Amazon’s $50 Fire tablet reviewed: Suprisingly, it doesn’t suck | Ars Technica But Amazon's new Fire tablet is, remarkably, even cheaper than the competition, and sacrifices little despite its low price. At £50 ($50) it's one of the cheapest tablets you can buy from a big-brand manufacturer, and it's perfectly capable and pleasant to use. Oh sure, it's not exactly what you'd call a looker, the low resolution display is merely adequate, and you won't be able to run all of your favourite Android apps without a little work thanks to Fire OS, Amazon's forked version of Android that lacks the Play Store.

As long as I can watch BOSCH on it, I'll be happy. Even better: deliver it to me with one of the Amazon warehouse robots.

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