Picking the right microSD card for your Fire tablet Chances are that a reliable and relatively recent midrange option will satisfy most users' needs. One good thing, though, you don't need to spend a fortune on the most technically high-end microSD card.

The size you need depends on what you plan to store on it, although the biggest ones are pretty expensive. For that matter, Fire tablets could accommodate at least 200 gigabytes of microSD card storage starting seven years ago. Luckily for data hoarders, the latest round of Fire tablets supports microSD cards up to 1 terabyte in size. That's plenty if all you're doing is reading e-books, but a few TV shows, games, and graphic novels can fill that space up with surprising quickness. The highest-capacity Amazon Fire tablet sports only 64 gigabytes of storage space. One of its few downsides is that even the best configurations aren't exactly loaded with internal storage.

Amazon's Fire tablet series offers one of the most streamlined experiences of any tablet, especially if you consume a lot of content like audiobooks and TV shows.

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