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If you've always fancied diving in but have been put off by the cost, then now is the time to take the plunge, with discounts of up to $50 on some Fire TV products.
Remember, these deals will end at midnight on October 13.
| Price | Prime Day Price | Features | Buy now | ||
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Amazon Fire TV Cube | Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite | Amazon Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote | Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K | ||
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$119.99 | $29.99 | $39.99 | $49.99 | ||
$79.99 | No deals this Prime Day | No deals this Prime Day | No deals this Prime Day | ||
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Amazon Fire TV Cube
Despite being launched in 2019, the Fire TV Cube is still the most advanced Fire streaming product you can get. It gives you all the lovely 4K, HDR, and Dolby Atmos-enabled streaming quality you get on the Fire Stick 4K but, you also get completely hands-free control — simply shout across the room that yes, you do want Alexa to queue up another episode of The Office, and it shall do so.
Amazon also promises that the Cube will be the fastest of all the Fire TV products with extra RAM and a faster processor, which should help you squeeze in another episode before bedtime.
With $40 off this Prime Day, it might be the best time to pick up a Fire Cube.
Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite
Launched just this year, the Fire TV Stick Lite is the no-frills version of Amazon's popular streamer.
Despite that low-end price tag and simpler feature set, the Fire TV Stick Lite will still let you stream all the content from Amazon's video service and other providers such as Netflix.
Plus, you still get the Alexa voice remote if you don't want to scroll through menu after sub-menu. However, you won't be able to directly control your TV with the Fire Stick's companion remote — which, for some people, might be an advantage.
Amazon Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote
The regular Fire TV Stick offers the TV controls that you don't get on the Fire Stick Lite. At $10 more than the Lite Stick, it's not too much of a price to pay but, chances are, you already have a remote to control your TV.
It also offers proper Dolby Atmos audio support but you'll also need a TV which supports the audio format.
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K
Yep, you guessed it, the Fire Stick 4K lets you stream 4K content rather than just standard Full-HD content.
However, it was launched in 2018, so it's likely that Amazon might be looking to replace it soon.
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