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Fire TV Cube with Alexa Voice Remote Pro

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Configuration: with Alexa Voice Remote Pro


Features

  • This bundle contains Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen) and Alexa Voice Remote Pro
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Alexa, find my remote. - Use a device with Alexa, the Alexa app or Fire TV app and Alexa Voice Remote Pro will emit a ring. No searching cushions.
  • Backlit for your convenience - Navigate movie night with motion-activated buttons that illuminate in dimly-lit rooms.
  • Two customizable buttons - Create your own shortcuts to favorite channels, apps, or many Alexa commands.

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Top Amazon Reviews


  • This fire cube and remote are better than all the rest Thank you
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
I have to say I was waiting for the price to go down on this Amazon Fire Cube 2025 It went down a little sooner than I thought$99 is good for the fire cube and it's better and faster than all the rest and it's cool that you can just tell it to find an actor's name that you like and it pulls it up That's new and it seems to be quicker I like the new remote it has a mute button which is cool and this device is working really well and I'm still going to use my wolf launcher and launch on boot to Open any app I want Not a big deal. I will keep using Amazon products until they stop side loading on 3rd party apps If they finally do do this I'm sure a lot of people will go elsewhere Thank you Amazon I like my new Fire Cube ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025 by George s.

  • Messed up sound and display settings..update #4
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022 by ZK

  • Flexible and Reliable Platform for Digital TV
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
4/1/24 - Amazon Fire TV Cube, Hands-free streaming device with Alexa, Wi-Fi 6E, 4K Ultra HD I've owned several different platforms for digital TV, including the old NVidia boxes. Technically speaking the NVidia boxes were exceptional with great, extensive flexibility, but if you want a box to streamline TV viewing without going through searching multiple data sources, upgrading apps and downloading TV shows & movies, Amazon's Fire TV Cube is a great way to do that. Amazon streamlines all of those processes I mentioned so that all you have to do is select the TV show or movie you want to watch, hit Play and it's playing. I still have my NVidia boxes, if I want to tinker, but, in all honesty, ever since I bought my first Fire TV Cube in 2019, they've been gathering dust. I received a FireStick for Christmas a couple of years ago. I used it in the kitchen. Last summer, I was watching "1883" in the living room when dinnertime rolled around. With the FireStick, I was unable to download the App to watch it. So, I decided to buy a new Fire TV Cube so I could put my old cube in the kitchen. That way, I could avoid the limitations of the FireStick. (I could have added added memory to the FireStick, but I figured it would be beneficial to have a 2nd Cube around, just in case one failed.) Going from one Cube to the other was pretty much seamless. There are very minor differences, that you might notice if you look closely. With the Fire Cube, you can buy subscriptions to other TV Sources through Amazon Prime, like MAX (formerly HBO MAX.) or you can subscribe directly with the sources, download their apps and watch TV shows & movies outside of the the Amazon Prime app. Amazon makes he entire process consistent and intuitive. I'm not particularly fond of the hold that big IT sources have on different entities in the IT world, however, Amazon products have been operationally consistent, technically reliable and their prices are very reasonable. If I have issues, I don't hesitate to call their customer service department. Amazon's Customer Service is still exceptional. For the reasons specified, I highly recommend the Fire Tv Cube. From a critical IT perspective, it's one of the best devices on the market for IT-based digital TV. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by RXC

  • I really wanted to like this
Configuration: Fire TV Cube
My 2017 Shield TV was starting to have issues, so I wanted to find a more modern replacement. I needed a media box that can handle Netflix, YouTube, AppleTV+, and playing my local network media files using Kodi, all of which my ShieldTV handled perfectly till then. The Cube looked to cover all my bases plus the voice control via Alexa. After setting it all up, I was pretty happy with the device. But then....Netflix audio would just be gone. Youtube videos wouldn't play at all. Kodi would play one movie without an issue, but then the next one would lock up. All of this required fiddling around in the settings, clearing caches,numerous reboots, etc. The Cube, for my experience, just was not reliable as an addition to our home system. When it worked, it worked well. The issue was keeping it working. And also, I would instantly give up the "in" HDMI port in the back that I would never use for an actual USB3 port, and a gigabit ethernet, so I don't have to use a USB ethernet dongle to get decent speeds. I'm returning it. 3.5 out of 5. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2025 by Christidge

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