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5 Reasons to Buy the Amazon Fire 7 & 4 Reasons Not To
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If 16GB of storage isn't enough you can opt for the 32GB model, or you can just add storage with a Micro SD card. The Amazon Fire 7 tablet includes a small opening on the side that you can use to put a Micro SD card in and expand the storage. This allows you to add up to 512GB of storage without breaking the bank. You can get a 64GB Micro SD card for $11.99 and a 128GB Micro SD card for $20.99 to quickly add enough storage for most users. Amazon allows you to use this space for photos and movies as well as for apps and games that support running from the Micro SD card. You also get unlimited cloud storage for your Amazon content and for photos you take with your Fire 7 tablet. | ||||||||||
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Greder
12/05/2017 at 9:33 am
I would disagree with this. We bought our two kids (3 and 5) two 7″ kindle tablets on prime day for $30 each. They have both used them for over a year, without a problem. Part of that is because we bought two shock- and drop- proof cases for $10 each on eBay. We added 16gb SD cards at $8 each, and suddenly we have almost as good a deal as the Kid Tablet, but for less than $50. If they break one (not sure how that would be possible, as these cases are pretty sturdy), we’ll just pick up another tablet when they go on sale (seems to happen 3 times a year).