Kindle fire Full Color 7" multi-touch display, WiFi
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I love this kindle fire. much faster than my old one I had. really loving this , and it is so fast and easy to use!
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I love my new Kindle Fire! It does everything I need and more. Because I've only had it a couple of days, I haven't had time to explore all of the apps. However,  I have downloaded a kindle book to read. Print and light are super! This device is user friendly. I'm happy with my purchase.
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I happen to have an extra Apple Wireless Keyboard and connected it to my Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 via Bluetooth.  I'm pleased to say it works great.  In fact, some shortcuts I've discovered that make it even better are:

Music control (F7-F9)
Volume control (F10-F12)
Recent Apps (F3)
Contacts (CMD-C)
Email (CMD-E)
Calendar (CMD-L)
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I Love my new fire. It meets all my needs and more. I would recommend it to everyone. It does everything. It is a kindle and an iPad all in one.
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Amazon has a way of making our lives easier. They are at it again with this Kindle Keyboard 3G+ Wi-Fi, 6 inches ink display. If you hate reading books because of turning the pages of a hardcover book then you should get this Kindle. It is priced at $159 and you can choose from two colors-graphite and white. Living in an era where data is the new oil, you have no choice other than to become an avid reader. The Kindle comes with a pink cover that is rubberized and you shouldnt be worried about damaging your Kindle screen. The Kindle Keyboard ink display has been designed in such a way that it doesnt cause eye strains when reading thus giving you the reader a seamless user experience. With this display you can even read in sunlight! What is amazing about this Kindle keyboard display is the enormous features found in it. You can become a library owner of around 3,500 books without breaking a bone! The premium feature also allows you to borrow books from Amazon. The best thing is that it is free to do so and there are no due dates and penalties for late returns. The kindle books are priced as low as $9.99 or even less. There are free books as well. The Kindle keyboard ink display is an energy saver. A single charge can last for two months if you switch off the Wi-Fi and considering your read half an hour daily. Downloading books is super easy. With 3G or Wi-Fi enabled, it takes less than a minute to download. The killer feature will definitely have to be the sharing feature. You can share a book extract with family and friends on Twitter and Facebook. Since the books have the same pages as in print editions, it is easy to cite the books where need be. If reading is not a specialty, then you can still benefit from the audio books read by authors themselves or notable narrators. Another interesting feature is the Whispersync. You can synchronize your Kindle keyboard ink display with your Blackberry, Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac and PC devices to allow you access your kindle books from any of these devices and continue reading from where you left off.  The inbuilt dictionary is also a cool companion that will help you with the hard terms. This Kindle Keyboard is a genuine investment worth buying. Reading books will become an interesting affair and that is a guarantee.
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I am happy with my new Kindle Fire HDX 7. Reading on this device is a pleasure because the color of the "page" and the brightness can be adjusted separately. Page turns easily and it keeps my place ready for me to read next time I pick it up.
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Overall satisfied, I still get thrown out of something I am reading on Facebook and the touch screen doesn't always respond (which makes it hard to play games). I thought it was my old Fire and I wouldn't have those problems with the new Fire.  Overall though very pleased, with the larger screen, have not used the Alexa feature, so can not comment on that.
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Love it! My second Fire. Would highly recommend the Kindle Fire. My first is about 5 years old and still working fine. I simply wanted a slightly larger screen and faster processor. The price was definitely right.
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Extremely satisfied with this purchase. As an owner of a Samsung tablet (smaller than the Fire HD 10)  I found the larger display of the Fire and its great resolution, a pleasure to watch videos and book reading with large fonts. Great product. One drawback: I personally don't care for all advertising from Amazon as soon as you turn on the device. Too many ads. Aside from that all is fine.
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I have not been able to explore all options from my Kindle, but so far, is a nice tablet to have and a nice present for any one. Kindle Fire 7 makes the reading experience a "memorable one for the clear screen setup and the option of a " sound reader". The presentation of the carrousel, the wonderful screen, make it a competitive tablet.  Exploring free Apps is fantastic and having an open door for potential purchases in the future is also good (cause you have to register with Amazon). However, I think that a camera would have added a lot of "spice' to Kindle Fire 7 same as the possibility to expand the storage space. Considerations may be given to the weight of the tablet. Kindle has a superb support system.
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I've been very happy with the Kindle I bought a couple of months ago. I have Amazon Prime, so have watched shows on it, but mainly use it for game apps, and books, and for general things like alarms, music, calendar, etc. The space I got (32GB) has been plenty for my needs, and I've found that the wi-fi only option has been fine for me, although it is a bit annoying that several games won't let you play without an internet connection, so I can't play them while waiting for appointments, etc. But...the Kindle itself has met all my needs. One complaint is simply that, as others have noted, there is a bluish rim around the monitor, which is most notable when using it to read, since the page is white. That said, it annoys me that they couldn't not have this, it doesn't really bother me when using the Kindle or reading.
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I just bought a very clean used Kindle Keyboard 3 Graphite with Wi-Fi and 3G on ebay for circa $50.  Considering it's age an excellent unit which I had no problem registering with Amazon.  I like it enough so may pick up the white version too.  I like the unbacklighted Paperwhite display on the Keyboard 3 as it is like the Kindle DX display which I also have.  Works great in normal indoor lighting and sunlight.  I like that this does NOT have a touchscreen but has the keyboard and paddles for control, like the Kindle DX.  This keeps dirty or greasy fingers off of the display screen.  I note that the latest Kindle reader, the Kindle Voyage, has returned to offering the optional use of bezel sides mounted switches for page turning in addition to the touchscreen paging control.  A good idea IMO has returned.  I have the Voyage too.

The Kindle Keyboard was the first 6" screen size kindle to have 4 Gigs of memory and offer a unit with both Wi-Fi and 3G communications options which allows downloading anywhere a cell phone signal is available.  These are options only recently matched by the Kindle Voyage and new Kindle Keyboard version 3.  Overall I consider the Kindle Keyboard to be the best 6" unit Amazon has offered.  If you can give up the memory and 3G communication for added compactness then the Kindle D01100, the so called Kindle 4 and Kindle 5, are the way to go unless you like touchscreen control.  The big advantage of the Kindle voyage to me is the backlight.  I wish it was offered on the old non touchscreen Kindles.

I am now up to four Kindle Keyboard units, 3 graphite and one white.  Also found a source to repair them when necessary.
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I love my new Kindle Paperwhite! I read a lot and have a perfectly working older generation Kindle Fire table but received the Paperwhite as a Christmas gift. I don't think I've picked up the old Fire since I first turned the Paperwhite on. I used the Kindle Fire almost exclusively for reading e-books. I would occasionally browse the web on the Fire or use it to share photos with family - but that was rare. As an e-reader it was good but not great. The Paperwhite is great!
The Paperwhite is meant for reading and it is the best vehicle I've seen for doing just that. The e-Ink display is terrific. It is easily visible in every lighting condition. Whether in a dark room or in the broad daylight it is perfect. No glare, just easy reading. The text is very clear with selectable fonts and adjustable font size. Screen brightness is also adjustable.
The Paperwhite is surprisingly thin and light. Compared to my old Fire tablet, it is about half the thickness and maybe two-thirds the weight. I purchased a nifty case that provides good protection and even has a feature to turn the Paperwhite display on when open and off when closed. I have experience exceptional battery life. I charged my old Fire tablet every couple of days. I charge the Paperwhite every couple of weeks and am rarely less than 50% battery level.
The Paperwhite provides search functions, dictionary, Amazon X-ray and the ability to share with Goodreads, Facebook and Twitter. It has 4 GB of onboard storage and should hold thousands of books. I don't know about that as I download most of my e-books from my local library. I have several dozen purchased books loaded and am not worried I will ever run out of space.
For those who love to read, the Kindle Paperwhite is the perfect e-reader. If you want a device to search the web and play movies or games, this is not the device for you. Check out the Kindle Fire. If you want to drop yourself into a great novel, this is what you need. The display reads like a paper-print book, the controls are seamless and intuitive and the reading experience is simply fantastic.
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I purchased my Kindle Fire from Amazon.com on Cyber Monday as an early Christmas gift. I am very satisfied with all of the features it has and the many games, books, videos, and magazines which are available for downloading. My sister bought a Nook Tablet but after comparing the two, I preferred the Kindle Fire because I am an Amazon Prime member and there were so many more videos, books, games, and magazines available than what Barnes & Noble had to offer. My girlfriend enjoys my Kindle Fire because she likes playing puzzle and strategy games and there are just so many apps to choose from which can be downloaded. All in all, I am very pleased with my Kindle Fire and I did not mind purchasing the charging adapter because it is much quicker to fully charge the battery in only two hours rather than using a USB port which just takes up too much time. I would highly recommend the Kindle Fire as a good investment not only for recreational use but for educational purposes as well. The Kindle Fire is a great learning device and informational tool not only for adults but also for children because it teaches them to improve their reading skills and associate pictures with objects.
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I am really enjoying my Kindle Fire, but was a little disappointed when I was in a no Wifi area was unable to read from my book collection.  I did not realize there needed to be internet connection to read a book from a Kindle...  I thought once downloaded it was on the Kindle for good unless one requested it be removed.
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So far I'm very pleased with the Kindle Fire HDX 7 (refurb). Only disappointment so far is I can't play my favourite facebook game as it doesn't support it. Still getting used to the navigation and features.
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Background

I have been using an iPhone and iPad since their inception.  I wanted a dedicated eBook reader.  Though I have a Kindle app on my iPad, I wanted this to supplement my use of electronic technology.

Like any other tablet, this device has the capabilities to run applications, surf the web, play MP3s and run electronic books.  For the price, size and capabilities, this dual core processor tablet is a great value.

Operation

I charged my Kindle Fire immediately upon receiving it.  Set up was extremely simple.  First of all, being a WIFI only device, connecting to my home network was seamless and simple.  Next, synching my Kindle Books with the device from the Cloud made the transition from an iPad to my Kindle Fire easy.  Subjectively, the download time seemed faster when downloading my books.

This is an entirely touch screen device with the exception of the power button.  Navigation through the operating system is quite simple.  I would have appreciated a mechanical home button, but the touch screen is so responsive that it is not necessary.

The onscreen keyboard is a standard QWERTY keyboard.  There is an autocorrect function like many Smartphones and Tablets.  Operation is identical and no complicated gestures are necessary to learn.

A menu system allows complete customization of features, including password security.  It is intuitive for those already familiar with eBooks or Smartphones.  I never needed to refer to the user manual.

Being a touchscreen, the advantage is having a screen that functions in any environment - sunny, ambient light or total darkness.  Contrast and detail is excellent.  Your only tradeoff with the other Kindle devices is battery life.

In my use, I have not needed to synchronize this device with a laptop/desktop, unlike the iPad/iPhone.  This is the major advantage over the Apple line of products, which requires synchronizing with iTunes for EVERY device.  Set up of the Kindle Fire took virtually 10" for me (apart from charging it).

Parental control

Like every other device these days, if your child will be accessing it, you want parental control.  This allows complete control of content and internet access.

Battery life

Battery life is similar to an iPad which is about 8 hours without WIFI.  I run brightness at 25% to make it last a little longer.

Applications

The library of applications is not as extensive as the iTune store, but there are more than enough applications to keep you busy.  It is not my objective to run apps so my experience on this device is limited.

Kindle books

With the Cloud, all books are available.  Additionally, it serves as an e-reader for documents and PDF files by forwarding documents to your Kindle specific account.  Navigation through a text is simple and is touch screen operated.  Highlighting, taking notes, and bookmarks make this as efficient as a hard copy.  The beauty of the device is the ability to have WhisperSync which synchronizes your changes through all devices (i.e. Kindle for iPad/Mac/iPhone, Kindle Fire, etc).

Amazon Prime

I am an Amazon Prime subscriber and the ability to access movies on the Fire is a big plus.  There are a lot of movies to choose from.  It also allows the user to check out books from a multitude of titles for free (one book per month limit).  Surfing on the web, such as the Amazon web site, allows for a seamless transition between an eBook reader/multimedia operation and making electronic purchases.

MP3s

The Cloud saves all music purchases and does not count against the free storage limit.  This is another advantage of the Kindle Fire over other similar devices.

Sound quality

For a multimedia device, this is acceptable from built in speakers but not great.  The headphone capabilities make it function well.

Image quality

Image quality of the screen is excellent for movies, texts and internet.

Ideal users

Students
Mobile professionals
Mobile users
Virtually anyone

Overall

This device is a winner, hands down.  For the price, capabilities and functionality, I look forward to the Kindle Fire 2.