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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max Essentials Bundle with USB Power Cable and Remote Cover (Red)

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    • Why I recommend Fire Stick 4K
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Fire Sick vs Nvidia Shield Onn and Android Boxes Nov 11, 2023 First, I’m not trying to sway anyone’s preference. I’m just providing my experience and knowledge as guidance to what is arguably the most often asked question by those new to streaming, some variation of, “Should I buy this device or that?” When I was 18 and looking to buy my first motorcycle an older, wiser rider told me not to buy the biggest, most powerful bike I could afford. Start small and spend less to learn and decide what you really want. The same applies to streaming devices. You can spend $200+ for an Nvidia Shield or start small with a $20 Onn or a Fire Stick 4K for $25-30 depending on promotions. Later if you feel you need the Shield, they’ll still be available. In the great debate, I’m on the Fire Stick side even though I admit I’ve never used any other device. Here’s why… 1. Price. I can have 2 Fire Sticks on all 3 of my TVs That’s 6 Fire Sticks for the price of 1 Nvidia Shields. 2. Having multiple Fire Sicks allows me to quickly switch between shows by simply changing the source on the TV. Although my TVs don’t support Picture-in-Picture for HDMI input, if yours does, you have that capability as well. Available memory is not a problem for me personally, using multiple Sticks allows you to distribute applications among them negating the argument that Sticks don’t have enough memory. Also, TiViMate allows recording, but recording while viewing often fails. Using a separate Stick for recording solves the problem. 3. Although it’s true that Amazon controls the Operating System on the Stick and loads up a lot of bloatware (software you don’t need or want) that has been inconsequential for me. It is largely outweighed by easy access to a plethora of free apps in the Amazon App Store and the ability restore your settings and apps from Amazon. This is tremendously helpful if you need to do a factory reset, upgrade to a later version of the Stick, or want to duplicate your setup on multiple Sticks. There are other more advanced controls available through the Amazon site which most people won’t use, but give you more control of your Sticks by restricting access and resetting remotely. I don’t think you’ll find these convences with any other streaming device. 4. I can use my TV remote to control both the Stick and TV simultaneously. This is incredibly convenient especially when switching between multiple Sticks. The Amazon Fire TV Remote smartphone app is a good alternative to the Stick remote, but it also has one outstanding feature for advanced users. You can cut and paste to the app. This won’t be of importance to you until you find yourself attempting to use the onscreen keyboard to enter long strings of text necessary to setup some applications. Onn and Shield may support some are all of these capabilities, but as of this writing it appears Onn does not allow Cut and Paste and it’s unclear to me if Shield does. 5. Portability. I’ve taken my Fire Stick traveling in multiple countries with no problem. It’s small, easily packed and if lost, stolen or damaged you’re only out about 30 bucks. Most hotels and Air BnBs have sufficient, unrestricted internet and TVs with accessible HDMI ports to plug into. Remember when traveling you’ll want to take the Fire Stick remote since the smartphone remote app has to be on the same network and the TV may not support the CEC remote sharing feature. You’ll need the Stick remote to establish a connection to the hotel network, then you can use your smartphone. You might also want to carry an extension cord. If you’re traveling outside the US and canada you might want to include a 3 prong to 2 prong electrical outlet converter as well. 6. Speed and picture quality. Nvidia proponents will say that the Stick is slower and has lower video quality. I have yet to see a real world side-by-side comparison of how this results in a better viewing experience. No question the Shield is significantly faster and has more memory, but the Stick delivers a true 4K picture without buffering (screen freezing or stuttering). Most buffering on the Stick results from an Internet, WiFi provider issue, or lack of memory. I'm able to run K O D I with several addons, TiViMate, a few other apps and several diagnostic apps with 1 gb of free memory. But, as I said earlier, you can always spread your apps across multiple Sticks. Since the Stick plays 4K without any problems, the only advantage of the Shield's speed is in non-viewing operations such as searches, navigation, file transfers and deletions. 7. Durability. The Stick was introduced 9 years ago. First gen Sticks are still functioning. My 5 year old 2nd gen is still kicking. Yes functionality, speed and memory have improved with the subsequent releases, but you could buy every upgraded version and still not have paid as much as one Shield. This is based on my 5 years of experience with the Stick. I may not be 100% accurate about the Shield or Onn, but I’m not debating or trying to change anyone’s preference. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by Michael H. Creagh
    • Good streaming stick!
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
I really enjoy this streaming stick, it has good video and audio! Pros: - Works with alexa, has good integration (alexa can play pause, volume, find show or music, works with smarthome, use alexa as tv speaker) - Alexa built in - Works without alexa - Built in apps - Good user interface - Remote has play/pause, fast forward and rewind - Better than google chromecast, unless you need to cast to it (fire stick doesnt allow video or audio to be casted to it.) Cons: - Cannot cast to it - Not a con for me, but it won't work with anything google (no software or hardware). I would definitely recommend this product to someone who streams tv shows and has alexa! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024 by Cody
    • On sale excellent value, works great, excellent quality streaming
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
The only thing I can pick on is, it's a bit thin and small remote, ideal for small hands, a bit small for mine but it's fine, not a big deal. Operates easily. VERY easy setup and TV control. Going through the menus to set it up, it recognized the brand of older TV automatically, older VIZIO HDTV. That was impressive. No code to enter, it just recognized it and have me push the button to confirm. Streaming playback quality is excellent with no buffering. Would highly recommend this if you already have an Amazon Prime account with all of the included free content plus any TV shows or movies you might have purchased. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024 by Thomas M.
    • Good streaming stick!
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
I really enjoy this streaming stick, it has good video and audio! Pros: - Works with alexa, has good integration (alexa can play pause, volume, find show or music, works with smarthome, use alexa as tv speaker) - Alexa built in - Works without alexa - Built in apps - Good user interface - Remote has play/pause, fast forward and rewind - Better than google chromecast, unless you need to cast to it (fire stick doesnt allow video or audio to be casted to it.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by Amazon Customer

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