Features:

  • Up to $129 in savings on Fire 7 tablet, 1 year of Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, and a Kid-Proof Case, versus items purchased separately ─ plus a 2-year worry-free guarantee
  • Not a toy, a full-featured Fire 7 tablet with a 7" IPS display, 16 GB internal storage, and up to 8 hours of mixed-use battery life. Add a microSD card for up to 256 GB of expandable storage.
  • The included 1 year of FreeTime Unlimited gives your kids access to over 20,000 popular apps and games, videos, books, Audible books, and educational content from PBS Kids, Nickelodeon, Disney, and more. Your subscription will then automatically renew every month starting at just $2.99 per month plus applicable tax. You may cancel at any time by visiting the Amazon Parent Dashboard or contacting Customer Service.
  • 2-year worry-free guarantee: if they break it, return it and we'll replace it for free. No questions asked.
  • Introducing Spanish language content in FreeTime Unlimited – kids can now enjoy over 1,000 books, movies, and apps in Spanish that include titles and characters like Sesamo, Dora, Diego, Frozen, and more.
  • Kids can listen to thousands of hours of fun, educational and inspirational Audible books like Beauty and the Beast, The Snow Queen, Peter Pan, Rip Van Winkle, and more – professionally narrated by their favorite characters, authors and celebrities.
  • Add even more content to your child’s profile in FreeTime to give them selected access to apps in your personal library, such as Netflix and Minecraft
  • Easy-to-use parental controls allow parents to personalize screen time limits, set educational goals, filter age-appropriate content, and also manage web browsing and content usage. Parental controls can be set on device or online through Amazon Parent Dashboard. Additionally, access all tablet features in the adult profile by entering your passcode.
Fantastic way to help children with Autism get interested in technology

This was the best decision I could have made for my son Cole who is 6 and is on the spectrum! He gets overwhelmed, overall sensory overwhelmed with a iPad, Cellphone or Laptop! This was extremely easy to set up , and it allows us as parents to control the content and time he can be be on the tablet! I was worried he would be aggressive or agitated with learning how to get it up and going... Needless to say Cole is in Love with it.. he has not put it down since he opened it this morning! He feels like he has his own - easy to navigate- operate device where he has choices for playing, reading and watching some of his favorite shows!

A Little Explanation on What the Tablet Is

Great toy\real tablet. It is basically a real Fire 7 tablet, with kid's built-in entertainment center. There are 2 modes here: Parent (admin) and Kids (one or multiple accounts). When in Parent mode (password protected), the Fire 7 looks and feels just like an Android tablet with all of the Fire 7 functionality (Facebook, Netflix, Books, blah, blah), so all of us Android users feel right at home. In the Parent mode you can also manage kids accounts: how much they can use the tablet per day, what they can and cannot watch/play, manage their installed apps, ect. When in kid's mode, the tablet behaves just like it is on the pictures, easy-to-use, colorful interface. You need to click switch user to switch from Parent to Kids accounts. Some confusion here I got from reading other reviews- the kids apps are not pre-installed; the main interface is an app store, just like Google Play, ect. The apps here are unique to this Kids Account, and are all free with the included subscription; which includes don't know how many games, Amazon Videos, reading and audio books. You still have to download each app before using it, so make sure to stock up on apps before going on a road trip.

My son loves this tablet and everything that is on it. He's got all of his favorite things right at his fingertips!

My son will love this for Christmas, he has been using an old cracked phone almost all year long and we are glad to have such a great product with a great warranty. Not to mention the year of free-time that came with it, we are immensely pleased. Edit to add: Christmas has come and gone and my son absolutely loves this tablet! He loves the games, books, and videos he watches. I love that it is more kid friendly for the purpose it serves - to help my son to learn things such as counting and reading - along with good entertainment appropriate for his age without me having to hover over him all the time. It's been bounced and dropped, and not a scratch yet. It is also wonderful in that it does not require wifi after you download the videos, books, and games. Granted some apps do require it, but almost all of the ones he uses do not require it, so he is free to play in the car and at his great-grandmother's house (which has no internet) and enjoy to his heart's content!

Safe and kid friendly

I ordered two of these for my boys ages 2 and 4. We don't do a lot of screen time but I bought these to replace our DVD player in the car that recently bit the dust. DVD players seem to cost about as much as these did, so we decided to get these so they could do more than watch movies. I love the Freetime!! Love it. My oldest little boy has recently gotten into minecraft and could play all day. I love being able to easily limit him without having to fight him on it. He knows when his time is up it is up. I love that you can easily control the content they see. Most everything I've seen so far is kid friendly. I extensively went through it before giving them to my kids. I found just a few things I didn't want them to have access to and removed it. I love that they can be sitting in the back seat and I don't have to worry about them getting into a weird YouTube channel or anything. The case is great. Lightweight but very sturdy. I also love the access to books! We've recently moved and our book box somehow has been lost in the depths of our garage. So we have been reading the same 6 books for weeks. I think we read that many new ones just this morning. I'm still learning and figuring it out. And will try to update this review as I learn more

Toddler tested, toddler approved!

Parents! Are you tired of your phone or tablet being commandeered by drooling sticky handed bandits? Are you done with your apps and photos disappearing after a 40 minute Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Appisode binge? Are you fed up with cracked and damaged phones by no fault of your own? Well, let me tell you about the Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet! At 1/7th the cost of an iPad and Lifeproof case, you can prevent your phone from becoming a $700 sticky cracked brick. The Fire 7 is your affordable answer. At just under $100, for the 16GB model, you can entertain your child for up to 8 hours. However, our professional toddler testing center has seen times closer to 6 hours in real world testing. Additionally, the charging time is a little slow; taking a few hours to charge fully. However, no child needs to spend 6 straight hours looking at a screen. The weight is lite, and with the case, it can withstand most drops from toddler height. We have only had it for a week, but our team of toddler researchers will continue to test to bring you the best insight to this device.

One happy Princess

My daughter is 1 yes old and she loves it. It is so easy to use. And the over night shipping was great since we where on vacation when I brought it.

Kids love them

Updating my review bc of the incredibly fast resolution from customer support. The charging ports went out on them both within a few weeks of each other, in less than a year of owning them. While they are supposed to be built for child endurance and I checked my kids did not abuse the ports from liquid or physical damage (which I know from my own cell experience ports do not have much longevity), I thought these would last much longer. But customer support was great and within hours of my request they processed replacements to be shipped. Wow. For the tablets themselves, I like them for my kids on road trips, and have recently used them w my kids as a reward system for going above and beyond their normal chores and behaviors. They can earn tablet time for 'extras' in which they go out of their way unexpectedly (mind you, not what should be expected normally). When I notice a surprise behavior I'll add an additional 5 min via another marble in the jar and you'd think they won the lottery. It's a great motivator when needed.

Perfect for your young kid

My three-year old loves it. We got him one just before a trip and it was perfect to keep him occupied. The Freetime is great as all the apps are age appropriate and no need to worry an app is not appropriate (the most frustrating thing with other tablets in downloading an app that is too advanced and my kid getting frustrated). The case is thick yet lite, perfect weight and size for his little hands (and nice to know it has a replacement warranty).

Parents with young kids - this is worth it

We have always used Samsung tablets and so this took a little while adjusting how to navigate. So, far we have been using this for about a week and it does take some time to set-up. You will need to go through and make sure all the settings are correct for your kid, and this will take some time (I think the effort is worth it) This review is specifically for the Kids Edition tablet: The tablet: The tablet itself, is a good size for my (almost) 3 yr old. It is not heavy and seems to be the right size for him to handle. The protective case has definitely done its job because we have already had a couple of incidents. (update: this has been thrown against a wall and landed on tile, and no cracks or breaks) The viewing quality is decent. Otherwise, it is what you would expect from a tablet. I have not had another Fire before, so I can only compare this to a Samsung Galaxy, and so far, it is what I would expect from a tablet of this class. The features (the real reason for the purchase): is it worth it? YES. DEFINITELY Previously, we had been sharing our tablet and our phones with our little one, but more and more he would get into content he should not be getting into - everything from buying stuff and watching content not appropriate for his age - ie our downloads of Deadpool and Logan because these look like 'superheroes' but they are not the appropriate ones for kids - (side note: I loved how they portrayed Deadpool and Logan - we are big comic fans and they finally got their characters right!). I have even deleted YouTube from our tablets and hidden the app in our phones in files so that he can't get at them... But this tablet has been a game changer. It has GREAT parental controls. I love being able to hand him the tablet and not worry about what he is going to come across. (if you have a little one, you will still need to go through and filter content because there are older kid content that may be too much for the younger ones). Personally, I spent about 2 hours going through the content. I wish they had a better way to filter through the content - like have subject sections - ie math science history... Most of the content is great and educational, but some, like learning about adverbs and adjectives is just not where we are at currently. Filtering the content, I was able to let my little one get to the videos games and books that he would be most interested in faster without having to scroll through too much stuff. There is also a feature that allows you to limit how much content, which content, and for how long they can do stuff. You can have unlimited reading time, and limit the videos and apps(games) to only an hour or so. I have set the tablet to lock down 30 mins before bedtime to until mid afternoon (after nap time) which allows for real play time in the morning and then he has the tablet to occupy late afternoon as I am getting dinner ready and cleaning up around the house. CONS: download speed. much content needs to be downloaded and that takes time. The books apps and videos are not already pre-loaded and if they want to watch read or do something new, it will need to be downloaded. We have a hotspot on our phones for road trips and I do take a lot of plane trips with the little one, so I would suggest pre-downloading favorites for the trip. update: Does not work with Chromecast - I think this this goes for all Fire tablets. Even though they are an android, it looks like you would need a Fire stick. This is not a deal breaker for us, but it is nice to be able to mirror the content to the tv. CONCERN: I would say at this moment, my main concern is I love the "FreeTime" feature, but how much is this going to cost me when my free year is up? I have already been recommending this product to my friends with young kids. There are some cool content for older kids, but depending on your child's interest, a regular tablet would most likely be more appropriate. I paid for my product and there has not been any incentive for me to do this review. I don't work with Amazon nor am I affiliated with them.

Excellent Warranty!

This is a great tablet for kids. I bought this for my grandson for Christmas in 2016. Actually purchased in July, 2016, but he didn't use it until Christmas. Not only do you have FreeTime and the Amazon games and videos designed just for kids, but you can also set up an adult profile and download YouTube or other apps for adults. So, my grandson's tablet got extremely hot, then stopped working a week ago. I checked and this was still within the 2 year warranty. So I called Amazon and we did a number of things for trouble shooting. Nothing worked. The tablet would not power on. So they sent me a label for free shipping to send the tablet back by UPS and in less than a week, a brand new Amazon Kids Fire tablet arrived! My grandson is happy again and I couldn't recommend this tablet, warranty and Amazon's technical support and customer service any higher. Great job, Amazon!

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