GamesRadar+ VerdictThe Amazon Fire Max 11 looks and feels great - it’s just a shame you can’t do anything with it. An obtuse operating system keeps the Max 11’s hardware from truly shining as bright as its potential suggests, though those after an all-streaming device will be pleased with its upgrades.TODAY’S BEST DEALS$139.99at Best Buy$139.99at Target$279.99at AmazonPros+Crisp, bright display+Premium look and feel+Better keyboard connectivity options+Solid battery lifeCons-Too few apps supported in Fire OS-Very slow charging
GamesRadar+ Verdict
GamesRadar+ Verdict
The Amazon Fire Max 11 looks and feels great - it’s just a shame you can’t do anything with it. An obtuse operating system keeps the Max 11’s hardware from truly shining as bright as its potential suggests, though those after an all-streaming device will be pleased with its upgrades.TODAY’S BEST DEALS$139.99at Best Buy$139.99at Target$279.99at Amazon
The Amazon Fire Max 11 looks and feels great - it’s just a shame you can’t do anything with it. An obtuse operating system keeps the Max 11’s hardware from truly shining as bright as its potential suggests, though those after an all-streaming device will be pleased with its upgrades.
TODAY’S BEST DEALS$139.99at Best Buy$139.99at Target$279.99at Amazon
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$139.99at Best Buy$139.99at Target$279.99at Amazon
$139.99at Best Buy
$139.99at Best Buy
$139.99at Target
$139.99at Target
$279.99at Amazon
$279.99at Amazon
Pros+Crisp, bright display+Premium look and feel+Better keyboard connectivity options+Solid battery life
Crisp, bright display
Premium look and feel
Better keyboard connectivity options
Solid battery life
Cons-Too few apps supported in Fire OS-Very slow charging
Too few apps supported in Fire OS
Very slow charging
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The Amazon Fire Max 11 is the retailer’s most expensive tablet, and its most powerful to date. That said, with a traditionally cheaper range of budget tablets on the shelves that’s not exactly saying much. The 11-inch device comes packed into a far more premium chassis, and boasts a boosted spec sheet, camera system, and accessory support. While its MSRP is unlikely to sway many away from the similarly priced iPad 9th generation, those after a media streamer within Amazon’s ecosystem will be pleased with the upgrades.
Still, I wouldn’t recommend the Amazon Fire Max 11 to the vast majority of prospective tablet buyers and there’s one pretty obvious reason; Fire OS. This is a restrictive operating system that has always struggled to keep up with both new-gen Android and iPad OS. Thebest gaming tabletscome in all shapes and sizes, so I spent three weeks using the Fire Max 11 to see just what it’s got under the hood.
Swipe to scroll horizontallyKey SpecsPrice$229.99 - $279.99 / £249.99 - £299.99Display11-inchCPUMediaTek MT8188JRAM4GBStorage64GB | 128GBBatteryUp to 14 hoursPortsUSB-C, keyboard connectorCamera8MP front, 8MP rear
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Key SpecsPrice$229.99 - $279.99 / £249.99 - £299.99Display11-inchCPUMediaTek MT8188JRAM4GBStorage64GB | 128GBBatteryUp to 14 hoursPortsUSB-C, keyboard connectorCamera8MP front, 8MP rear
Design
There’s nothing particularly flashy going on in the design department here, but if you’re more used to Amazon’s previous HD 10 and HD 8 devices you’ll appreciate the robust build. Gone are the softer plastics and flexible shells, this is a full aluminum device. The light gray colorway goes far to make everything feel more luxurious in the hand, and gentle rounded corners combined with a slimline 7.5mm thickness makes the Fire Max 11 comfortable even when held in one hand for a considerable period of time. It’s only slightly heavier than the iPad 9th generation at 490g compared to 487g.
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The entire device feels particularly sturdy in the hand, with a reassuring weight and just the right screen size for both multi-tasking and one-handed use. Bezels don’t impinge on that display quite as hard as they do on the HD 10, and while they’re larger than you’ll find on a more expensive device they don’t feel too letterboxing in practice.
Features
There are a handful of new features hitting the Fire Max 11 that may tempt some users away from the cheaper Fire HD 10. These are largely designed around productivity, though, and as we’ll see the operating system itself works just as hard to push back against this use-case. Still, you’ll find new pogo pins lining the bottom of the device connecting to the keyboard case should you pick it up separately - miles better than the Bluetooth options of yore. Meanwhile, there’s also a fingerprint reader on the main power buttons, boosted 8MP cameras on both the front and rear for better video calls, and up to 128GB of storage space (with a MicroSD card slot capable of housing up to 1TB).
Those are some solid additions, but only the expandable storage is currently one-upping Apple’s 9th generation iPad which can often be found at just $20 more than the cheapest Fire Max 11.
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The display itself is, obviously, the crowning glory of the Fire Max 11. Its 2,000 x 1,200 resolution panel runs at a 213ppi density which makes for a particularly crisp experience, even if the 60Hz refresh rate drops the slick motion handling you’ll find on other models. It’s a nicely bright panel, and I was able to enjoy movies and TV both indoors and out. It’s obvious that this is a device built for watching movies - there’s a lot of attention to detail in the screen’s color management and contrast, especially when relative to the emphasis Amazon is placing on internal components.
4GB RAM and a MediaTek MT8188J processor aren’t going to get you very far these days. Sure, the Fire Max 11 is snappy and responsive for light everyday tasks, and was even up to the job of multitasking between a handful of apps. However, there are tablets out there with far heavier internals that can undertake far more demanding workflows.
Let’s not blame everything on those specs, though. After all this level of power is par for the course at this low a price point. Instead, it should really be the operating system in the firing line.
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After all, the screen looks fantastic and you’ve got a slick professional build quality running throughout. With noGoogleservices, no access to the majority of productivity and game apps traditionally available on the Play Store, and many actually supported apps not being optimized for the device’s screen, a lot of productivity and gaming processes are out the window. You’ll be looking for workaround apps, third party fudge attempts at iPad OS staples, and Android-like services to get a day’s work going on this device, and we shouldn’t have to work this hard just to work in 2024.
Those after a gaming tablet do have some reprieve in the form of Amazon Luna, the brand’s dedicated game streaming service. This takes the strain off the Fire Max 11’s internal specs (and app store), allowing those who pay for the service a number of different titles to stream using the Luna Controller. This service is similar to Game Pass, though the base level is considerably cheaper while offering fewer titles. It’s also available on other devices if you’re putting productivity first as well.
Performance
For its OS sins, the Amazon Fire Max 11 actually runs pretty well day to day. Animations and app loads are snappy and feel smooth under the hand, with multi-tasking workflows posing no problem for the system as long as the load is light enough. I didn’t experience too many app crashes during my testing, and things only started to stutter when running particularly high-spec games. It’s a night and day boost in performance compared to theAmazon Fire HD 10I was testing against, but you’ll find a similar, and often slightly better when it comes to chunkier apps, everyday experience from the 9th generation iPad.
Battery life is pretty solid as well. I was able to squeeze around 12 hours of Netflix streaming, gameplay, and the odd reading session out of the device before needing to plug in. Actually charging is a slightly different story - this thing sips battery, and needs a good chunk of time to actually fully juice up.
Should you buy the Amazon Fire Max 11?
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How we tested the Amazon Fire Max 11
I used the Amazon Fire Max 11 for all my streaming and reading over the course of three weeks, while also dipping in and out of the Luna gaming service. I also attempted a couple of days work on the device using a Bluetooth keyboard, while also testing against the Fire HD 10, 9th generation iPad, and iPad Air (2020). For more information on how we make our recommendations, check out the fullGamesRadar+ Hardware Policy.
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