Get Fire phone for $0 down with AT&T; Next.
What is AT&T; Next?
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A custom-designed sensor system that responds to how you hold, view, and move your phone.
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Simply press the Firefly button to instantly identify and take action on...
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Amazon's award-winning customer service, now on your phone.
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Optical Image Stabilization, stunning 1080p video, plus free unlimited photo storage in the cloud.
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Fire phone comes loaded with a suite of built-in tools and Android apps, with all the apps you want from the Amazon Appstore.
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Experience a new class of immersive apps and games that use Dynamic Perspective, Firefly, and the enhanced Home Carousel
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FREE Two-Day Shipping on millions of items, unlimited streaming of top TV shows and movies, the all-new Prime Music, and more.
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Movies, TV shows, songs, books, audiobooks and magazines, including thousands of exclusives.
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Exclusive Amazon features enhance your watching, listening, and reading.
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Easily transfer your e-mail, calendar, contacts, photos, videos, and music in a few simple steps.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
80 of 89 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Android to Apple and back again -- THE choice for those heavily invested in the Amazon Ecosystem.
July 25, 2014
By Mahlers2nd
I had been a die-hard Android fan -- I didn't want to be a slave to the Apple ecosystem. However, back in 2012, I drank the Apple Koolaid after having been given a macbook for work. I broke down and got an iPhone and it... just.. worked. Little things like smooth scrolling, not having to deal with daily updates for apps and buggy amateurish apps made me switch to apple.
However, I have never been happy with iTunes -- I am into the Amazon ecosystem big time... even now, I prefer to get my mp3s from Amazon. Books -- Kindle all the way. And of course, Amazon Fire TV is my latest joy.
So I decided to give this a shot. So far -- it surpasses any android phone I have had. It has the same slick responsiveness that the Apple has. The apps I care about are tailor made for the phone so they work.
This is bigger and heftier than the iPhone so that is taking some getting used to. However, I like the solid heavier feeling -- it feels more substantial and durable (though time will tell whether that lasts). It feels good in my hand but still fits well in my purse -- though tucking it into my jeans pocket is a bit snug!
It pairs effortlessly with my bluetooth speakers that I have acquired for the Apple -- though a good charging dock would be next on my list of accessories.
The screen is REALLY amazing. I have the retina display for my iPad and this phone far surpasses any android device I have had ... and the retina display.
The biggest appeal for me with this phone is not having to go through several transformations to get my music from Amazon to the computer and then sync to the phone. Read more ›
However, I have never been happy with iTunes -- I am into the Amazon ecosystem big time... even now, I prefer to get my mp3s from Amazon. Books -- Kindle all the way. And of course, Amazon Fire TV is my latest joy.
So I decided to give this a shot. So far -- it surpasses any android phone I have had. It has the same slick responsiveness that the Apple has. The apps I care about are tailor made for the phone so they work.
This is bigger and heftier than the iPhone so that is taking some getting used to. However, I like the solid heavier feeling -- it feels more substantial and durable (though time will tell whether that lasts). It feels good in my hand but still fits well in my purse -- though tucking it into my jeans pocket is a bit snug!
It pairs effortlessly with my bluetooth speakers that I have acquired for the Apple -- though a good charging dock would be next on my list of accessories.
The screen is REALLY amazing. I have the retina display for my iPad and this phone far surpasses any android device I have had ... and the retina display.
The biggest appeal for me with this phone is not having to go through several transformations to get my music from Amazon to the computer and then sync to the phone. Read more ›
92 of 108 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Ongoing Review of Amazon Fire Phone. Good for Prime user! May need bit more better price to convince non Prime user to buy
July 25, 2014
Verified Purchase
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My profile: Heavy gadget users for personal and business purposes. I use my phone (Galaxy S5) quite a bit for personal use and iPhone 5 for work
I have the following and/or used the following before:
1) iPhone 5
2) Galaxy S5
3) Galaxy S3
4) Wife's Moto X
5) Galaxy Nexus
6) Nexus One
7) iPhone 3GS
I've been through many devices and also Kindle Fire Tablets. This will be an ongoing review for this device throughout this next year. I will provide a detail comparison between the smartphones I use and a little bit of Kindle Fire comparison (which uses similar OS).
Spec (8/10):
For Amazon first attempt, this is a very decent phone. It has the speed of my wife's Moto X but not where it is for Galaxy S5. However, this phone is built much differently for different purpose. It's an "experience" phone rather than a "spec" phone. Like an iPhone or Moto X, it provides a very tight experience to its Fire OS without needing any of the raw power that you get from Galaxy S5 to please you. It's a phone that does "just enough" for all the things the OS is capable of doing for you
Screen (9/10):
This screen is very nice. At 720p, it may not have the clarity of the Galaxy S5 but beats the iPhone 5. Video on this is crisp. Running 720p content is absolutely fabulous on this device and no shadowing whatsoever.
Sound(8/10):
The sound system in this Fire Phone is Digital Dolby Plus. This means lots of virtualization of sound and a good pair of earphones wlil help you go through your tracks. Read more ›
My profile: Heavy gadget users for personal and business purposes. I use my phone (Galaxy S5) quite a bit for personal use and iPhone 5 for work
I have the following and/or used the following before:
1) iPhone 5
2) Galaxy S5
3) Galaxy S3
4) Wife's Moto X
5) Galaxy Nexus
6) Nexus One
7) iPhone 3GS
I've been through many devices and also Kindle Fire Tablets. This will be an ongoing review for this device throughout this next year. I will provide a detail comparison between the smartphones I use and a little bit of Kindle Fire comparison (which uses similar OS).
Spec (8/10):
For Amazon first attempt, this is a very decent phone. It has the speed of my wife's Moto X but not where it is for Galaxy S5. However, this phone is built much differently for different purpose. It's an "experience" phone rather than a "spec" phone. Like an iPhone or Moto X, it provides a very tight experience to its Fire OS without needing any of the raw power that you get from Galaxy S5 to please you. It's a phone that does "just enough" for all the things the OS is capable of doing for you
Screen (9/10):
This screen is very nice. At 720p, it may not have the clarity of the Galaxy S5 but beats the iPhone 5. Video on this is crisp. Running 720p content is absolutely fabulous on this device and no shadowing whatsoever.
Sound(8/10):
The sound system in this Fire Phone is Digital Dolby Plus. This means lots of virtualization of sound and a good pair of earphones wlil help you go through your tracks. Read more ›
42 of 52 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Ok first try but there are better options out there, feels overpriced.
July 25, 2014
By DP21
Pros-
1. Nice comfortable build.
2. Good camera.
3. Excellent 24/7 customer service.
4. Dynamic Perspective is fun and unique.
5. Pretty nice headphones are included.
6. One year of Free Amazon Prime.
Cons-
1. Missing Google apps.
2. Gestures and navigation is overcomplicated.
3. Mediocre battery life.
4. Bad value for your money.
Over the last couple of days I have managed to get my hands on the much anticipated Amazon Fire phone. I had being waiting with anticipation for this phone for the last few months and was very excited when it was finally announced. My initial impression has a being a mixed bag. While I commend Amazon for trying to create a unique experience and bringing new features like Dynamic Perspective, I simply can't ignore the shortcomings of this phone and the many improvements it needs. I will elaborate more below.
DESIGN
The phone has a 4.7 inch display and weights 160 grams. Not the lightest phone in the market but I personally don't mind. It feels solid in the hand. The phone is comfortable to hold making it an excellent one handed device. The size of the phone is a very good compromise between smaller phones like the IPhone 5S and bigger android phone like the G3, HTC One, and Galaxy S5.
The front and back of the phone are made of Gorilla Glass 3. It reminds me a lot of the IPhone 4S and the Nexus 4. The glass on the back is very prone to fingerprints. If the IPhone 4S is any indications this phone is going to have durability problems. That glass back is going to inevitably break when you drop the phone a couple of times. Keep this in mind. A case is a must for this phone. The border around the phone is made of rubber. Read more ›
1. Nice comfortable build.
2. Good camera.
3. Excellent 24/7 customer service.
4. Dynamic Perspective is fun and unique.
5. Pretty nice headphones are included.
6. One year of Free Amazon Prime.
Cons-
1. Missing Google apps.
2. Gestures and navigation is overcomplicated.
3. Mediocre battery life.
4. Bad value for your money.
Over the last couple of days I have managed to get my hands on the much anticipated Amazon Fire phone. I had being waiting with anticipation for this phone for the last few months and was very excited when it was finally announced. My initial impression has a being a mixed bag. While I commend Amazon for trying to create a unique experience and bringing new features like Dynamic Perspective, I simply can't ignore the shortcomings of this phone and the many improvements it needs. I will elaborate more below.
DESIGN
The phone has a 4.7 inch display and weights 160 grams. Not the lightest phone in the market but I personally don't mind. It feels solid in the hand. The phone is comfortable to hold making it an excellent one handed device. The size of the phone is a very good compromise between smaller phones like the IPhone 5S and bigger android phone like the G3, HTC One, and Galaxy S5.
The front and back of the phone are made of Gorilla Glass 3. It reminds me a lot of the IPhone 4S and the Nexus 4. The glass on the back is very prone to fingerprints. If the IPhone 4S is any indications this phone is going to have durability problems. That glass back is going to inevitably break when you drop the phone a couple of times. Keep this in mind. A case is a must for this phone. The border around the phone is made of rubber. Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
2.0 out of 5 stars
So close to achieving world domination! But this time, "everything is...
So here it is, finally a phone that raises the bar for all other phones (non-apple). Amazon hit a home run with the innovative features building upon their quest for world... Read more
Published 1 minute ago by ChuckCounty
2.0 out of 5 stars
No google apps? Returning my Fire
It's an ok phone. The battery, as I type this, is at 55% after powering it on at 9am for the first time. The blatant "buy this" all over the phone is a bit much. Firefly? Read more
Published 18 minutes ago by E. Benckert
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fire OS is "on fire" !
I am a former Samsung 4 and iPhone 4S user and switched to the Fire Phone recently. By far the best feature is the Fire OS as it is clear, streamlined, and very easy to use. Read more
Published 1 hour ago by Ricardo
2.0 out of 5 stars
Lots of show, but nowhere to go
I was REALLY looking forward to this phone and pre-ordered weeks in advance, but was beyond bummed when I learned how boxed in it is. Read more
Published 1 hour ago by Beth
1.0 out of 5 stars
Too Clever for their own good.
The worse functionality I can imagine. I bought simultaneously, an HTC One M8 and LG Optimus G Pro.. both far superior to the Fire. Read more
Published 1 hour ago by Like to buy online!
1.0 out of 5 stars
Lock-in to AT&T; is a non-starter
Sounds great except AT&T.; I have had a range of phones with AT&T; in different markets (Seattle, DC, Boston) over the last 20 years. Same with Verizon and T-Mobile. Read more
Published 1 hour ago by DrDad
5.0 out of 5 stars
Five Stars
I had trouble with it
Published 1 hour ago by harry w. Lewis
1.0 out of 5 stars
I love Amazon products
I love Amazon products. I buy every one as soon as it comes out. That being said, my Fire phone is going back to the store. Read more
Published 2 hours ago by Thais N P Credle
4.0 out of 5 stars
fire phone vs the giants of the arena
I am a die hard amazon customer and a prime member. I have so far purchased 3 kindle fire hd devices (one for myself and rest for other members of my family). Read more
Published 2 hours ago by Muttley
4.0 out of 5 stars
Just missing the PlayStore. Other than that, 4/5
I knew I wanted this phone the moment I saw the demonstration. My previous phone was a Galaxy S4 and while it was great, I found the camera and music apps lacking. Read more
Published 2 hours ago by Ryan Coleman
