In contrast, tablets on other operating systems can come with no pre-installed apps or games, and many free apps offered contain ads or require in-app purchases. This is a stand-out feature that most other tablets we tested didn’t have. Each Fire tablet comes with one year of Amazon Kids+, which provides access to more than 20,000 apps, games, videos, books and other content from PBS Kids, Disney, and more (don't worry, it's not all downloaded on the tablet when you first get it). The best thing about the Amazon Fire HD is how stocked it is with easily accessible, ad-free, and fun content. In several years of testing at Reviewed, the Amazon tablets continue to be our top picks for kids’ tablets. The Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids is easiest to use, the easiest to hold and transport, and it comes preloaded with oodles of games to keep your kids occupied. We found the Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids (11th Generation) ( available at Amazon for $199.99) to be the best tablet for kids that we tried. We tested each device for about a week and used criteria such as ease of use, app and game quality, and device quality, from audio and touchscreen performance to durability, to determine their worth. The best tablet for kids will be durable, have good screen quality, excellent battery life, and-most important-have excellent parenting controls.įor these reasons, I tested six of the most popular kids’ tablets on the market today with the help of my 6-year-old and 4-year-old. A kid’s tablet is often a child’s first introduction to technology. Choosing the best tablet for your child can be kind of tricky.
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