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SAVE $45: As of April 16,Watch In the Cut (2003) the Amazon Fire Max 11 is on sale for $234.99 at Amazon. That's a 16% saving off the list price.

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If a tablet upgrade is on your horizon, this latest deal on the Amazon Fire Max 11 is definitely one to check out. As of April 16, this device is still at its reduced Big Spring Sale price of $234.99, saving you 16% on list price. This deal is specific to the 128GB device without lockscreen ads.

This tablet is one of the most advanced in the range, and is perfect for both work and play. The screen boasts an impressive 2000x1200 resolution and a bright display with over 2.4 million pixels. It's also certified for low blue light, so it's easy on the eyes, especially if you're looking at the screen for long periods of time.

SEE ALSO: Score $100 off the 13-inch Apple iPad Air (M2) right now at Best Buy

You can add optional accessories to this tablet so you can adapt it to what you need. Accessories like a keyboard case and stylus pen can be purchased separately, and you can even download Microsoft 365 for all your work or study needs.

And we can't not mention the battery life, promising to last up to 14 hours, so it's perfect for on-the-go streaming or browsing. And with storage expandable to 1TB, it’s got plenty of room for all your favorite apps, movies, and documents.

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