Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet - 64GB - 128GB Negotiable

Description

Weight0.10 kg

Sim SlotsNone

Battery Capacity3000mAh - 5000mAh

BrandAmazon

Screen size11 inches

Sim TypeNone

OSAndroid OS

RAMNone

Internal Memory64 GB

Warranty Period3 Months

ColourBlack

Amazon Fire Max 11 TABLET

Amazon's Fire tablets are known for being affordable and usually quite small, but the company’s latest slate breaks at least one of those trends, as the Amazon Fire Max 11 has just been announced, and it has an 11-inch 1200 x 2000 screen.

Previously, the biggest Amazon tablet was the 10.1-inch , but an extra inch of screen space isn’t all you get here.

For one thing, the Amazon Fire Max 11 has an 8MP front-facing camera that’s ideally positioned for landscape video calls. That means the lens is halfway down one of the long sides of the slate, which makes a lot more sense for a tablet, as they’re almost always used in landscape orientation for video chats. This isn't the first Fire with that design, but it's something a lot of tablets don't have.

That positioning and the 11-inch size actually makes this potentially one of the closest rivals to the , as that has an almost identical screen size and is also the first iPad to have a landscape selfie camera, as well as being one of the cheapest iPads – though it’s still more expensive than Amazon’s slate by quite a way.

Other highlights of the Amazon Fire Max 11 include a 2.2GHz octa-core chipset along with 4GB of RAM. That might not sound special, but Amazon claims this makes it almost 50% faster than the company’s next-fastest tablet.

Amazon also claims that with an aluminum build and a strengthened glass screen, it’s three times as durable as the iPad 10.9 (2022), and the tablet promises 14 hours of battery life, and comes with Dolby Atmos audio and a choice of 64GB or 128GB of storage.

Rounding out the specs, there’s an 8MP camera on the back, a fingerprint sensor – another novel addition for the Fire tablet series – and, of course, it comes with Amazon’s Alexa assistant built in.

The Fire Max 11 is almost 50% faster than the Fire HD 10 Plus, Amazon promises. It's powered by a MediaTek MT8188J 2.2GHz octa-core processor with 4GB of RAM. It also supports faster Wi-Fi 6 wireless connectivity and has a fingerprint sensor (a first on an Amazon tablet) along with a microSD expansion slot to add up to 1TB of additional storage. A three-month free trial of Microsoft Office 360 is included.

More expensive Android tablets like the Pixel Tablet and Samsung's Galaxy Tab S8 come with 8GB of RAM. But the entry-level Samsung Galaxy Tab A8, which starts around $350, only comes with 2GB of RAM while the iPad (2022) has 4GB of RAM. More RAM prevents your tablet from getting bogged down when using multiple apps at the same time and makes the tablet perform better overall.

Keyboard and stylus support

You can get a keyboard case for the Fire HD 10, but the Fire Max 11's design includes a set of pogo pins to attach Amazon's new Keyboard Case to the tablet magnetically. The new Amazon Stylus Pen also adheres magnetically to the side of the tablet.

The Keyboard Case did seem pretty nice and also has an integrated touchpad for mouse support. Meanwhile, the Stylus Pen is powered by a replaceable that lasts up to six months with moderate use. As for the tablet's battery life, it's rated to get up to 14 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching videos and listening to music on a single charge; it charges via its USB-C port, but does not have a wireless charging option like the HD 8 Plus or HD 10 Plus.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

-Tablet

-Paper guide

-Adaptor & USB A TO C CABLE

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