Woot! has
Amazon Fire 4K WiFi 6 TV Stick (2nd Gen/2023 Model) on sale for $22.99 - Extra 30% Off ($6.90) w/ coupon code
FIRE30 (
apply at checkout) =
$16.09.
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But yes on the Android version of the fire Stick not the select version you can still side load apps. Kodi, smart tube, whatever's
And my 2023 4k cube still working right now.
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Onn > fire stick > Roku
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Holy hell….WHY?
This thread is full of misinformation, but this is the top WORST.
Do not do this.
Get any Android TV device (Onn devices are the sweet spot at around $50 or less) and dedicate about 20-30 minutes of your time to sideload a few key apps.
Don't invite garbage malware devices into your home network while paying an additional $200-$300 on top of that. Pure insanity!
Dude did you even read their post? They're recommending a $300-$400 device thats riddled with malware over this firestick.
C'mon now.
First, I added the domain blacklist(for Amazon firmware update) to my router. Then, under the router's QoS settings, I set a download speed threshold for the Fire Stick (on my Asus router, this requires typing in the exact MAC address found on the box). I capped the speed at 1 Mbps so that the nearly 1 GB firmware update would take almost an hour to download.
Also, remember to deregister the device from your Amazon account; otherwise, it will use the stored Wi-Fi password to automatically connect.
After these preparations, you can turn on the Fire Stick and connect to Wi-Fi. You will see a screen showing 'Checking for updates.' At this moment, hold the Back button and Menu button (right next to the Home button) simultaneously on your remote. It will show the VoiceView prompt; click the Back button to exit and then sign in to your Amazon account.
It will take some time to reach the home screen. Once you see it, unplug the Ethernet cable from your router to stop the update completely, and then proceed to set up ADB following the XDA tutorial.
First, I added the domain blacklist(for Amazon firmware update) to my router. Then, under the router's QoS settings, I set a download speed threshold for the Fire Stick (on my Asus router, this requires typing in the exact MAC address found on the box). I capped the speed at 1 Mbps so that the nearly 1 GB firmware update would take almost an hour to download.
Also, remember to deregister the device from your Amazon account; otherwise, it will use the stored Wi-Fi password to automatically connect.
After these preparations, you can turn on the Fire Stick and connect to Wi-Fi. You will see a screen showing 'Checking for updates.' At this moment, hold the Back button and Menu button (right next to the Home button) simultaneously on your remote. It will show the VoiceView prompt; click the Back button to exit and then sign in to your Amazon account.
It will take some time to reach the home screen. Once you see it, unplug the Ethernet cable from your router to stop the update completely, and then proceed to set up ADB following the XDA tutorial.
First, I added the domain blacklist(for Amazon firmware update) to my router. Then, under the router's QoS settings, I set a download speed threshold for the Fire Stick (on my Asus router, this requires typing in the exact MAC address found on the box). I capped the speed at 1 Mbps so that the nearly 1 GB firmware update would take almost an hour to download.
Also, remember to deregister the device from your Amazon account; otherwise, it will use the stored Wi-Fi password to automatically connect.
After these preparations, you can turn on the Fire Stick and connect to Wi-Fi. You will see a screen showing 'Checking for updates.' At this moment, hold the Back button and Menu button (right next to the Home button) simultaneously on your remote. It will show the VoiceView prompt; click the Back button to exit and then sign in to your Amazon account.
It will take some time to reach the home screen. Once you see it, unplug the Ethernet cable from your router to stop the update completely, and then proceed to set up ADB following the XDA tutorial.
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