Then there is the zoom option, which is again a good idea in theory but one that has been poorly executed. There's no reason a larger text option couldn't be added - most Android phones have far smaller screens and you can ramp the text size up much further on those. With font size, you get four options, and the largest option is still far too small. Both of these are good ideas that are executed rather poorly. One is ramping up the font size, and another adds the ability to magnify portions of the screen if you need a closer look. If you go to the accessibility menu, there are two options for people whose eyesight needs a little help. It boasts a wide selection of apps and plays well with its own services - including Amazon Kids and Kindle. Amazon's tablet has 2 GB of RAM, double what the previous version had, a "30% faster processor," and up to 10 hours of battery life. You have three colors to choose from: black, denim (blue), and rose (pink). Amazon does this with several of its devices these days. There's both a version with ads and an ad-free edition. It is also worth noting you can expand the tablet's storage up to a terabyte with a micro SD card. At that point, it may be worth taking a gamble on. Just wait for Prime Day, Black Friday, or even a random weekend in March, and you'll see up to 55% knocked off the Fire 7's list price. But let's be honest, Amazon's in-house products are like Domino's Pizza. Simply wait one of Amazon's major sale periods, and you can pick the edition with 16 GB of storage up for $59.99 or pay $79.99 for the 32 GB version.
If you time it correctly, the Kindle Fire 7 is available at a startlingly low price. Starting with the positives, the Amazon Fire 7 can be very cheap.
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