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Amazon Fire tablets are extremely popular.
They’re the most popular Android-based tablet available, but they don’t include the Google Play Store.
Instead, Amazon provides its own app store.
This is basically a storefront to games and apps, videos, music, audiobooks, and Kindle ebooks.
You’ll find so many useful apps and fun games in the Amazon App Store.
But what if you really want to install something from the Google Play Store?
The answer is to install Google Play on your Amazon Fire tablet.
Consequently, you may find that:
Ready to roll out the Play Store on your Amazon Fire tablet?
It’s as simple as that.
If you have an internet connection, you could install Google Play anywhere.
Next, begin downloading the APKs (Android installer files) to install Google Play.
To check the model, openSettings > equipment Optionsand look forDevice Model.
To find the current Fire OS version, go toSettings > equipment Options> System Updates.
You must be running Fire OS 5 or later.
Download the files that correspond with your Fire OS version and machine Model.
Important: after installing each one, tapDonethen move onto the next.Do not tap Open.
When this has completed, you’ll be prompted to reboot your Fire tablet.
If your tablet was connected to your PC, disconnect it.
Tap this to sign into Google Play (or create an account) and start browsing the store.
Most apps should work on the Amazon Fire tablet without any issues.
Google Play Store on Fire OS 5.x
That’s all there is to it.
The days ofsideloading appsare over.
In most cases, you’ll find Google Play has everything you need.
Note that other Android app stores are available, however.
