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Amazon fire tablets are always an incredible deal for what you get, around $100-150. I have weird widevine issues though, Netflix only runs in sd when it shoul
by TheAdamist 4y ago
Amazon fire tablets are always an incredible deal for what you get, around $100-150.
I have weird widevine issues though, Netflix only runs in sd when it should be hd. Fine for a near disposable tablet though.
Hope the new one keepa microsd, makes for a great train/plane media library.
- FeistySkink 4y agoWhat's their support life like wrt updates, etc?
- znep 4y agoGenerally somewhere between terrible and non-existent if you stick with Fire OS. They will drop occasional small patch releases with broken links to non-existent release notes.
- cf100clunk 4y agoIf you're using the Fire Toolkit you actually will probably not want FireOS updates until you've read the latests posts about how they do or do not affect your customizations.
- pooper 4y agoI like the idea of using a bigger screen device with Google Maps or some other map app for navigation during driving on older cars like say a 2007 Toyota Camry. Anyone have any thoughts on using a bigger tablet (probably mounted on some stand) compared to a phone which they'd hold in their hand?
- izacus 4y agoWell, that's what modern infotainment systems really are :) With something like Headunit Realoaded emulator app you can run it as an Android Auto screen which gets dedicated driving interface, same as you'd get on a new Auto/CarPlay equipped car.
- analog31 4y agoAre they coming out with progressively bigger ones? I must admit that 10 inch is on the small side for reading sheet music, at my age (59). I'd love to ditch the paper sheets.
- kwanbix 4y agoWe have four of them two from 2018 and two from 2021. All run Netflix in HD.