So an hour or two of occasional reading is something you can feasibly do on the Fire 7 too. While yes, you do lose out on some of the hardware highlights from the Kindle, you can still get lighter reading done. You can download the free Kindle app from the Amazon App Store and get pretty much all the features that the Kindle e-reader offers, including text highlighting, page bookmarks, the ability to long-press on a word to quickly look up its definition, customize font, and background and so on. The Amazon Fire 7 tablet can do just so much more as it runs Fire OS based on Android 11. So if you are traveling and just want to carry one device to read and watch the occasional video on YouTube, the Kindle is not what you want.
You can still download the app from the Amazon App Store to your Kindle Fire. That means they are poor candidates for situations when you want one device to cater to a wider variety of your needs. You can still read your purchased books on your Kindle Fire. You can't watch videos, play games, or listen to music on a Kindle. They're extremely limited in terms of functionality. Kindle e-readers are dedicated reading devices, and although they have Wi-Fi (and optional cellular) connectivity, they are only used for browsing and downloading books. The limitations: Why you don't want to get a Kindle over a Fire 7
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