Second, some versions of the Kindle Fire are the same physically on the outside.
Kindle fire tablet how to#
How to Know Which Kindle Fire You Have: Kindle Fire SpecsĪnother way to know which tablet you have is to check the Kindle Fire specs and then determine which year your tablet was released.įirst, look through Amazon's technical specifications for each Kindle Fire (below) and find which physical features your tablet has. The third year (2013) are called 3rd generation, fourth year (2014) are 4th generation, etc. The second year (2012) they created newer Kindle Fires and labeled them Kindle Fire 2nd generation. The first year they created the Kindle Fire (2011) is the 1st generation. Just click the image below to see the EXTRA LARGE version of this beautiful infographic! (You'll probably need to zoom in to read all the details.)Īmazon labels their Kindle Fire generations based on which year the device was released. This lovely flowchart asks you questions, you answer yes or no, and it shows you which Kindle Fire you have.
Kindle fire tablet update#
For fun I created this fabulous infographic (yes, I think it is fabulous- it took me hours to make and hours to update every time new tablets are released). There are a few simple ways to discover which Kindle Fire you have. Also, the Kindle Fires from the last few years have all been VERY similar, making it hard to tell them apart unless you use the info given in the next section below. It was too hard to keep fitting in more and more Kindle Fire generations being added every year. Update: Unfortunately, this infographic hasn't been updated for a few years. Kindle Fire Tablet Infographic ( OUTDATED!) The next year's tablets (Kindle Fire 2012) are ALL 2nd generation, the third year (2013) are 3rd generation, the fourth year (2014) are 4th generation, and the fifth year (2015) are 5th generation, etc. The count starts with the first Kindle Fire (2011) which is 1st generation. *I don't count Kids Edition tablets in the total count since they're basically the tablets from the same year but with a specific amount of memory, a cover, and a few other minor customizations.Ĭhanged the way they label each generation- they're now based on the year a tablet was released. "But which Kindle Fire tablet do I have?" you ask. 2022 - Fire 7 Tablet (Twelfth Generation).2021 - Fire HD 10 Plus (Eleventh Generation).2021 - Fire HD 10 (Eleventh Generation).
Kindle fire tablet plus#
2020 - Kindle Fire HD 8" Plus (Tenth Generation).2020 - Kindle Fire HD 8" (Tenth Generation).2019 - Kindle Fire HD 10" (Ninth Generation).2019 - Kindle Fire 7" (Ninth Generation).2018 - Kindle Fire HD 8" (Eighth Generation).2017 - Kindle Fire HD 10" (Seventh Generation).2017 - Kindle Fire HD 8" (Seventh Generation).2017 - Kindle Fire 7" (Seventh Generation).2016 - Kindle Fire HD 8" (Sixth Generation).2015 - Kindle Fire HD 10" (Fifth Generation).2015 - Kindle Fire HD 8" (Fifth Generation).2015 - Kindle Fire 7" (Fifth Generation).2014 - Kindle Fire HDX 8.9" (Fourth Generation 4G option).2014 - Kindle Fire HD 7" (Fourth Generation).2014 - Kindle Fire HD 6" (Fourth Generation).2013 - Kindle Fire HDX 8.9" (Third Generation 4G option).2013 - Kindle Fire HDX 7" (Third Generation 4G option).2013 - Kindle Fire HD 7" (Third Generation).2012 - Kindle Fire HD 8.9" (Second Generation 4G option).2012 - Kindle Fire HD 7" (Second Generation).2012 - Kindle Fire 7" (Second Generation).2011 - Kindle Fire 7" (First Generation**).Here's a list of each device in order from the year it was first released, to help answer the question "Which Kindle Fire do I own?": There are currently 18 different Kindle Fire tablets, if you don't count the kids editions or tablets that used to come with a 4G version, which I don't*.
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