They’re at the top of Amazon’s line and offer some of the best value in the tablet space. How these compare: Amazon’s Fire HD 10, Fire HD 10 Plus, Fire HD 10 Kids and Fire HD 10 Kids Pro feel better and are faster than the Fire 7 or Fire HD 8.

The core Fire HD 10 is the choice for most. Fire HD 10 works well for entertainment and light productivity use cases, but we’d stay away from the Productivity Bundle or the HD 10 Plus model. Amazon’s Appstore has all the big hitters (Twitter, Netflix, Facebook, TikTok and Disney+, among others), but not every app is here. What you need to know: While Fire OS (the OS that powers the Fire HD 10 family) is based on Android, it doesn’t have access to Google apps or services. No Fire tablet has the sharpest display or access to most apps, but for $149.99, it’s hard to argue with what you get. Who these are for: Amazon’s Fire HD 10 is perfect for someone who wants an affordable tablet with a good display, zippy performance and access to a ton of entertainment-focused apps. Let’s break down why and talk about its siblings in the Fire HD 10 Plus, Kids and Kids Pro. After weeks of testing, we’ve concluded that unless you’re purchasing a device for a child, the standard $149.99 Fire HD 10 makes the most sense for the masses. That’s where the four - yes, count ‘em four - new Fire HD 10 models come in. As we’ve written in the past, Amazon’s Fire and Fire HD tablets aren’t the sleekest, fastest or the coolest on the market, but what they lack in flare they exude in value.

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