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Various Retailers are offering Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max Wi-Fi 6 Streaming Media Player w/ Alexa Voice Remote on sale for $34.99. Shipping is free.
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- 40% more powerful than Fire TV Stick 4K, with faster app starts and more fluid navigation.
- Support for next-gen Wi-Fi 6 - Enjoy smoother 4K streaming across multiple Wi-Fi 6 devices.
- Cinematic experience - Watch in vibrant 4K Ultra HD with support for Dolby Vision, HDR, HDR10+ and immersive Dolby Atmos audio.
- Alexa Voice Remote - Search and launch content with your voice. Get to favorite apps quickly with preset buttons. Control power and volume with one remote.
- Do more with your smart home - View the front door camera without stopping your show using Live View Picture-in-Picture. Ask Alexa to check the weather or dim the lights.
- Game on - Fluid gameplay and fast-rendering graphics with a 750Mhz GPU. Access popular games with a Luna cloud gaming subscription
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Fire TV Stick 4K Max Streaming Media Player w/ Alexa Remote for $34.99.
Shipping is free.
Price:
$20.00 lower (36% savings) than the list price of $54.99
Previous 🔥Frontpage Deal at $35 with +55 Deal Score and 88 comments.
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 108,755 global ratings
About this Item:
Shipping is free.
Price:
$20.00 lower (36% savings) than the list price of $54.99
Previous 🔥Frontpage Deal at $35 with +55 Deal Score and 88 comments.
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 108,755 global ratings
About this Item:
- Our most powerful streaming stick - 40% more powerful than Fire TV Stick 4K, with faster app starts and more fluid navigation.
- Support for next-gen Wi-Fi 6 - Enjoy smoother 4K streaming across multiple Wi-Fi 6 devices.
- Cinematic experience - Watch in vibrant 4K Ultra HD with support for Dolby Vision, HDR, HDR10+ and immersive Dolby Atmos audio.
- Endless entertainment - Stream more than 1 million movies and TV episodes. Watch favorites from Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Peacock, and more, plus listen to millions of songs. Subscription fees may apply.
- Live and free TV - Watch live TV, news, and sports with subscriptions to SLING TV, YouTube TV, and others. Stream for free with Freevee, Pluto TV, Tubi, and more.
- Alexa Voice Remote - Search and launch content with your voice. Get to favorite apps quickly with preset buttons. Control power and volume with one remote.
- Do more with your smart home - View the front door camera without stopping your show using Live View Picture-in-Picture. Ask Alexa to check the weather or dim the lights.
- Game on - Fluid gameplay and fast-rendering graphics with a 750Mhz GPU. Access popular games with a Luna cloud gaming subscription.
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| Product Name: | Fire TV Stick 4K Max streaming device, Wi-Fi 6, Alexa Voice Remote (includes TV controls) |
| Manufacturer: | Amazon |
| Model Number: | L5B83G |
| Product SKU: | B08MQZXN1X |
| UPC: | 840080565170 |
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Last Edited by vasu1
March 11, 2023
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10:20 AM
really wanted to get this for my "old" fire tv (non-4k) is getting noticeably sluggish even with just 2-3 apps. I am happy with my recent purchase of google chromecast tv (non 4K) - so was planning to wait for the next gen fire tv / Onn tv.
This morning firetv had an offer for $20 off and completed the sale right on the fire tv. so came out to @ $16+ with tax ( no trade-in )
side note - on the final confirmation page said it will tack on an additional $7 off (20% off) purchase price from my previous 1st gen roku stick trade in.. but when i checked it did not. so maybe trade-in discount won't stack on.
This morning firetv had an offer for $20 off and completed the sale right on the fire tv. so came out to @ $16+ with tax ( no trade-in )
side note - on the final confirmation page said it will tack on an additional $7 off (20% off) purchase price from my previous 1st gen roku stick trade in.. but when i checked it did not. so maybe trade-in discount won't stack on.
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To this point I only have Firesticks for my streaming needs including 4k Max, 4k, and the diamond shaped one. They've been fairly good, with the 4k Max being notably better than the rest, and for a maximum of $35 per device it's tough to complain. Even though I'm happy with what I have (for now,) I'm not buying any more Amazon devices until I see what Google does with their next Chromecast. If they bump up the hardware to beat the 4k max, and especially if it competes with the 3rd gen Fire Cube, there's a good chance I'll begin replacing the Firesticks (assuming the price is right, of course.)
For anyone who likes to sideload and mod, I'd suggest considering the same, because Amazon is just getting more and more restrictive with the Firesticks. First they disabled rooting, then they disabled custom launchers, next they disabled the workaround to allow custom launchers, and most recently they've disabled the ability to assign different functions to the remote buttons. The Firesticks are also WAY behind on the Android version they're using. The Fire OS version used by the 4k Max is only based on Android 9, and the 4k (non-Max) is still stuck back on a Fire OS version that's based on Android 7.1. Meanwhile the most recent Chromecast runs Google TV based on Android 12.
Beyond the version lag, Chromecasts also come with the Play Store and Play Services natively installed, which means less screwing around with apps like Downloader, and more direct payment options for a few specific apps that a sideloader might want (ex: the host app for Eye Pea Tee Vee.)
It's basically a battery that uses your TV USB to charge it. There might be cheaper versions of these on Amazon, but this is the specific one I use with this stick and it works well
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Last time I used it, sale price
That's what I did with my q900b
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That's about it though. I've had so many firesticks die within 1-2 years (without even messing with side loading) that I'm done with them. My Roku's on the other hand just work and keep going.
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To this point I only have Firesticks for my streaming needs including 4k Max, 4k, and the diamond shaped one. They've been fairly good, with the 4k Max being notably better than the rest, and for a maximum of $35 per device it's tough to complain. Even though I'm happy with what I have (for now,) I'm not buying any more Amazon devices until I see what Google does with their next Chromecast. If they bump up the hardware to beat the 4k max, and especially if it competes with the 3rd gen Fire Cube, there's a good chance I'll begin replacing the Firesticks (assuming the price is right, of course.)
For anyone who likes to sideload and mod, I'd suggest considering the same, because Amazon is just getting more and more restrictive with the Firesticks. First they disabled rooting, then they disabled custom launchers, next they disabled the workaround to allow custom launchers, and most recently they've disabled the ability to assign different functions to the remote buttons. The Firesticks are also WAY behind on the Android version they're using. The Fire OS version used by the 4k Max is only based on Android 9, and the 4k (non-Max) is still stuck back on a Fire OS version that's based on Android 7.1. Meanwhile the most recent Chromecast runs Google TV based on Android 12.
Beyond the version lag, Chromecasts also come with the Play Store and Play Services natively installed, which means less screwing around with apps like Downloader, and more direct payment options for a few specific apps that a sideloader might want (ex: the host app for Eye Pea Tee Vee.)
Longer Version:
To this point I only have Firesticks for my streaming needs including 4k Max, 4k, and the diamond shaped one. They've been fairly good, with the 4k Max being notably better than the rest, and for a maximum of $35 per device it's tough to complain. Even though I'm happy with what I have (for now,) I'm not buying any more Amazon devices until I see what Google does with their next Chromecast. If they bump up the hardware to beat the 4k max, and especially if it competes with the 3rd gen Fire Cube, there's a good chance I'll begin replacing the Firesticks (assuming the price is right, of course.)
For anyone who likes to sideload and mod, I'd suggest considering the same, because Amazon is just getting more and more restrictive with the Firesticks. First they disabled rooting, then they disabled custom launchers, next they disabled the workaround to allow custom launchers, and most recently they've disabled the ability to assign different functions to the remote buttons. The Firesticks are also WAY behind on the Android version they're using. The Fire OS version used by the 4k Max is only based on Android 9, and the 4k (non-Max) is still stuck back on a Fire OS version that's based on Android 7.1. Meanwhile the most recent Chromecast runs Google TV based on Android 12.
Beyond the version lag, Chromecasts also come with the Play Store and Play Services natively installed, which means less screwing around with apps like Downloader, and more direct payment options for a few specific apps that a sideloader might want (ex: the host app for Eye Pea Tee Vee.)
I agree with what you say, but I doubt Google would be much better. Look at their Manifest V3 initiative. Hopefully NVIDIA comes out with a new Shield.