It’s worth the expense, though variants without ads seem to suffer from availablity issues (a situation I frequently encounter while shopping for Kindles) you can pay a fee to remove those after the fact, if you don’t want to wait.Į-readers are light and compact, and a proper e-ink dispaly will offer a much better reading experience, but at this price the versatility of a real tablet (albeit one limited to Fire OS) feels worth the compromise. The base model serves up ads on the lockscreen, and you’ll need to pay $15 to get a model that’s ad-free. You can double the storage capacity to 64GB for $219.99, but the tablet supports up to 1TB microSD cards, which could prove to be a better deal - especially if there are sales. The Fire HD 10 Plus starts at $179.99 for the 32GB model. Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus (2021) (32GB) at Amazon for $179.99 (opens in new tab).Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus review: Price and availability But if you’re willing to accept a few compromises, maybe that’s okay: the Fire HD 10 Plus offers stellar battery life, a decent display, and enough performance to make for a great value.

The performance isn’t going to be on par with premium devices, and it’s a little bland, aesthetically. You’re still stuck with Amazon’s FireOS, which means limited access to Android apps.

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