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Do basically all new quality TVs come with 4k or better and Amazon Fire 4k built-in?
December 16, 2024 at
06:34 PM
One of our older Fire sticks stopped working (infamous frozen at "Amazon" start screen and none of the recommended methods to fix it works), so I need to buy a new one. It was used on an older TV that's just HD, not 4k. But we might replace it with a newer 4k TV soon, so I figured that I might as well order a new 4k stick to be ready for it. But then I realized that chances are that most newer TVs have Fire 4k built-in, so we wouldn't really need a 4k stick for it. Is that so, and is it worth getting one anyway in case the TV's built-in Fire 4k is slow or somehow limited?
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I have no idea if you should expect to find Fire 4K built-in, I imagine it depends on the brand of TV.
Regardless, I would avoid using the built-in TV apps as they just don't perform as well as stand-alone hardware in my opinion. So I would buy the Fire stick, it's currently $28 on sale...
I have no idea if you should expect to find Fire 4K built-in, I imagine it depends on the brand of TV.
Regardless, I would avoid using the built-in TV apps as they just don't perform as well as stand-alone hardware in my opinion. So I would buy the Fire stick, it's currently $28 on sale...
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I have Paramount+ running on my current gen FS.