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I’m just curious. I bought an Amazon Fire tablet for 49.99 for myself, and one on sale for 29.99 for my husband. I added a memory card to mine to increase the storage for under 20.00 to mine. I use it for everything, playing games, reading e-books, listening to podcasts, surfing the net. What is the difference between an IPad pro and the tablet I’m using?

It's not clear exactly which Fire you have. If it is the standard Fire, the display is probably not as good as the iPad, and it may be much smaller. I have a Kindle Fire HD 8 which compares well with my iPad mini. My iPad started to malfunction, and Apple could not repair it. Rather than paying the big bucks for a replacement, I bought the Kindle Fire HD 8 for $69. Use of the Kindle is very similar IMO to an iPad. One thing that is much better is file transfer. If you want to import something to an iPad, you have to do it through iTunes. With the Kindle, you just connect it to your PC and drag and drop files (pictures, videos, digital comics, etc) to it like it's a flash drive.

Once I figured out that the Kindle was a worthy replacement for my dead iPad, I also put in a 32 gig SD card.