![]() ![]() However, those who need just a bit more workspace, or who can't stand to ever be offline from any location, might want to consider the 8.9. In general we're quite fond of 7-inch tablets and so, of these two, we'd still take the more portable 7-inch Kindle Fire HD. So, it's more a question of what does it offer that its smaller predecessor lacks? The answer, of course, is slightly better performance, slightly more size and cellular connectivity - if you're willing to spend a further $200. But, with a size and price that slots in well below much of the larger, 10-inch tablet competition, the $299 Kindle Fire HD 8.9 is more of a difficult proposition to directly compare. Read more.Īmazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 Review at EngadgetĪt $199, the Kindle Fire HD 7 stacked up squarely against the Nexus 7 and, for power users, that's something of a tough sell. The Kindle Fire line is still the strongest media consumption tablet line going, and this latest version is the best one yet. Starting at $299, it’s one of the best tablet values available. ![]() Amazon’s content offerings are vast, especially if you’re a Prime member, and its 4G LTE speeds are incredibly fast. Compared with the 7-inch version, navigation is snappier and the higher-resolution screen better displays menu options. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 was made for Amazon’s new Fire interface. ![]()
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