The speakers get loud enough, but they don’t sound nearly as full or clear as those on other tablets and aren’t as pleasant to listen to.

Parents can control all of this, including the screen time limits, from a web dashboard on any device, making it very easy to manage.While this isn't an overly powerful slate, in everyday use the Fire HD 10 Kids Pro is a smooth performer with no stuttering or lag even in fairly demanding video games, and the user interface is instantly responsive. You can play basic games like Hungry Shark and other less intensive fare, but don’t expect much more.

Stay in control of their internet usage, with parental controls including screen time allowances and curfews, and inbuilt age filters that ensure they only access appropriate content. After a few months of testing, it's become apparent that the processor is actually good enough—not fast, but it's fine for web browsing and watching videos. The Fire HD 10 Kids Pro was released on May 26, 2021 in the US and UK, but at the time of writing it's not available in Australia. Durable and lightweight, the case is designed for small hands and is the perfect solution for parents with kids who love to cause mayhem.We have not had a chance to try the latest model yet, but based on previous releases we think it's safe to say it's marginally faster.

As mentioned before, both cases can be had in a variety of colors and designs and come with built-in kickstands that double as carrying handles. You'll also find a USB-C port for charging and transferring files, as well as a slot for microSD cards. Fortunately, your Kids+ subscription can be transferred onto your kid's new Kindle—and you can then repurpose the Fire HD 10 Kids for your own needs, transforming it into a Fire HD 10 simply by setting up an adult profile and peeling off the case. For example, I tested Roblox but faced some stuttering while maneuvering my hockey player in NHL Blast.The processors aren't the fastest, and you'll likely notice small fits of lag and a general lack of power compared to more expensive Android tablets.