That double RAM also comes into play with one of the more notable updates on the software side of things, Split-Screen apps. The interfaces all seem quite snappy after using the Fire HD 10 over the last day, and switching between apps is quite consistent as well. The memory is double what we saw last time around, and in practice, that seems to be making quite a bit of a difference. So the hardware aspect of Amazon’s Fire HD 10 refresh definitely amounts to a notable upgrade.Īnd speaking of hardware, under the hood, there’s a new octa-core processor that pairs with 3GB of RAM. While I can’t speak to just how much better the more slimmed-down side is compared to previous models, it still leaves a good first impression on me. Normally, cheap comes to mind when you think of plastic, but the material used here strikes a chord with balancing affordability with a form factor that feels good in hand. While the unboxing experience is nothing quite as premium as what you’d expect from Apple, the Fire HD 10 has a solid feel in its own right. It’s been quite a while since I’ve spent any time with a Fire tablet, which is to say how surprised I was by how nice the tablet felt. Amazon sent us over one of the new 10-inch offerings, which clocks in at $149.99 and arrives as the entry-level model amongst the updated lineup. Back at the end of April, Amazon launched its latest collection of new Fire HD devices, with refreshed designs spanning three different offerings.
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