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Published: 2016-10-12, Author: Marc , review by: techradar.com
Uncompromising specs, Includes remote, really cheap, good selection of apps
Caters to Prime members, No voice control, Few AAA games
If you've already bought into Amazon's ecosphere, the Fire TV Stick will be the proverbial rug that ties the room together – it's fast, responsive and works flawlessly with Amazon's infrastructure. If you aren't an Amazon insider, however, consider the ot...
Kodi compatible, £40 is very cheap, Netflix, Prime Instant Video, BBC iPlayer and many more, Much faster than previous model, Voice-controlled Alexa remote
Limited iPhone support, Won't run from most TVs' USB power supplies
The first-generation Fire TV Stick was great, but lacking oomph. This new stick is more versatile, and thanks to its quad-core processor it's super quick. Alexa is a great addition too, though not quite on the same level of intelligence as the Apple TV's...
Published: 2016-05-11, Author: Marc , review by: techradar.com
Uncompromising specs, Includes remote, really cheap, good selection of apps
Caters to Prime members, No voice control, Few AAA games
If you've already bought into Amazon's ecosphere, the Fire TV Stick will be the proverbial rug that ties the room together – it's fast, responsive and works flawlessly with Amazon's infrastructure. If you aren't an Amazon insider, however, consider the ot...
Amazon's Fire TV Stick is a decent bit of kit. It's cheap at £35 (£45 for the voice-enabled remote isn't bad either), and in some ways it's more flexible than Google's Chromecast. The bundled remote control means anyone can pick up the remote and use it w...
Abstract: This is the travel version of Fire TV; whatever your preferences and previous purchases on Amazon Prime, with the Fire TV Stick you can replicate them on televisions in holiday homes, on boats with internet and in some hotels. (I've not had any luck with...
The total price of around £120 if you include the games controller makes the Amazon Fire TV Box look like a bargain games console. But dyed-in-the-wool games players are likely to be disappointed by the quantity and quality of the games available. If you'...
While the Amazon Fire TV Stick is more of a showpiece for Amazon's Prime members, it does have the ability to tap into Netflix/BBC iPlayer and on the whole the streaming performance was top draw! Additionally with its compact/ultra-portable nature it can...
Amazon's approach to offering its Instant Video content on its Fire product range is certainly comprehensive and extends to iOS, Android and desktop platforms too. The catch is, it's all in the cloud. Even if you paid extra for the Amazon Fire TV box, you...
Abstract: Amazon Fire TV StickI've never fancied the idea of the “SmartTV”. TV manufacturers are clearly desperate to keep up sales in a near-saturated market, which largely explains the promotion of gimmicks like 3D (widely regarded as a failure) and now 4K (welco...
