VTech InnoTab Max

2014–2016 · tablet

Specifications

Cpu: dual-core, approximately 1.2 to 1.4 GHz depending on source, VTech never published an exact chipset name
Ram: max: not officially published by VTech (soldered, fixed at purchase) · base: not officially published by VTech; reviews of the era did not report a figure
Ports: microSD slot · headphone jack · proprietary charging/USB port
Camera: 2 MP rotatable camera
Battery: built-in rechargeable Li-ion, VTech claimed over 6 hours; independent reviews measured closer to 5 hours (some later regional revisions, sold as Storio Max XL 2.0, report a 3500 mAh cell)
Display: 7" multi-touch LCD, reported variously as 1024x600 or unspecified HD resolution across regional listings
Storage: base: 8 GB · options: 8 GB (expandable via microSD, reported as up to 32 GB in some listings and up to 40 GB in others)
Os Support: latest: Android 4.2.2, VTech did not ship OS version updates · shipped: Android 4.2.2 (heavily customized VTech launcher, no Google Play access), the first InnoTab to run Android after prior models used a proprietary VTech OS
Release Price: $99.99 (US launch, 2014)

Variants

Revisions

InnoTab Max (US)North American market name, 2014, the fourth and final tablet in VTech's InnoTab line

Storio Max (EU)European market name for the same 2014 tablet

Storio Max XL 2.0European revision seen in later listings with a larger screen and updated internals (512 MB RAM, 8 GB storage expandable to 40 GB reported); the exact relationship to the original 2014 InnoTab Max/Storio Max, whether a hardware refresh under the same name or a distinct later product, is not clearly documented in available sources

Colors

Bluelaunch color, 2014

Pinklaunch color, 2014

Upgrade paths

storage

microSD expansion, reported ceilings vary by region (32 GB to 40 GB) · Side-loading card slot, no tools needed, standard across VTech's kids tablets.

~$10

EASY

other

Rooting to unlock Google Play access · VTech's Android build blocked the Play Store by default; hobbyist rooting guides circulated on forums like XDA to sideload standard Android apps.

free

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