Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really? Why is amazon still having their squabble with google? This tablet was worthless to me. Returned and bought an ipad instead. Otherwise, this wouldve been an amazing tablet.

I had to return to the store the same day because they gave the wrong case for the tablet. The table is really good I not issues and I already have a month but I did rate it a bit only because of the bad incorrect case they gave

I purchased the Amazon Fire Max 11 - 11" Tablet when I cracked my iPad Air screen. I thought I would be happy with the Amazon Fire but it did not compare to my iPad so I returned it two days later for a new iPad Air 6th generation.

It's is good for email and watching movies. I cannot do my banking on there (B of A). If I had a second chance I would go for a different tablet.

Moves Slow & Has Scratches On The Screen As If Someone Used The Tablet And Returned It To Store .

Not impressed. May give it to one of the kids. You can only use Amazon apps natively and have to jump through hoops to download the software you really want.

I purchased this as a gift. The person I gifted it to, says it keeps freezing up. And is much slower than her Fire 10.

I love the kindle with the exception that when using the text to voice feature, it turns itself off often

It was for my daughter but kept crashing during roblox

I returned the product on the last day possible. Apparently the upgrade to the to the processor and more memory did not make it compatible for my wife to use, she went back to her old Kindle.

It's ok but did not meet my intended expectations and purpose

I decided on the Amazon Fire Max 11 because I wanted a solid, attractive tablet (made of aluminum, not plastic) that was safe for my granddaughter to use and simple enough for my 83-year-old mother. While it is connected to an Amazon account, the access to unsupervised shopping can be locked down. Because I shop under my son’s account, the tablet claimed him as the owner, and I was not able to figure out how to change it. It has an 11-inch screen with high pixel resolution so streaming videos while traveling is a pleasure. After my laptop, the Fire Max 11’s bezel seems large, but perhaps that is the norm for a tablet. The speakers are decent, so the audio was clear and easily heard. The 8-megapixel camera took an adequate photo. It is probably better for video calls. I was prompted to open an unlimited storage cloud for my photos. I haven’t activated the fingerprint reader yet, but I like the fact that you can unlock it faster and that it offers some security. The microSD card slot means I can get more storage. The battery life is about 14 hours. It has 4 GB of memory and WiFi 6 for fast streaming. Amazon will push out security patches for four years on the Fire Max 11, but any system upgrades are up in the air. While I have the “productivity bundle”, it is not my intention to use this as a laptop replacement. The bundle comes with a keyboard, cover, and stylus. I downloaded Zoom, Netflix, Spotify, and Solitaire. Because the Fire Max 11 runs on FireOS, the only content available to download is from the Amazon Appstore. I don’t see many of the apps I normally use, and many of the games that are available have ads. The Fire Max 11 doesn’t have an audio jack, but then, I can’t seem to find many models that still have one with most people owning Bluetooth headphones, me included. When my husband and I travel, we want to bring a lightweight tablet on the plane so we can stream videos we download and watch together. To do that, we use a splitter, and we hardwire our headphones to it. I did a search and found a USB-C headphone adapter with a 3.5mm jack earphone. The Downside: • I mentioned that I didn’t choose this for productivity. That is because I can’t access my files on Google Drive or bookmarks on Chrome. The Amazon Fire Max 11 only has the Silk Browser. Plus, I can’t do split-screen multitasking (and I don’t mean two apps side-by-side). On my other tablet, I could use DeX mode to have multiple windows and move them around. • It is so annoying to have to see an ad every time I wake up the tablet from the lock screen. Is there a way to escape that without having to pay $15? While the Fire Max 11 is head and shoulders above all other Amazon tablets, it is not in the same league as other productivity tablets. That being said, if that is not your goal, then the Amazon Fire Max 11 is perfect for playing games, shopping, reading, surfing the internet, and streaming videos. To boot, the price is reasonable, even with the purchase of the productivity bundle that I recommend you get.

Going to send it back I found someone else info on this must of had it before me all their credit card phone # and so on this supposedly new tablet I just bought.

high price low quality, I had a higher expectation of the product

So far it's a wonderful tablet. The screen looks fantastic. Colors are great and everything looks sharp. The speakers are clear and decently loud. The feel of the tablet is amazing, certainly better than the plastic bodies of previous Amazon tablets. The fingerprint sensor works very well, and is a convenient addition. I tap my finger and swipe up on the screen and I'm in. Performance has been excellent so far. No stutters, no lag, no software glitches. The camera is ok, certainly not an iPhone camera. But it's gonna be good enough for video calls and the like. Overall its a great tablet, definitely better than my HD 10 Plus. Sure this won't beat an iPad Pro, and probably not a Pixel tablet in raw power. But the average tablet user, especially one with an Amazon Prime subscription, will definitely love this tablet.

I didnt know Youtube Premium didnt work on this tablet. Its past the return period so now we are stuck with it when all we needed it for was Youtube Premium to play videos without internet service.

Tablet froze exactly 7 days after the return window closed. I have tried everything to recover it and nothing works. Christmas gift and money wasted

I do not believe this item is brand new. poor for the price. Need to return this item but i was told the return period has ended.that is acam.

not good could not get on apps very hard to connect had to return it hard to understand features not available

There's a lot to like about the Fire tablet but there's a lot to not like as well. The good : the screen is impressive and is great for streaming. The screen size is large enough to see everything clearly but small enough to be truly portable. Charging is quick and the battery life is pleasantly long giving enough to watch a couple movies without dying. The camera is good, probably better than I'd expect or need from a tablet. Start up time is quick. Something you don't think about until you need to reboot. And probably the best thing is I've not had any apps bomb out. The bad : it still uses Amazon's app store and that limits what you can directly download. That means you're using Silk for a browser and some less popular apps aren't going to be listed. Luckily, you can still side load apps and bypass that constraint but for a basic user that's going to be difficult. The processor acts weird in its speed. Streaming videos is smooth and clear, playing some games can lead to jittery animations and gameplay. Even when everything else is shut down it might struggle with some basic match games for a second or two and then it recovers. I can't tell if there's more hidden system tasks running in the background taking up resources or if it's just a flawed execution. All in all its a good tablet for every day use and for streaming in particular. I wouldn't use it for graphic design or intense processing, but I would for writing.