laptop, nor has it replaced my larger iPad. Those are for work. This is for entertainment. I read a lot. I still have my 4gen touch kindle that I will use until it dies, and for long reading sessions at home that's what I use. For shorter reading or perusing magazines or comics I use this. In the event that I'm waiting for a notification and decide to read or check email, this is a handy thing to have in my bag. Let's talk about my bag, it is now LIGHTER. Ladies did you read that? With this I can carry something smaller than a diaper bag. (Gasp) or a briefcase, whichever. I've watched a few shows on the tablet. I personally didn't have any issues. They looked good and I used headphones so I didn't worry about sound. Alexa of course is handy and the fire tablet synced right up with our echo dots. No problems there. I can go on and on. I really like it. I also bought one for my 17 year old boy and HE even loves his. Finally got that kid to start reading more. Yes, with a fire tablet.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2019
    First and foremost, FOR THIS PRICE is a great product!! Unbeatable, I must say; it's a lot more that you can expect!! I am surprised this thing is such a high quality product for just few bucks (I bought mine on eBay for $39,99, but later I found it's the same price here at Amazon).

    AMAZON x100: It is true its operation is 100% based on a Amazon environment, and that its Android OS is a special version (with some limitations); however I use Amazon store and services a lot, so that does not bother me at all. The inconveniences that are annoying for me I have overcome them satisfactorily...

    TRILLIONS OF ICONS: For example there are tons of Amazon App icons in the main screen that I don't use, and the app they belong to cannot be uninstalled (or at least I haven't found the way to do it). Well you can stop their services so they don't use tablet's resources, and occupy less memory and space that way; but the icons are still there. Also, they are not allowed to be stored in a folder (by long pressing each icon) so you have to deal with that bunch of icons in the main screen, which is very annoying (to my liking). But today I finally discovered a TRICK ;) to store them in a folder (Yeah!), so goodbye to those disturbing icons that I don't use (I just see 1 folder). My screen is already clean now, and only with the Apps that "I" use.

    AMAZON'S ANDROID: As for the OS limitations, the only one I could not overcome is that I have an annual subscription to Norton antivirus, and I have it installed on my Desktop, Laptop and Smartphone; unfortunately it cannot be installed on Fire 7 (9th gen). Today I contacted Norton technical support and they confirmed it; they say it cannot be installed due to the version of Android that Amazon uses on their tablets, which is limited and also different, with a very specific configuration that meets their tablets. Well instead I installed a free anitvirus that is going well for now (hope it protects me enough).

    STORAGE: As in every smartphone or tablet, internal memory is a concern of all of us (it quickly gets full); and this Fire 7 is not the exception. However it has 10.63GB for user's available internal storage (of 16GB it comes with) and I still have 8GB and something FREE, but this is because I use a 32GB MicroSD (it accepts up to 512GB) and configured all apps to store things over there. This is a good advice for all smartphone/tablet users. Oh yes, also Amazon gives you 5GB for Free in their cloud for you to store your stuff (pics, docs, music, or whatever you want). That's space you won't use in your Fire's storage so that's a nice gift.

    BATTERY: The battery life is awesome; what I've tested so far it gave me about 8 hours while Spotify downloaded my entire playlists for offline use. After that I gave it the second charge and have it playing music for about 5 continue hrs and the battery still has 70% remaining.

    SPAM: There's something that bothers me a bit which is the advertising of Amazon stuff when I unlock the screen. I haven't found how to stop it so after various attempts to get rid of it I ended up accepting to live with it. I just swipe my finger from the bottom of the screen and advertising is quickly gone.

    KEYBOARD: It can be set in several languages (well that's standard; I just downloaded the Spanish dictionary so it checks my spelling), but something that I liked is that it includes the Swipe method of "writing" (you enter words by sliding a finger from the first letter to the last; you lift only between words). I love that method and have used it in my smartphones for years now so I'm glad I found it here too.

    MORE TO COME: I'm so excited with my new Fire that I want to explore more functions, for example Alexa, and more other stuff that comes with the tablet. I will find the time for that later, but for now, I am very happy with what I've got.

    MY CONCLUSION: I am 200% satisfied with this product, I think it works sensational, at a very satisfactory speed. It plays my Spotify and MP3s playlists without problem, pairing it with my JBL Flip 4 speaker was fast and easy (and it sounds spectacular), the WiFi works perfectly, the email configuration was super fast and without problems, etc etc etc. What a good product!! And for this price, even better!!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2019
    My sons' family moved near me recently and I was dismayed to find the kids were 1 - 2 grade levels behind in school. The oldest two, a 4th and 3rd grader, were both at a beginning 2nd grade reading level (thanks West Palm Beach schools!). The younger twins, starting kindergarten a couple of weeks ago, didn't know their alphabet or numbers (their working parents had paid a government subsidized Pre-K school to not do that over the summer). Their parents said they knew their ABC's but all they could do was sing the ABC song; if you pointed at a letter and asked which one it was they had no clue what I was asking. "What's a letter?" They didn't know one from the other, much less how to write them. (Yes, parents, you are responsible for your kids education, not the schools. Enough said.)

    As a former college professor, who taught how to integrate technology in a teacher training program, with 90 graduate units in education under my belt, I had to intercede. I started reading sessions after school with the older two kids where I used my older Kindle and my two Samsung Galaxy Tablets, a 7" and a 10", to share reading the same book as they took turns reading out loud while I followed along to give support as needed.

    I was delighted to stumble over the Kindle Reader "Wordwise" feature that let's the kids touch a pre-selected difficult word and both see the definition and hear the pronunciation. (I hope eventually they can touch any word and have the same feature.) After an hour of reading I let them play with a couple of word games and they competed with each other to get higher scores. Little did I know that the games came with the option of "buying" hints to accelerate their scores -- until two $35 charges showed up on my credit card statement. While I was thrilled to see how engaged the kids were with the learning games I realized I needed more control over the tablets.

    After some research I discovered the Kindles have both parental controls, and another layer of protection through the Kindle app, "FreeTime" (not available on the Samsung Tabs). AND Kindle has a "family package" subscription where I can share apps with 4 tablets plus two parent units. I bought four Fire 7s, along with screen protector film, cute foam protector cases with built in stand flaps, and over the ear head phones.

    Yes, it took hours to set them all up. But it was easy and intuitive as I tweaked so many options: the time of day they could use the Kindle, how much time they have to use each media type from the "education" domain before they can play entertainment media, the amount of time they can use it altogether, both weekdays and weekends. FreeTime categorizes all available media as either educational or entertainment. You can set a time limit on each of the media types, e.g., apps/games, books, audible audio, and video, so that all of the educationally categorized media have to be viewed for your set time before the entertainment apps can be seen. I set up 1 hour of each media type with unlimited screen time so if they actually do get in 4 hours of learning in a given day they can play, especially on the weekend.

    I have yet to view the educationally classified videos or audio content, so I may change my mind, but at the moment I would like to see the option to not allow videos or Audible as I anticipate it will eventually require maintenance time to liberate memory. There is a Storage management option that will archive unused apps and even let you use a SD card (not included) but I anticipate memory will periodically need to be manually cleared as well. I would also like to be able to only display on their home page the apps that I select for them. The number of available media on their home page, even if educational, are a constant distraction for them that requires me to supervise their use and redirect them back to the apps I selected that focus on the skills I want them to practice.

    As I observed one of the twins use a Kindle (I hadn't tweaked yet) for the first time I was almost amused to find she could spend a seemingly unlimited amount of time with (to me) a mind numbingly boring "construction" app that simply pushed a donkey up a pile of bricks, made him jump down, and build another pile of bricks, jump down, etc. I would love to see what brain waves and endorphins were exercised in that app as she was almost addicted by the process. Needless to say, I had to pull her away from that app and threaten to take the Kindle away if she didn't go back to one of the letters or numbers apps I had selected for her. Fortunately she would rather do the educational games than watch TV or anything else. WOW!

    Additional options let me select content by age appropriateness. The 4th grader wanted to play a kindergarten game her sister was playing so I had to expand the age setting in her profile to encompass the lower grade apps. Perhaps that's a better idea as the older kids can strengthen or even learn skills they didn't pick up in the earlier grades.

    Right below that option is my favorite selection, "Enable In-App Purchasing". Off.

    Bottom line - what an amazing resource for parents. If I had my way every kid in every school would have one.
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