As you can see, the buttons are only slightly larger. But when you go to tap those buttons, the extra room is very nice. The larger passcode screen is something that I appreciate because I use it at least once every day, and typically multiple times a day because I often change my watch band when I come from work.
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Amazon recently released updated versions of its child-friendly Fire tablets in both 8" and 10" variants. The latter is currently on sale for $149.99, a respectable $50 off an already cheap tablet. Considering the feature set on these things, I'd say that's pretty good.Usually, we'd bore you with specs right now so that you know what you're getting for your money. But the Kids Edition Fire tablets aren't really about that. Sure, this one comes with a 10" 1080p display, 32GB of storage, and "up to 10 hours of battery life," but it's the features for children (and parents) that shine.Not only is the tablet encased in a "kid-proof" case (that comes in three colors), but there are easy-to-use parental controls to limit screen time and such, the ability to download apps, books, etc for use on the go where there might not be signal, and access to appropriate content like videos and games (including a curated web browser).If you're looking for a tablet for your children, these are some of the best options on offer. We've seen Amazon offer the Fire HD 10 Kids Editions in bundles of two before (effectively making them $150 a piece), but being able to get one on its own for $150 isn't a bad deal. Hit up the source link below to get started.Source: Amazon
Amazon's Fire tablets aren't exactly exciting, but they're probably the most successful Android-powered slates. The Kids Edition tablets have been particularly popular, but they only came in 8 and 7-inch variants. Now, there's a 10-inch version. Amazon is also pushing out an update to regular Fire tablets so they can double as an Echo Show. You can even get a charging dock to complete the transformation.Let's start with that new Kids Edition tablet, which sports a 10-inch 1920x1200 display and 32GB of storage. Like the smaller versions, the new HD 10 has a big rubber bumper around the edge and simplified software. It comes with a 1-year FreeTime subscription for access to apps, games, books, and videos. After that, it's $2.99 per month.The no-questions-asked 2-year warranty means even if your kid smashes the Fire HD 10 Kids Edition, Amazon will replace it at no charge. You can order it right now for $199.99 for shipping on July 11th.Show Mode isn't included on Kids Edition tablets, but it will arrive on all current-gen Fire tablets starting on July 2nd. Show Mode is essentially a hands-free Alexa experience with on-screen information like you'd get with the $160 Echo Show. You can ask Alexa to show camera feeds, weather, trending news, and more. When you exit Show Mode, it's a regular tablet again.Amazon will offer Show Mode docks for the 8-inch and 7-inch Fire HD tablets. They keep the tablets charged and propped up so you can see the display from across the room. The Show Mode Charging Dock for Fire HD 8 is $34.99 (regularly $39.99), and the 10-inch version is $49.99 (regularly $54.99). They will ship on July 12th. 2ff7e9595c
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