If you're looking for a kid tablet on the lower price end, go with a kindle fire

Nov 26, 2014
9:06:56am

BIG XII Coug

it has the kindle freetime app that you can supervise their use and I think it starts at $99. We bought a Kindle Fire, IIRC 2 years ago. No issues with it.

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What say CB, is this a great deal for a tablet for a kid?

Baron

11/26/14 8:55am

Never heard of it and it sounds like a piece

supertux

11/26/14 8:56am

I'm trying to find some reviews on it. Here are some from what appears to be

supertux

11/26/14 8:58am

Exactly at that price all it needs to do is work, play movies and load

Baron

11/26/14 8:58am

Problem is it may not work for long. Battery life and even product life sound

supertux

11/26/14 9:03am

I would probably never give my kid his own tablet. I'd buy one for the family

TrueAndBlue

11/26/14 8:59am

No. 4GB will barely handle the OS.

BIG XII Coug

11/26/14 8:59am

True 4GB will leave you maybe 1GB of space for addtl apps. Which is basically

supertux

11/26/14 9:04am

You are probably getting what you are paying for.

mudpupper

11/26/14 9:01am

If you're looking for a kid tablet on the lower price end, go with a kindle fire

BIG XII Coug

11/26/14 9:06am

Might even look for a used or refurbished one

supertux

11/26/14 9:07am

Refurbished and used 2012 Nexus 7's are perfect for kids too and super cheap.

supertux

11/26/14 9:07am

Even this thing looks better than that thing

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