All versions of the Paperwhite have an adjustable warm light so you can easily read in direct sunlight or in a dark room, but the Signature Edition ups the ante and makes its front lighting adaptive, so it automatically adjusts the brightness of the screen based on your ambient lighting conditions. The Signature Edition of the popular Kindle Paperwhite e-book reader from Amazon builds on the features of the baseline Paperwhite model, and adds wireless charging, ups the storage to 32GB and removes lockscreen adds at this higher price. Winner: The Fire 7's $50 price is a far-from-secret weapon.Screen type: Paperwhite display | Screen size: 6.8 inches | Battery life: Up to 10 weeksīest for: Anyone who wants a great waterproof e-reader tied to Amazon’s e-book and audio book ecosystem. The $80 (opens in new tab) HD 8 costs $30 more, which is a 60 percent increase, and the $150 (opens in new tab) HD 10 is three-times the price of the Fire 7.
One of the cheapest tablets ever that we actually like. In fact, the Fire 7's $50 (opens in new tab) price makes it a steal. Winner: The Fire HD 8 and HD 10 get a win, but it's not a strong one. The Fire HD 8 and HD 10 feature stereo sound from dual Dolby Atmos stereo speakers, but we heard slight distortion in the bass and vocals from both. Amazon's cheapest tablet features only one, rear-firing, speaker with audio quality that muffled both vocals and instrumentals during our testing. If you're looking to watch a lot of trailers or listen to music on your tablet - and do so without headphones - you won't want the Fire 7. Winner: The Fire HD 10 is the battery king. The HD 10 hit a high 13 hours and 45 minutes on the Laptop Mag battery test (continuous web surfing at 150 nits), which leaps over the Fire HD 8's run time of 9 hours and 12 minutes. In one of the biggest differences between these tablets, the Fire HD 10 owns this round to a large degree.
The Fire 7 doesn't last as long on a single charge.
The Fire 7 didn't get this feature, as it doesn't support Show Mode. Show Mode, if you don't know, is capable if you buy an Amazon Show Mode Dock, which turns your HD Fire tablet into a makeshift Echo Show, the Alexa-capable screen-based device. 5, Amazon added a new feature for the Fire HD 8 (20 models) and Fire HD 10. These slates, when docked in Show Mode, can now perform and receive Drop Ins and announcements, the calls and notifications you make between friends and family. Winner: The Fire HD 8 offers a solid combination of value and speed, but we look forward to putting the HD 10 through more testing to see how fast it feels in everyday use. The HD 10 may offer 32GB of memory in its entry-level model, but that $149 version is three times the price of the Fire 7. The 2019 Fire 7 offers twice as much storage, with 16GB and 32GB. The Fire HD 8 tablet also starts with more storage, coming with 16GB in the $80 model and 32GB in the $110 model. The Fire HD 8 stuttered only when we tried to multitask by jumping among multiple apps and the Silk browser with many tabs open. In testing, we saw the Fire 7 operate slightly slower than the HD 8, even pausing while it loaded apps. The new HD 10 got an even faster-than-before 2.0 GHz octa-core CPU to compliment its 2GB of RAM, which places it above the Fire 7 (1.3-GHz processor, 1GB of RAM) and the HD 8 (1.3-GHz processor, 1.5GB RAM). The pricier Fire HD 8 and HD 10 aim to make up for higher price with better performance. Winner: The Fire HD 10's screen is the best Amazon makes today. You'll only see better color output with the HD 10, as its 106% colorimeter rating trounces the sRGB ratings for the Fire 7 (78%) and the HD 8 (80%). The HD 10's panel is also the brightest of the three, blasting 403 nits of brightness, which vaults over the 307-nit HD 8 and the 370-nit Fire 7. The Fire HD 10 features the brightest, highest-resolution display.
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