Reviewing Amazon's Fire Max 11 Tablet, a FireOS family device for a budget of £249 here in the UK (not including the keyboard and stylus). This unboxing and full tour runs through the highlights and drawbacks of the Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet, to see if it's one of the best affordable options in 2023.

Despite its mighty 11-inch screen, this tab boasts a skinny and light design that's good for taking wherever you roam. If you pay the extra price for the keyboard dock, you can prop up the Amazon Fire Max 11 and use it as a makeshift laptop or smart display. It's certainly a lot more budget friendly than the Pixel Tablet that's coming to the UK soon.

That display is sharp and poppy, if not quite as bright as I'd hoped. You've also got expandable storage for downloading apps, movies etc, and the Fire Max 11 boasts a dedicated kids mode if you want to keep your offspring entertained.

However, there's no Google Play Store here. You'll be downloading apps from Amazon's own library, which thankfully is well stocked. That UI is also designed to get you spending more money with Amazon, so the Fire Max 11 is best suited to users of Prime, Audible, Kindle etc.

Let us know your own review of the Fire Max 11 tablet down below!

Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet Unboxing & Review Chapters:
0:00 - Get on with it!
0:34 - What's in the box?
0:54 - Design
2:16 - Ports
2:44 - FireOS & features
4:52 - App Store
5:30 - Keyboard & stylus
6:48 - Kids Mode
7:04 - Alexa & Show Mode
8:14 - Display & audio
9:33 - Cameras
10:14 - Performance & battery life
11:06 - Verdict