Amazon Fire HD 7 Review, 7-inch Tablet, Super Cheap Only $140

Amazon Fire HD 7 is the latest tablet has just been released by Amazon. These tablets been equipped by the operating system called Fire OS 4 Sangria UI and uses a 7-inch screen. Fire OS 4 Sangria  is an operating system based on Android  KitKat OS and it is still not popular because it is still new.

the Fire HD 7 offers  long battery life and the same robust FreeTime parental controls that Amazon slates are known for.  Sporting a 7-inch, 1280 x 800-pixel display (~216 ppi pixel density), the Fire HD 7 provides a vibrant canvas for enjoying entertainment. The overall design remains understated; visually, a sea of soft-touch matte black will be your  verwhelming impression here. The Amazon logo is still subtly printed on the back, a dark shade of gray stamped atop the darker exterior. Across the back runs a slightly polished metal band, the lone bit of stylistic indulgence here. Take a tour around the edges of the device and you'll find a far more comprehensive selection of buttons and ports than in the original Fire, a big step forward that shows Amazon listens to criticism. The Fire HD 7 produced 81.9 % of the sRGB color gamut, beating Dell Venue 7 63.3 % and the G Pad 7 66.4 % but tying the MeMO Pad 7.

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Amazon Fire HD 7 is also equipped with 2 MP main camera resolution (1600 x 1200 pixels) and has a secondary VGA camera that can be used for activities selfie photos and video calls and plus 1 GB of RAM and internal memory of 8 GB and 16 GB, weight 337 g (11.89 oz) and Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n

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The buttons on the Fire HD feature a more traditional placement and design in comparison to the concave controls on the Fire HDX tablets; the rectangular buttons slightly protrude from the top edge and right corner, instead of the left and right edges. The tablet itself is simply the Fire HD 7 with the added bonus of a FreeTime Unlimited subscription. Amazon's latest operating system, Fire OS 4 Sangria, isn't much different than last year's Mojito, but it adds a few features to make sharing the tablet with family members simpler and extending the battery life easier. Amazon recently introduced its FreeTime service, which helps parents manage how and when their children use the tablet, and the addition of user profile options help parents take that control a step further. Android tablets have long had a similar feature, but Amazon's function is geared toward making the Fire tablets more sharable among families.

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The Fire HD 7 ships with a 30-day free trial of FreeTime Unlimited, which allows unlimited access to thousands of kid-friendly apps, games, and books hand-picked by Amazon. Amazon will soon add a Family Library feature to the HD 7, which will allow you to link two Amazon accounts and easily share apps, games, books and Prime Instant Video content.

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For Prices : Fire HD 7 will sold at a price of $140 (about IDR 1.6 million in indonesia)  and has five color choices are very interesting i.e Black, Cobalt, White, Citron and Magenta.