All-new Fire HD 8 Kids Edition tablet | 8″ HD display, 32 GB, Blue Kid-Proof Case
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All-new Fire HD 8 Kids Edition tablet | 8″ HD display, 32 GB, Blue Kid-Proof Case
£149.99
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- 2-year worry-free guarantee: if it breaks, return it and we’ll replace it for free.
- The included 1-year subscription to Amazon Kids+ gives kids access to thousands of popular apps, games, videos, books and audiobooks, including content from Disney, Nickelodeon and Sesame Street.
- Create screen-time limits and set educational goals remotely from your smartphone using Amazon Parent Dashboard or the Kids Edition tablet.
- Stream through Wi-Fi or view downloaded content on the go with 32 GB of internal storage. Add a microSD card for up to 1 TB of additional storage.
- Up to 12 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching video and listening to music.
- A full-featured 8″ HD tablet (not a toy) with a kid-proof case, parental controls, 2-year worry-free guarantee and 1 year of Amazon Kids+ (Fire…
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Specification: All-new Fire HD 8 Kids Edition tablet | 8″ HD display, 32 GB, Blue Kid-Proof Case
| 2-year worry-free guarantee | if it breaks, return it and we'll replace it for free. |
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JackJack –
We already own a Fire 7 (5th gen) and an iPad mini (2nd gen). Surprisingly enough, this Fire HD 8 was bought to replace the iPad. My kids prefer the Fire, and they fight over who gets to play it. The reason is simple: the iPad requires games to be bought individually from the App Store, and since popular games like the Toca Life series are £4 each, I have to limit the number of games they’re allowed.
In contrast, the Fire for Kids app allows them to browse and download anything they want, from a curated, age-appropriate selection, of games, video, books and Audible audiobooks. They like the fact that they can download without asking for permission. Meanwhile I can control things like screen-time limits or age filters from either the parental control screen on the device, or the Amazon…
whY2G –
We were looking for a tablet for our little one, was gonna go for the 2018 edition but when we found out a 2020 edition was on the way, pre-ordered without thinking…
It came on time like it said but we noticed a little problem, we bought this knowing we wanted to add Disney+ for our little ones profile but it just didn’t work for some reason…
We spoke to those who worked for Amazon but no one knew what was the problem, first time we contacted them, they said they would get back to us within 48 hours but that came and went without any reply…
We tried again and the same story, luckily this got fixed after nearly two weeks after purchase.
I swear from those two sessions, we spoke to at least a dozen of Amazon Assistants…
All in all, the tablet is fine, just about does the job for our…
Daisy –
We were hugely pleased when our order was upgraded for free to the new model. It worked fine for a couple of days then problems started. I could not share content with my child profile, content that was shared previously somehow disappeared. I spent nearly two hours with five different customer service agents with no resolution to my problem. I was told that I can have it replaced with a refurbished model – why choose that after three days of using a brand new model?! Apps downloaded and advertised as free actually needed log in details / an account created. Very disappointed that so early on we encountered technical issues with zero resolution from customer service!
Update on this review:
Customer service got back in touch via an email address that does not receive replies. However, I…