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Input: I really love the Kindle Fire HD.  I am not a big apple fan so wasn't interested in an ipad, had considered a google tablet but read mixed reviews on some aspects of it, so I decided on the Kindle Fire HD. I did have some concerns.  I had tried one out at a kiosk at a mall around Christmas time and it seemed clunky (slow, screen freezing) and some of the reviews are negative with comments on charging issues and inability to connect via Wifi.  Still, I took a risk knowing I could return it thru amazon.<br /><br />Delievery is perfect when ordered thru amazon, it is already setup for you on your amazon account.  Email, facebook, twitter apps all easy to setup and default to your login's so you just tap the icon and you are in your account.  Netflix App - works great.  A coworker and I were on a business trip, he with his ipad, me with my kindle. I watched several netflix movies over the hotels Wifi (some freezeups as it streamed but nothing beyond minor annoyance).  His ipad couldn't stream anything at all.  We were in adjacent rooms so we should have been nearly the same distance from the wireless router.<br /><br />I've also downloaded a number of movies via Amazon and they play back great. First one I downloaded the HD version and it looked great, but true HD costs $1 more.  Next movies I downloaded were SD movies and they looked just as good.  I also like that I can connect an HDMI cable from the kindle to my TV.  I do this in hotel rooms on business travel - super cool.  On airplanes the small screen is just fine and the sound thru headphones is great. SD movies also download a lot faster. HD took about 8 hours, SD took about an hour.  Just plan ahead of course.<br /><br />I find web surfing to be sufficient on the silk browser. If you try to tap links too quickly before the page fully loads it might lock up and have to be restarted. Don't know if this is the fault of the browser or the kindle. The biggest hurdle is the smaller screen but zooming in is intuitiveand fast.<br /><br />the only true negative I would say is I'm not thrilled with Amazon prime's options of free movies. I didn't realize at first you could only stream them, not download and watch later.  And their selections are not much different, certainly not any better, than Netflix.  I will likely cancel amazon prime.  What IS the differentiator over Netflix is the options for downloading just released movies that were recently in the theater. You can get those without amazon prime.  Trust me, I really wanted to appreciate amazon prime but if you have a Netflix account it is not much different (well, the free two day shipping I suppose but I rarely need something that bad - not worth $80 a year).<br /><br />I will agree that lack of any written directions is odd and although I consider myself tech savy, accessing some things was not obvious. I did figure it out via reading posts online. Others have complained about the power button and volume tabs being flush with the device so they are hard to find.  Trust me, get a cover/case for the kindle and most of them have touch points that make it pretty obvious where the buttons are.  I'd think even without a case you eventually learn. I found it frustrating at first too and after 5 weeks the buttons are a breeze to find.<br /><br />I think a front and rear facing camera would be an improvement, but I have taken a lof of pics with the camera pointed forward, just have to know where the button is to take the pic on the screen.  It can be awkward but do-able. I post a lot more pics on facebook now!<br /><br />I would highly recommend this product.  Ideal if you want it for light web browsing and entertainment (movies, tv shows).

Love my Kindle Fire HD