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The Amazon Fire HD 8 and Onn Pro 8 are both good budget tablets for consumers. But if you’ve already gone all-in on, say, an Alexa or Google Assistant-powered smart home filled with smart lights, video doorbells and the like, that may influence your tablet-buying decision, too. If you merely use digital assistants to do things like set reminders, ask for sports scores, or check the weather forecast, this probably isn't a big deal. It also means you have access to Google apps including Gmail and Google Calendar without having to use third-party options that may not be as fully featured as Google’s versions.īoth tablets also ship with different built-in digital assistants: Alexa for the Fire HD 8 and the Google Assistant for the Onn Pro 8. That means apps you’ve previously purchased on Google Play will be available on the Onn without having to buy them again, saving you money.
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The Onn, meanwhile, ships with Android 10 and has access to the Google Play app store. Not even the iPad can do that.Īnd of course, if you’re an Amazon Prime subscriber, you’ll have easy access to all of that premium content, like Prime Video and select free e-books, the moment you turn on the Fire.
Both tablets let you create dedicated profiles for kids to restrict what content they can access. This is a premium feature that costs $2.99 per month but may be worth it if you’re envisioning this tablet as a sort of robo-babysitter. On the other hand, the Fire 8 gives you access to Amazon Kids+, a curated selection of kid-friendly books, movies, TV shows, and apps that doesn’t really have an equivalent on the Onn Pro 8. You may be able to find alternatives in some circumstances-Kindle instead of Nook to read books, the built-in generic email app, etc.-but if you’re reluctant to leave the warm embrace of the Android app ecosystem, the Onn may make more sense for you. But it's currently missing a few big ones, like the new Peacock streaming app, the Roku Channel, the Barnes & Noble Nook e-book app, Fortnite, and, of course, Google’s own apps, like Gmail and Google Calendar. This app store has many of the apps you’d want to see, like Disney+, Netflix, Spotify, and Sonos. The Fire HD 8 ships with Fire OS 7.3, an Amazon-developed operating system that uses its own app store. The Amazon Fire HD 8 and Onn have access to two different app ecosystems, which may have an impact on your buying decision. The similarities between the two tablets begin to fade away right around here.
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However, unless you plan to upgrade your wireless router to WiFi 6 or 6E sometime soon (which can be an investment of hundreds of dollars), WiFi 5 is completely fine for the everyday tasks these tablets are designed for. You might be able to improve video call quality if you pay attention to the lighting, but don’t expect iPhone- or Samsung Galaxy-level quality.īoth tablets support WiFi 5, an older WiFi standard that is currently being phased out in favor of WiFi 6 and WiFi 6E. And both of the tablets’ front-facing cameras produce only passable results with video calls. You’ll want to stick with using your smartphone for taking “real” photos. That way you won’t have to rely on local storage, and you’ll be able to access your files in the cloud from other devices.īoth tablets have rear- and front-facing cameras for taking photos and conducting video calls, but none of the cameras are especially good. Or better yet, you can use cloud storage and stream content instead of downloading it. Those 32GB of built-in storage should be enough for everyday use, but if you intend to save a lot of photos and videos, you may want to get the SD card.
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Both the Amazon Fire HD 8 and Onn Pro 8 are 8-inch tablets that have 32GB of built-in storage, plus an SD card slot for additional storage.
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