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SAVE $45:As of April 24,Randy Spears Archives the Fire Max 11 tablet is on sale for $184.99 at Amazon. That's 20% off its list price of $229.99.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet (Newest Model) $184.99 at Amazon
$229.99 Save $45

If you've been thinking about a tablet upgrade, now's the time to do it with some great discounts available. At the moment, Amazon's offering some very nice deals on its own devices, including the Fire Max 11 tablet. Whether you want it for streaming, reading, or getting work done, this tablet will get you where you need to go for under $200.

More specifically, Amazon's offering a 20% discount on the 64GB Fire Max 11, dropping its price from $229.99 to $184.99. This model includes an octa-core processor and WiFi 6 for powerful, fast performance.

SEE ALSO: The best tablets: iPads are great, but have you tried literally anything else?

That's not all this tablet features, though. The Fire Max 11 boasts an 11-inch screen with 2000 x 1200 resolution that'll make any images on your screen really pop. It also offers up to 14 hours of battery life, which makes it a great pick to take on any long trips. On top of that, with 64GB of storage you'll have plenty of space to stock up on your favorite apps to keep you busy.

It's currently listed as a limited-time deal, though. So act fast to pick up the Fire Max 11 at this price before it goes back up.

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Looking for more tablet deals? Right now you can also save on the Fire HD 10 tablet and the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+.

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