The Kindle Paperwhite is more shaped for comfortable holding Winner: The Paperwhite is the more aesthetically pleasing device - it's smaller, sleeker and weighs less in the hand.īoth devices are solidly built with the same textured, hard-wearing plastic. Side-by-side: Amazon's Fire HD 8 versus the Kindle Paperwhite Design and build If you want to remove ads from the sleep screen on either device, you'll need to pay £10 more. The more expensive 3G version costs £170, but quite uniquely offers mobile Internet access without additional charges. The 32GB version of the Fire HD 8 is currently reduced to just under £85, making it great value considering the smaller 16GB version now costs £5 more.īy contrast, the Kindle Paperwhite can be purchased for just under £110. Winner: The Fire HD 8 is £20 cheaper than the Kindle Paperwhite. Compared with the Fire HD 8, the Paperwhite has a better screen resolution as well as being lighter, easier to hold, and much easier on the eyes during prolonged use. The Fire HD tablet can be used for watching videos, playing games, reading books, and even work or study tasks like word processing or budgeting, as we look at in our dedicated review of the Fire HD.īy contrast, the Kindle Paperwhite is very much a one-trick pony - focused solely on making the reading experience as pleasant as possible.įortunately, the Paperwhite does this very well. The camera isn't great, but for a tablet that costs as little as £85 - it's far from a deal breaker. Amazon's Fire HD 8 has a decent screen, great battery life, and impressive overall performance.
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