Hello, is there any tablet or pad that is better for streaming and sideloading apps ? Thanks. I have an old fire tablet but need more storage now .
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you can either upgrade to a better fire or go up to a surface tablet. A fav of mine is the chuwi Hi10 go tablet. Much more expensive but you get what you pay for.
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Looks Awesome, Just might get me one…THANKS… NOT for 4K or Gaming
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I use my Amazon Kindle Fire 10" Tablet daily. Streaming, IPTV, emails, games and web surfing just to name a few things. Great for traveling! But my kindle is getting old and looking for a new tablet. Amazon has a new tablet 11" 4gb RAM 64 gb storage with Fire OS for $230. Looking around I discovered these budget tablets and wondered if anyone has experience or opinions:
Samsung S6 10.4" screen, Android12, 4/64 gb, $250
Lenovo P11, 11.5" screen, Android 12, 4/128 gb, $200
ONN 11 tablet, 11" screen, Android 13, 4/128 gb, $159
Most have additional storage for additional cost, SD card slots and USB C slot
Please reply with any experience you may have. Google Play Store is available on all but Amazon products.
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you can debloat that amazon tablet to make it a full android tablet and get google play store…i did it to my Fire 10HD and it works great…ZERO issues.
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I have the lenovo p11 and love it. Its actually became my hub for all things. I stream on it away, play basic card “time killin” games and easy to carry. The onn tablet is similar to a fire tablet just with google.
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I’ve got a Fire HD 10 that’s converted to a regular Android tablet with bloatware removed. It’s perfect for my needs and supports full 1080p resolution. I’ve got a MoKo case on it that doubles as a stand. It’s perfect when flying on plains because it’s the perfect size to set on the tray table. Also can just close the cover and it will go to sleep.
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Do you know if those Fire HD 10 tablets can still be debloated using the Fire Toolbox?
Appears to still be running fine. There’s even a toolbox for the newer Fire Max 11.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/windows-linux-tool-fire-toolbox-v32-0.3889604/
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Says it’s still working, but somewhat limited now unlike before… for best Fire Toolbox mod results, firmware prior to 7.3.2.2 is preferred. I was getting ready to do it on a Fire HD 10, but it’s running 7.3.2.8 
Just did this for the 11. Worked great. Doesn’t seem to officially shut down OTA updates yet, but stay posted…
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