Amazon Fire TV 50" 4-Series, 4K UHD smart TV with Alexa Voice Remote Enhanced, stream live TV without cable
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- Bring movies and shows to life with support for vivid 4K Ultra HD, HDR 10, HLG, and Dolby Digital Plus.
- 4K Ultra HD, HDR 10, and HLG deliver a clearer and more vibrant picture with brighter colors compared to 1080p Full HD.
- Press and ask Alexa to easily find, launch, and control your content, or check the weather, sports scores, and more.
- Stream over 1.5 million movies and TV episodes with subscriptions to Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and more. Subscription fees may apply.
- Watch live and free TV, play video games, and stream music.
- Fire TV adds new Alexa skills, features, smart home capabilities, and voice functionality all the time.
- Use the 4 HDMI inputs to connect all your gaming, cable and audio equipment.
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I think they took the name a little too seriously. I wish they'd take my return request more seriously. I've had this TV for 2 short months. It got light use... maybe 5-6 hours per day. We've got some TVs here in this house, Samsung, Vizio, TCL, that stay on 24/7 in some cases. My new fire TV had been on for about an hour when the screen suddenly went dark. I tried the old IT trick of 'turning it off and back on again' ... nothing. I turned it back off and let it sit off for a few minutes and when I tried again, the screen 'backlight' came on, but no image. I tried pressing different app buttons & home button etc. on the remote to no avail. I then went to remove the power cable thinking if I left if off power for a minute, maybe I could get it to 'reset' and then power it back up ... when I reached for the cable on the back, I could smell that burnt PCB smell ... If you've worked in electronics, you know what a charred SMD (surface mount device) smells like.. I had been sitting in the dark watching the TV so when I quickly turned on the light I was surprised to see a small haze of smoke still hanging above the TV. I reported this 2 days ago and was told immediately that it was under warranty, but they couldn't process a return for me... What?! They wanted to forward me to another tech support group. I thought .. OK, the TV fried... I'd want to know why myself, so I can understand pushing my ticket to another department. Then a day later I was contacted by someone asking for pictures of the sides, front, and back ... so I immediately took pictures and sent them over. Today I've called to inquire about the status of my return, and was told "They are still reviewing your device" ... How are they reviewing something that is unplugged and sitting on my table? The pictures?! How long does it take to look at 4 pictures? I'm truly bummed about this too ... The TV had an amazing picture. The 4K UHD screen was about as crisp as I could have hoped for. The internal audio (usually not ideal on a flat panel) was really good and full. This TV had impressed me more than any TV I'd bought in the last 15 years. ...and then the smoke came out. 2 months TV rental for $200 is not worth it ... I understand that things fail. Stuff breaks... I get it. But stand behind your policy and product. If it broke under normal use then replace it quickly so the customer isn't without the product for which they paid. Within minutes of writing this review I was contacted by Customer Service again... They offered me a UPS shipping label and instructed me to bring it to my local UPS store. I informed the customer svc rep, Luis, that I did not have the original box to use for shipping. He told me this wasn't a problem, and that UPS would take care of the packaging/boxing for me. Upon arriving at UPS and wasting another 20 minutes of my time standing in line, I was surprised to hear from the UPS rep that I would be responsible for the shipping costs and that the return process with Amazon would not include the price of packaging/boxing. Don't buy this. Don't waste your time. Spend the extra few bucks and go to your local store. Go to a mom & pop Tv store if any still exist in your area. At least you'll have somewhere to bring it should it fail.
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The 55" smart TV for a little over $300 (was on sale at the time) was delivered almost immediately. Was easy to assemble the "feet" and was already configured to connect to my network. It integrated my Recast almost instantly, without being prompted and was also easy to connect to an Echo Studio for "surround sound". Well, not quite with just one of them, even with ATMOS content, but it beats the built-in speakers. Speaking of the Echo Studio, you lose the on-screen volume indicator and apparently can't hold the volume buttons down, as you can when using the TV speakers. The former is irritating and the latter is just plain silly for such an expensive add-on. UPDATE: Added a second Studio and subwoofer and they were also easy to connect to the TV. Now it does surround sound about as good as an average sound bar, though will pale in comparison to high-end sound bars. Still, these have the potential for a lot more separation, as you can put the two speakers anywhere in the room. This makes for an amazing home theater experience in virtually any room. They appear to connect over ad hoc WiFi networks and the reliability is good, though it will occasionally drop the left or right channel (or both). Generally, it either snaps out of it in a minute or two or pausing and then playing or switching inputs or asking one of the speakers a question or whatever seems to make it reconnect. It's mildly annoying, but have never had to stoop to unplugging anything to get around it. Can always switch back to the TV speakers in the Home Theater settings in a pinch, but that hasn't been necessary here, at least not yet. And, as expected, the speakers play music on demand. Unexpectedly, the cover art, lyrics, playback controls, etc. are displayed on the TV. That's a nice feature. It also integrated with my Ring cameras effortlessly, showing them in the PiP when people are detected. I think that's the the threshold anyway (i.e. not just for motion). May be a Ring setting that controls this, but happy with the way it is working; though beware, Ring cameras sometimes fail to identify people. And speaking of the remote. The redesigned button layout is really stupid. The old layout was much easier to find the right buttons with your thumb. The new one is all uniform rows and columns of same-sized buttons. Maybe they thought that looked "cleaner", but the ergonomics have taken a huge step backwards. Also wish they'd lose the dedicated buttons for Disney+, Hulu, etc. It's advertising and only convenient for those who subscribe to the sponsors' services. Still, couldn't be happier at this price point. Picture looks great to me, though surely pales when compared to sets that cost twice as much. And, as expected, built-in speakers are not great, but soundbar support is rumored to be very good with this model (unlike some previous Amazon-branded TVs that I've owned). Hopefully it will last. I still use the other two I bought three years ago. And hopefully they'll fix the stupid Alexa bug that prevents turning it on and off by name. (!) Yes, "Turn on Den TV" responds with "Den TV doesn't support that". (!!) Oddly enough, this "trick" works fine with the older models, though one of them will go into a "coma" once it is off more than a few minutes, foiling all attempts at automation until the remote is used to turn it back on (defeating the whole purpose). That happened about a year in and they never fixed it, no matter how much feedback I sent. The best advice they could offer was to factory reset the thing. :( Workaround for this new one is "Turn on Fire TV", which is ridiculous and will only work with the linked smart speaker. Support was no real help, but supposedly they escalated the problem. I've heard that before, so won't hold my breath. But at least it stays responsive in standby mode. For now anyway. :) UPDATE: Support indicated that the reason I am having problems with "Turn on Den TV" is that I had the Echo Dot linked to another TV previously. Yes, I did and I unlinked that one and linked Den TV. No idea what I was supposed to do differently, but sure seems like a bug. NBD, as I generally just tell it what I want to watch, rather than telling it to turn on. Still would be nice if I could turn it on and off from the other speakers in the house, as I can do with the other two TVs. No idea whether this bug will prevent using routines to turn the den TV on and off, as I haven't tried that yet. They work with the others, except the one that goes into a coma.
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