Happy Prime Day! It’s that time of year again — Amazon is running major sales on everything across the site, including Fire TVs.
Amazon Fire TV sticks are relatively inexpensive ways to give your TV — smart or not — a major facelift. By plugging one of these into your TV, you’ll unlock a whole new world of streaming.
In addition to the paid services we know and love, like Prime Video (where you can shop Prime Video Channels on sale right now), apps like Sling Freestream and Freevee are available to download so you can stream thousands of live channels, on-demand movies, and TV shows at absolutely no additional cost.
You can unlock these streaming hacks with an Amazon Fire TV model or a streaming stick. Right now, these Prime Day sales are exclusively for Amazon Prime members. If you aren’t already one, you can sign up today for a 30-day free trial and immediately start scoring major savings.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K
Photo: Amazon This is the best Fire TV stick for the standard streamer in 2024 because most TVs these days support 4K HDR streaming. With it, you’ll be able to watch select Prime Video and Disney+ titles with Dolby Atmos when connected to compatible equipment. Right now, it’s at its lowest price ever on Amazon.
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Amazon Fire TV 50″ Omni Series 4K UHD smart TV
Photo: Amazon Big TV, even bigger savings. Score one of Amazon’s flagship 4K UHD TVs at 33% off.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite
Photo:Amazon This is the most straightforward of Amazon’s Fire TV sticks that only streams in HD quality. It’s great for on-the-go streamers who are looking for something affordable to travel with and those who might not necessarily need 4K capabilities.
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Amazon Fire TV 55″ Omni QLED Series 4K UHD smart TV
Photo: Amazon Amazon’s most advanced Fire TV features an ambient mode that turns your TV into a canvas rivaling that of the Samsung Frame — at a fraction of the cost.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick HD
Photo: Amazon This model’s streaming stick is essentially the same as the Fire TV Stick Lite, so you’re mostly paying for an upgraded remote that lets you control your TV’s power and volume, as well as use your voice to open apps, search through streamers and more all for less than $20.
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Amazon Fire TV 43″ 4-Series 4K UHD smart TV
Photo: Amazon Though this TV doesn’t support hands-free voice control with Alexa, it’s still a 4K TV with smart streaming, a great screen, and Dolby Digital, all for just $230.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Photo: Amazon Much like the 4K stick, this small-but-mighty stick can stream 4K UHD content and supports Dolby Atmos audio where available, but it’s also 40% more powerful. It also supports Wi-Fi 6, but to benefit from that, you’ll also need a proper Wi-Fi 6 router. Unless you’re in a really high-tech household, the 4K stick will do just fine.
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Amazon Fire TV Cube
Photo: Amazon Amazon’s best streaming device is also a cube speaker and operates entirely using hands-free voice control. It has all the same 4K, Dolby Atmos, and WI-Fi 6 support of the Fire TV Stick 4K Max, but you are able to change the channels, launch apps, adjust the volume, and more just by calling out commands to Alexa. If you’re worried about committing to a remoteless experience, don’t worry, as this still comes with an Alexa Voice Remote.
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INSIGNIA 50-inch Class F30 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV
Photo: Amazon This TV has over 10,000 reviews, and we get why — who could say no to an affordable 4K TV in a big size, all for just over $200 a.k.a. the lowest price ever for this TV?
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