The Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet from Amazon is a great way for kids to stay entertained. But what if you want to use the tablet for more than just entertainment? What if you want to use it for school or work?
In this blog post, I’m going to show you how to insert an SD card into your Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet and also how you can double-check to make sure that it’s inserted properly.
The first thing to note is that the max SD card size you can use with the Amazon Fire 7 is 512GB. In this how-to guide, I will use a 512GB Samsung card, which works best with these tablets. This is the Evo class 10.
Step-1 – Open the Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet SD Card Slot
The first thing you want to do is go ahead and open up your SD slot. The SD card slot is by the top right side of the tablet. Basically, you want to pry your finger underneath the top and kind of whip it out. You might have to use something pointy in there if you don’t have nails.
Step-2 – Slip the Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet SD Card into the Slot
Once you open the SD card slot cover, you would need to follow the instruction on the SD card tray for the positioning of the card. Generally, the card will have to face down.
You want to go ahead and slip it into the slot, and you want to push all the way in till you hear a click signalling connection (you might have to use your fingernail to push it in).
Once it’s in, you will have to follow the instructions on the screen.
Step-3 – Follow the Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet On-screen Instruction
Now that the SD card is in, you could use it as internal storage or portable storage. If you use it as internal storage, it will add up to your current internal storage size.
For example, let’s say you have the Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet with 32GB, and you add the 512GB SD card; that means your new total internal storage will be 544GB (32GB + 512GB).
Nevertheless, you can still use it as portable storage if you still want to be able to save things like photos, videos and other stuff on the tablet and be able to reuse it on other devices. However, I believe most people might want to use it as internal storage simply because 32GB really isn’t it enough.
Step-4
Now, let’s move on. For the purpose of this how-to guide, I will be using internal storage as my option. Click on the Internal storage, and then click on next.
Here, you will have to erase and format the card but bear in mind that everything you already have on the SD card at the moment will be wiped off. Basically, it’s going to be formatted so that it can be part of the internal storage of the tablet’s internal storage.
On the other hand, if you want to use the SD card as portable storage, you have to select the other option and it will format it differently.
Step-5
Next step; here, you will have the option to move data to the SD card by clicking “Move Now”. Meaning that if you have any photos or other files on the internal storage, it will go ahead and move them to the SD card. Although, you have the option to do that later by clicking “Move Later”.
Bear in mind that the SD card will be working as part of the internal memory moving forward.
In this scenario, I’m going to click “Move Now”. Okay, the SD card is ready. I’m going to click on done and that is it, all done.
Conclusion
Now if you want to double-check that everything is working fine, all you need to do is to swipe down to the notifications and then click on the gear icon to go to settings. Or you can just click the settings from the screen.
From settings, you can just scroll down and go to storage, and from storage, you will see the internal storage and the SD card.
That’s it, you are good to go, and that’s pretty much how to insert an SD card into your Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet.
I hope you find this article helpful! If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment below, and I will try my best to answer your question.
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