UPDATED AMAZON FIRE HD 10 REVIEW 1080P

The Fire HD 10 is bright enough for solid viewing angles. We saw a similar brightness from the Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus (400 nits), but the Fire HD 8 (307 nits) was dimmer. The Fire HD 10 produces a max brightness of 403 nits, which is pretty good but still outshined by the 424-nit tablet average, the 427-nit MediaPad M5 Lite and the 450-nit iPad. The Fire HD 8 (80%) proved less colorful.

Our colorimeter read the Fire HD 10 as producing 106% of the sRGB spectrum, which is close to the 113% tablet average, the 114% rating from the MediaPad M5 Lite, the 105% from the iPad and the 109% from the Tab 4 10 Plus. The ferns outside Fleabag's cafe had a strong green hue, and the red painting in her godmother's studio stood out. I saw details in the hair, wrinkled brow and stubble of the 'hot priest' (that's his name).

UPDATED AMAZON FIRE HD 10 REVIEW 1080P

While watching an episode of Fleabag in 1080p on the Amazon Fire HD 10, I was reminded that Amazon can make a great tablet screen, provided that you pony up for the 10-inch model. The MediaPad and the Tab 4 10 Plus also offer USB-C charging, while the iPad is still stuck on Lightning. Thank you, Amazon, for helping us break free from the nonreversible micro-USB port, by giving us a modern port found in more and more devices. The USB-C port in the Fire HD 10 may be small in stature, but it's one of the biggest (and most welcome) changes in this model. MORE: Best Tablets - Top Tablets on the Market - Laptop Mag The 8-inch Fire HD 8 (12.8 ounces, 0.4 inches) is predictably lighter. The Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite (17.6 ounces, 0.3 inches), Apple iPad (2019) (17.6 ounces, 0.3 inches) and Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus (17 ounces, 0.4 inches) are slightly lighter and thinner.

The Fire HD 10 is a pretty standard-sized slate, at 17.8 ounces and 0.4 inches thick.

Updated amazon fire hd 10 review