The Fire TV Stick 4K Max the streaming device sells for $40. That’s a record low for Amazon’s top-of-the-line streaming bar, which normally costs $60.
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max plugs into your TV’s HDMI port to access all the best streaming services, including (among many others) Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Max, Apple TV+, and of course Amazon Prime Video.
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The streaming bar has a 2GHz quad-core processor to help make navigation fast and smooth. The device’s 16GB of storage is twice as much as Amazon’s cheaper models, so you can download multiple apps and offline content without worry.
Supports 4K Max Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos audio (with compatible TVs and speakers) for a dynamic viewing experience and more immersive audio. He also supports Wi-Fi 6E for smoother streaming with fewer hiccups if your router also supports it.
This includes Amazon’s latest Alexa Voice Remote. The accessory has four pre-programmed shortcut keys (for apps like Netflix and Prime Video). It supports Alexa, so you can use it to control your Fire TV Stick 4K Max and other Alexa-compatible smart home devices from your couch.
If you’d rather save money than own Amazon’s top-of-the-line model, Fire TV Stick Lite is also on sale. This is Engadget’s pick best budget streaming bar. The device doesn’t support 4K, so it’s only a good option if your TV resolution is 1080p or lower. (But it does support HDR.) Normally $30, you can get the entry-level model for $20 today.
For those who want an improved audio setup Fire TV Soundbar $20 off. It supports virtual surround sound with DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Audio. It plugs into your TV’s HDMI port and takes up only 24 inches (2.5 inches high) of space on your entertainment center. The device works not only with included devices, but with anything connected to your TV Amazon’s streaming devices. Alternatively, you can connect it to other devices via Bluetooth. Typically $120, the Fire TV Soundbar is available today for $100.
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