Other features of the device include WiFi connectivity, 2GB of RAM, 2 MP front and rear-facing cameras with 720p video recording, a built-in microphone, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. If the Fire HD 8 Kids Edition breaks, you send it back to Amazon, and they will send you a new one. If you feel that the Fire HD 8 Kids Edition might not hold up to certain kid activities, don't fret as Amazon includes a two-year worry-free guarantee.

The cases are available in three colors - blue, pink, and yellow. The latest edition even comes with a built-in stand. It runs $200 and is aimed at ages 3 to 7.Kids Edition Fire devices come with a kid-proof case to protect the tablet from knocks, drops, dust, and any other kid-related catastrophes. That’s encased in a kid-proof case that features a combo kickstand/handle. The Fire 10 Kids tablet is getting an upgrade as well, featuring the same battery life, coupled with a 10.1-inch HD display. Or you can buy the magnetic case separately for $50. There’s also a $220 bundle that includes a keyboard case and a year subscription to Microsoft 365 Personal.

Adding $30 will upgrade you to the Plus, which bumps the RAM to 4GB, adds wireless Qi charging and upgrade’s the device’s finish. The system starts at $150, which includes 32GB of storage, which you can upgrade to 64GB. As ever, the headliner here is the price. The device is thinner and lighter, with a stated 12 hours of battery life. The former features a 1080p display with a bump in brightness, an unnamed eight-core processor and 3GB of RAM - a 50% jump over the last version. Leading the way is the release of two new 10-inch devices: the Fire HD 10 and Fire HD 10 Plus. There’s a bunch of tablet news coming from Amazon this morning.

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