Amazon Fire TV Cube, with AI-powered Fire TV Search, Hands-free streaming device, find shows faster with Alexa+, Wi-Fi 6E, 4K Ultra HD
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- Our fastest-ever streaming media player - Brings lightning-fast app starts with an octa-core processor and is 2X as powerful as Fire TV Stick 4K Max.
- The newest Fire TV experience (2026) Our biggest update to Fire TV has a new, modern design that gets you to your entertainment fast. Browse dedicated content categories, pin more of your favorite apps, and get personalized recommendations from Alexa+. Spend less time scrolling, and more time watching.
- Smarter picks with Alexa+ Getting to what you love has never been easier. Press the voice remote button and talk naturally to find what to watch across your apps, manage your smart home, or dive into virtually any topic.
- Hands-free Alexa with built-in mic and speakers - Control your compatible TV, soundbar, and receivers with your voice, even from across the room.
- Seamlessly navigate between your entertainment - Connect compatible devices and easily go from streaming to your cable box, game console, or webcam.
- Smoother streaming - The first-ever streaming media player that features Wi-Fi 6E support.
- Picture quality that puts on a show - Feel every scene with true-to-life, cinematic 4K and support for Dolby Vision, HDR, and Dolby Atmos audio.
- Endless entertainment - Stream hundreds of thousands of movies and TV episodes. Watch favorites from Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Peacock, and more, plus listen to millions of songs. Subscription fees may apply.
- Designed to protect your privacy - Built with privacy protections and controls, including an off button that electronically disconnects the microphones.
- Manage your smart home right on screen - Use Alexa to start video calls, check the weather, get a live view of your Ring cameras, and more.
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Configuration: Fire TV Cube
The first thing I noticed was how much faster everything is. Just moving around menus or opening apps is snappy and so much faster than the last model. Once in an app and watching something pausing, resuming, faster forwarding/rewinding are not just snappier but almost instant. I feel like that alone makes this so much better than gen 2 and was what annoyed me most about the old one. But the added I/O is a real step forward as well and going to be a big selling point for some as a reason to upgrade. The hdmi in works effortlessly and switches very quickly, the same menu now has a built in media browser/player for the usb port on the back and works well enough but streaming plex from a pc is still better if you want to do shows or binge. The ethernet is a really nice to have but is only 100mb (perfectly fine for most people!), but if have high speed internet ang good wifi you may want to use that. I have gigabit up and down and over wifi I got over 500mb not bad for wireless, for reference wired to my pc I get almost the full 1000mb up and down. I did notice things look sharper or more crisp and clear, I do not know if this is something new they are doing in the fire cube or just the new hardware is not holding back my old content, either way its a nice surprise. It even made my switch games feel a little more crisp (through the hdmi in port) so I feel like it may be a scaler. Now for the remote, I like it. I am actually am using it over my sofabaton that I love. its a little longer than the last model but not enough to really matter to most. The new buttons are great, a settings button for a new settings popup menu, a recents button (THANK YOU!), a live tv button which turns out to be useful. You also get the volume up and down with a matching channel up and down now. And rounding out the selection at the bottom you also have 4 quick buttons, in the pictures it shows them as blank but they are actually paramount+, netflix, disney+ and hulu. And for programing them I have not found a way so that may only be for the premium version of the remote that will release later and if thats so then thats the one negative I have with what is a great remote. Alex function, It works like the old cube but it can reply and indicate through its own speaker without using the tv or soundbar which is really nice. Not really a lot you can say about this part just that there is no noticeable negatives I ran into. If upgrading you can use you old Ir emitter from the gen 2. My sofabaton universal remote still works on the new model just fine didnt even need to reprogram it just paired its bluetooth through the cube and it was happy. Over all Its a great upgrade well worth it. If you are getting this as a first time fire cube owner or streaming box owner keep in mind you will want to also buy a nice hdmi cable for this as it does not come with one. And if you want to use an IR emitter (for stuff in like a closed entertainment center) you will also need to get that separately this time but it uses the same as the one that came with the gen 2 and can be purchased cheaply.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2022 by mromutt
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
Update 11/12/25: So after having written the below review I decided I should give an update to the issues below. I've had other streaming devices since then and I have to admit that the fire tv cube beats them all. Reasons: The" best available" setting is actually the best setting. What it does is that ot converts DD+ sound to Multichannel pcm which is a lossless and uncompressed quality and passes it to the AVR. The AVR will show Multichannel 5.1 . It is the best sound you can get. I came to this conclusion after months of testing and research. Roku ultra has passthrough but it just passes the compressed format DD+ to the AVR so the AVR displays DD+. The TV turning off big is fixed. 10/4/23 update: Now another bug has appeared. When I watch on my LG C3 OLED TV the TV turns off automatically after a while. Sound continues but no picture. I initially thought it was my tv. Got another unit ,same TV, and the same issue happened. Then I decided to watch ony Roku ultra and have not had any problems so far. Tried the cube again 2 days ago and issue returned. I even turned off equipment control and reset the cube but didn't work. So now I'm not using it. It's just sitting there looking pretty. 7/23/23: Just to update that the video issue has been fixed. The audio issue not so. 11/23/22: Still no fix. Reverts to 1080p despite setting to Auto. Now noticing jitter or stutter on video when playing 4k content. Changed settings of Match frame rate to on but didn't resolve issue. Constantly checking display settings. Given up and using my other streaming device with no issues. Did not expect this from Amazon. 11/15/22: So since purchasing this there have been a number of updates installed but NONE have fixed the issue of sound and display settings as mentioned in my previous updates. This is truly disappointing and makes me want to use this device less often than I would like to. 11/9/22: Still issue with display resolution defaulting to 1080p. Always have to check before playing something. No fix. Not acceptable for a "high-end device" Update 10/29/22: Still no luck on best available sound settings outputting DD+. But now another issue. Whenever I awaken the cube the display resolution defaults to 1080p even though I set it to Auto(up to 4K). It's frustrating to have to change this every time I want to watch something. So many bugs! I've had many fire tv sticks over the years and also a 2nd Gen cube which I returned because it wouldn't play Dolby vision. Thought I'd give this a try since all the upgrades were compelling. Faster, built-in Ethernet port, HDMI in, supporting all sound and picture formats. So I set it up withy TCL tv and Sony receiver . Setup was a breeze. It recognized my TV and receiver. For some reason the picture quality in display settings was defaulted to 1080p. I changed it to upto 4K. Sound settings were "best available ". When I played content it would only play in PCM (stereo). I tried Dolby digital and Dolby Atmos content. Dolby Atmos would play as Atmos +PCM, not Atmos +DD+ as it should. I checked ally settings on the TV and receiver and all was good but couldn't get DD+. Called tech support and was told that it may be a software issue and may get fixed in a future update. Really??. All the hype about how this device is the fastest and best on picture and sound yet it can't output "best available" sound. I'm sure best available is not PCM. Tech told me to set the sound settings to Dolby digital plus. That corrected the issue but it was a let down. I'm hoping it doesn't revert back to PCM. Will see how it goes and update but so far disappointed. The super resolution setting really doesn't add much to enhance the picture quality of SD or even 720 or 1080p resolution. And that was one of the main features that enticed me to buy it. Update 7/2/23: The video resolution issue is now fixed but the audio issue still persists.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022 by ZK
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
I’ve been a loyal Fire Stick user for years, but I finally hit a breaking point with the constant lag and "loading" wheels. I decided to splurge on the Cube during a sale, and after two weeks of heavy use, I can honestly say I should have done this a long time ago. The Speed is Real: If you’re coming from a Stick, the first thing you’ll notice is how snappy it is. Apps like Netflix and Disney+ open almost instantly. There’s no stuttering when scrolling through the home screen, which used to drive me crazy. It feels more like a high-end gaming console than a little streaming box. Hands-Free Alexa (The "Magic" Factor): This is the feature I thought I wouldn't use, but now I’m hooked. Being able to walk into the living room with a bowl of popcorn and just say, "Alexa, play The Bear on Hulu" without hunting for the remote is a game-changer. It even turns my TV and soundbar on for me. It basically turned my living room into a hands-free Echo Show. Pros: • The Processor: Zero lag. Period. It handles 4K content like it’s nothing. • Connectivity: It has an Ethernet port and an extra HDMI-in port. I actually plugged my cable box into it so I can switch to live TV just by asking Alexa. • Wi-Fi 6E: My router is in the other room, but the connection has been rock solid with no buffering. Cons (The "Real Talk"): • The Price: It’s definitely an investment. If you only watch TV for an hour a week, it’s probably overkill. • No HDMI Cable: For this price, Amazon really should include an HDMI cable in the box. Make sure you have a spare 4K-rated one ready to go. • The Ads: Like all Fire TV products, the home screen is still pretty cluttered with sponsored content/ads. You get used to it, but it’s there. If you’re a "power user" who hates waiting for apps to load, or if you just want to control your entire home theater with your voice, this is the best device Amazon makes. It’s powerful, smart, and actually makes the TV experience feel "premium."
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2026 by Ky Mogg
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
I've had two 2019 Gen2 FireTV Cubes in my house (Living Room & Bedroom) for three years now, love them both. I didn't really feel a "need" to upgrade either, but being kind of a tech-nerd and always wanting the best tech at least in my Living Room, I thought I'd check this out and upgrade the Cube in my Living Room. In a nutshell, if you're new to FireTV, or have something really old (anything 1st Gen), this is a really great device and I can heartily recommend it. If you're upgrading a FireTV device of something relatively recent (2nd Gen FireTV Cube or FireStick 4K Max), I'm going to be honest, unless you're looking for a very specific feature this device offers yours doesn't, this is a rather "meh" upgrade and you may not notice the upgrade much, if at all. Features "upgraded" over 2nd Gen FireTV Cube: 1) WiFi 6E (over old WiFi 5)... to be honest, this is probably the most solid upgrade of all, but I never really had a major problem with it being on WiFi 5 before. (I was getting 450 download speeds on my WiFi 6 Gen-3 Cube and 290 download speeds on my WiFi 5 Gen-2 Cube). 2) Faster Processor... well, this is nice... menus load and move quickly. 3) Dedicated Ethernet Port... that is... sadly 10/100 speed max... no Gigabyte port... this is a bummer, you'd actually get FASTER speeds using the WiFi 6E. 4) Video Upscaling... to be honest... I'm not noticing much of a difference here... I suppose it's better than nothing, but you won't be waking the kids and phoning your mom over this. 5) *HDMI-IN pass through... I suppose if you're short on HDMI connections this is good, but not really all that amazing on its own. 6) **USB-A Port... that is... sadly just USB-2... not 3, not C. Another let-down The first two upgrades are nice, but not game changers... the last two, well... make you feel like it's 2010 all over again... sad "upgrades" really and scream of "not even trying". One other "upgrade" I almost forgot to mention... the "new" *remote... it's got a lot more buttons... why? I don't know... they added a bunch of buttons just not needed... cable channel up/down? Is this 2010 again? If you've cut the cord, you probably don't need these buttons, just wasted clutter... shortcuts to apps you either don't use or can access with a simple "Alexa, switch to Hulu"... why do we need all these extra buttons? The new remote might have been useful to me years ago when I actually had a cable box, but in 2022, they are just completely pointless and add unnecessary clutter. I was curious if my (old) 2018 2nd Gen Alexa Voice Remote (seen in my attached picture) from my old FireTV Cube would work with the new one... guess what, it does! Hooray, I left the "new" remote in the box, never going to use it, I'll keep using my older, simpler, got ONLY the buttons I need on the remote... I got the direction wheel, up/down volume and mute... don't really need anything else. Once again, if you're new to FireTV or have something rather old, this is worth the money... but if you have a recent FireTV device, probably best to use your money elsewhere unless you simply must have the latest tech... as for me, I'm going to stand-pat... it was nice for the living room, but it's not worth upgrading my 2nd Gen FireTV Cube in the bedroom to this. EDIT: A couple of things I should have mentioned or clarified * On the HDMI pass-through (and new many added-buttons remote), this does have a niche-case... if you're still using a Cable Box in 2022, you can run the Cable Box through the HDMI port on the Cube and combined with the "cable channels up/down" buttons, run your cable box directly from the Cube (as well as voice commands, like "Alexa, switch to ESPN on Cable"). Like I did mention earlier, I wish I had this years ago, but I've long-since cut the cable, so this is "too little, too late" for me... but if you still use a Cable Box, this Cube is for you! ** That USB-2 port... in relation to the sad built-in Ethernet port. While the Ethernet Port limits you to 10/100 speeds, you can buy a USB-A Ethernet dongle, plug it into the Cube's USB-A port and actually get much faster Ethernet Speeds... sadly USB-2 does limit Ethernet speeds to 400mbps, but you'll probably get around 300 or so with the dongle which is 3-times faster than the built-in Ethernet port... so that USB-2 port does have a use.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2022 by Wolfshanze
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
I just bought this product. Easy to install and the picture quality is wonderful. However, I can't get the sound to work for Alexa, the cube doesn't respond to any commands and doesn't talk to you. Both my LG TV and this version of the new Fire Box are brand new. It may be my issue and I haven't figured it out yet. Moving into a new home is hard enough, then to try and find time for the items you purchased to make your home amazing takes time. I started ordering last year since it took a year for this house to be built. I won't order things a year in advance anymore. New versions have come out and they are the same price or a little more. I'd rather have the latest version. I have other Alexa devices at home, so I am not worried about that part not working. The remote is great and easy to use, and I normally don't ask my TV to turn the channel...lol. I used to use foil on the antenna so I could get a fuzzy picture or a coat hanger so my brother and I could watch Batman as kids. It will get a higher rating if I figure this sound issue out. However, right now it is worth the price just for the picture quality. WOW, an Amazon Rep. phoned me and fixed my issue. She was wonderful and fixed the issue which was my own fault. It took about 5 minutes, and it was talking up a storm. Update: This cube has caused a lot of issues. I gave my old cube away to my sister, so I am SOL. This cube got so hot on so many occasions that it burned the top of my dresser. It freezes and will not work. It doesn't connect to my new Echo or old Echo devices. Tech support told me that it was because "I didn't buy them together!" So, I now use my Yamaha soundbar. I don't even like to call foreigners anymore. Please bring back the English-speaking techs and operators, it is so frustrating that I hang up and just deal with the fact I bought an expensive POS. I even wrote to Amazon and nothing, left my phone number, and asked for a return call. I bought a bunch of Echos for this new house and haven't even taken them out of the box. Nothing is pairing with the TV, Echo shows, or Echos. They do not support each other. I also have the Eero 6 Pro system in my house and the new Echo won't even connect to that. I'm terribly upset and the resolutions the tech team talks about are ridiculous.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2022 by Mark Alan
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
Works like a charm, this is our second Alexa device, and we don't use all of its capabilities, but what we do use is fantastic. The remote gives us much better control and usage over apps and such that we had to search and find on the older device. This new Alexa unit is a superior device.
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by LT. Michael Heit
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
UPDATE: DON'T BUY THIS DEVICE FOR PLEX AUDIO STREAMING After all the work, and hair-pulling I have listed below, the Plex for Fire TV app was updated. Foolishly, I had opted for auto updates because I trusted them to check their work. They fixed the but with the time-out problem, but added a 2 second pause between all tracks. So no gapless playing which was my whole reason to go with Fire. I had to go back to the older version which still had the time-out bug. The fix this time was to sideload Kodi onto my system, then use their bridge app to get to Plex. Man, have I wasted a lot of time on this! I have been using a 1st gen Fire TV "square" to stream Plex from my server to Fire TV, thence through HDMI, then optical cable to my AD converter in my amp. It has worked very well, but the old "square" is slow and I decided to upgrade. Side Note: if you are using Google Cast or Tizen to bring Plex from your server to your living room, you are losing quality as these apps recode, and compress your audio. Plex has the ability to decode lossless files and send them through to your AD decoder, The Cube is much faster! It installed easily on my TV. The Fire App Store has a Plex download ready to install, and the installation worked great. That's where everything got weird. Fire TV played the Plex files great. Until it stopped. I rebooted it and it worked superbly, until it didn't. I came to realize that if I played music, and just listened--not messing with the controls--it would play for 20 minutes. Then Fire TV would shut down. I was ready to send the unit back as defective. Instead, I did some online research. Finally, I found an article that explained. Fire TV looks for a changing video picture. If there isn't one, it shuts down after 20 minutes if there is no other remote input. There used to be a setting where a user could turn this feature off. In the newest versions, they have hard-coded this in and left the consumer without a button for it. There is a cure for this. First you have to become a Fire TV "developer". You can search the web to find out how. Then you can change several settings in Fire TV that will allow you to make changes that aren't shown on the menus. (It's kinda getting into the back door of the app.) Searching the web will tell you how. Then, you can get an app on your phone that gives you access, through your home network, to the "back door" in Fire TV. Search the web to find out where the app is. (Seeing a pattern?) Finally, when you have figured out how to use the app on your phone, (the web is once again a great help here) you will come to a blank line where you can add a couple lines of ADB code which will solve all your problems. You can find the code to turn off the "sleep" feature on the web. Well, by this point, I had a massive headache. But the upshot is that it worked! I can listen to my flac files, unadulterated, on my stereo through my home network, The Fire TV unit works seamlessly, smoothly, and with great speed. If you don't mind venturing into the geeky and techy world of it all, it is worth it Now that you have Plex Audio working on your Fire TV, you can make it even more flexible by adding Plexamp. It allows you a lot of control from any other phone or PC that has it installed. It's only for audio. All you have to do is sideload an APK file of Plexamp that you have to get from another source. But hey, no problem, You're a Fire TV Developer now! (Yes, I have done this too, successfully.)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026 by Cody101
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
Upgrading to the Amazon Fire TV Cube has been one of the best tech decisions we've made for our living room. We were previously using an older Fire TV Stick along with an Echo Dot, but this single device replaced both seamlessly and fixed all our biggest frustrations. Here is why it easily earns 5 stars: What Makes It Stand Out No More Storage/Memory Problems: Our older Fire Stick was constantly running out of internal memory, forcing us to constantly clear cache, uninstall apps, or deal with annoying low-storage warnings. The Fire TV Cube handles all our streaming apps without breaking a sweat—plenty of space, super fast navigation, and zero memory issues. Replaced and Upgraded Our Echo Dot: Having built-in hands-free Alexa built right into the streaming device completely eliminated the need for a separate Echo Dot on the TV stand. The voice recognition is snappy, the speaker quality is surprisingly good, and controlling the TV completely hands-free is incredibly convenient. Blazing Fast Performance: Everything loads instantly. Apps launch smoothly, video plays with zero lag, and switching between menus feels incredibly responsive compared to older streaming sticks. All-in-One Convenience: It seamlessly controls our entertainment setup—turning on the TV, adjusting volume, and switching inputs via simple Alexa voice commands. Final Verdict If you're struggling with storage limitations on older Fire TV Sticks or want to consolidate your smart home setup, the Fire TV Cube is worth every penny. It completely resolved our memory headaches while giving us a vastly improved hands-free Alexa experience. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2026 by Dale Ross