Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max streaming device, Wi-Fi 6, Alexa Voice Remote (includes TV controls)
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- Our most powerful streaming stick - 40% more powerful than Fire TV Stick 4K, with faster app starts and more fluid navigation.
- Support for next-gen Wi-Fi 6 - Enjoy smoother 4K streaming across multiple Wi-Fi 6 devices.
- Cinematic experience - Watch in vibrant 4K Ultra HD with support for Dolby Vision, HDR, HDR10+ and immersive Dolby Atmos audio.
- Endless entertainment - Stream more than 1 million movies and TV episodes. Watch favorites from Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Peacock, and more, plus listen to millions of songs. Subscription fees may apply.
- Live and free TV - Watch live TV, news, and sports with subscriptions to SLING TV, YouTube TV, and others. Stream for free with Freevee, Pluto TV, Tubi, and more.
- Alexa Voice Remote - Search and launch content with your voice. Get to favorite apps quickly with preset buttons. Control power and volume with one remote.
- Do more with your smart home - View the front door camera without stopping your show using Live View Picture-in-Picture. Ask Alexa to check the weather or dim the lights.
- Game on - Fluid gameplay and fast-rendering graphics with a 750Mhz GPU. Access popular games with a Luna cloud gaming subscription.
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Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Works fine but the symbols on my remote are actually wearing off. This is the third different firestick I've had and the only one to have the symbols wear off. I haven't been using it any more than usual either. The Alexa voice button only works on certain apps, not all of them. Not that that's a big deal. Just letting you know what I've found out.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Ryan
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
FINALLY is all I have to say after years of rigged duct tape multiple services and unhappy support, back and forth with video cable services... FINALLY a solution! After being fed up with poor cable service (video) and outrageous fees, HORRIBLE Tivo (hardware, devices, and support for ANY modern streaming application or service... yes Tivo, you stink!) ...we cut our monthly video entertainment budget IN HALF! Using a FireTV Stick 4k and Hulu+LiveTV streaming service (plus your Prime streaming as well)! How you ask? Here's how: ::HARDWARE:: 1. Amazon FireTV Stick 4k MAX Great integration with your Prime account and services from Amazon like movies, music, etc. Added two accessories with a USB Ethernet Hub (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00LLUEJFU) and a OTG to make sure it all gets power (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00LTHBCNM). This gets me WIRED ethernet and additional external storage options, like a 1TB SSD. Additional great work is the the HDMI integration for turning on the TV, AV Receiver, etc via HDMI, as it has been working flawless (with a slight delay tweaking you can do in the settings). WAY better than anything else I have used to do this (ugly stare at Tivo!). The interface is Responsive and snappy. No noticeable lag like when some of these apps are used through a TV media interface. ::APPS on the FireTV to help cutting that cord:: 2. Amazon Prime So much content already with Prime Video. Been a fan for years 3. Hulu+LiveTV Here's the major player to cord cutting (ok, cutting one cord for another cord). Hulu in combination with Prime has ABSURD amount of content, but here's the kicker - Live TV with DVR service. Many TV shows have a few day delay before being able to view via streaming - not with this service option. Watch live, record, watch later, no worries about it NOT being available on a streaming service you subscribe to. Like to watch live TV for news channels, this is also another way to do just that without cable video service. 4. Disney+ (BONUS) Surprise, subscribe to Hulu+LiveTV service - you get Disney+ included. Made Hulu a standout with thsi added bonus plus all the channel coverage. 5. Amazon Music It's not perfect, but for the content they have now, it's great as allows you to use all purchased music from Amazon as well as all the HUGE music content they just added. 5. Literally any other app you want it seems. Use Spotify or Pandora already? Add it. Want Netflix for their great shows? Sure, add it. Want to game on it? Sure, get a controller to game via those game services offered.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
My tv isn’t a smart tv so I had to either buy a fire stick (or other compatible device) or Blu-ray player to stream. Watching Netflix is all I really want to do. I figured my DVD player was outdated so I’d just upgrade w the added luxury of using it to steam. I’ve never gotten great wifi in my room even when the router was on the other side of the wall in the next room. No matter what I do or how many times the guy comes out and says it should work fine, it doesn’t. After using the Blu-ray to stream for the past 18 months, I’ve had it. It’s slower than slow. I know my wifi is weak but it still takes way too much time and freezes. I decided I’d try the other route and buy another fire stick since the one I use w my projector to stream outdoors works great w no issues. I upgraded to the fire stick 4k max this time even though I know I won’t use all the bells & whistles since I’m technologically illiterate. It was on sale for only $5 more. It took me 1 minute to hook it up to my tv using the included extender since another cable was too close to the hdmi port to plug in both at the same time. I’m really glad they included one in the box. That was a big time saver. The remote comes w batteries so you’re ready to go out of the box. It was super easy to set up after trying 4-6 times to make a connection w my weak wifi. I was about to give up in a huff but it finally connected w enough strength for the fire stick and Netflix app to load. I’m sure if you have even the most basic strength wifi, you’ll have no issues. It takes a few minutes and the screen will walk you through all the steps or give you the option to bypass those you don’t want to bother with at the moment. You’ll need your email address and wifi code. It’s super easy but comes w a manual as well. I haven’t tried the Alexa features but I will update after I do so very soon. This time using the fire stick instead of Blu-ray, I was able to not only watch Netflix w ease but also have the luxury of instant response from the remote. Using the Blu-ray player, the lag was 4-6 seconds. I’d suggest to anyone who uses Blu-ray who has the same problem to try using a fire stick instead. It’s way faster! You can stream an endless amount of movies and tv, even live tv like sports, to just about anything w w screen and hdmi port. One last thing..:I did recently learn after researching that they don’t last forever. Periodically, check for updates to help them work better and last longer. The info varies but the average time they seem to last is 2-5 years before needing replacing.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2023 by Gnatty77
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
✨2023 - EXCELLENT FiRESTiCK 4K MAXX STREAMING PRODUCT, CONNETION VIA WiFi 6, EASE OF USE customizable MENU - Can get a special price if you upgrade from your old to newer model✨ 🎇PROs : 1. Ability to use captive portal internet. Currently the tvOS on the AppleTV does not allow for this unless you go through a process to spoof the MAC address of a device on the captive portal or somehow get a hold of the internet provider's help desk to have them add the MAC address. A "dance" I successfully completed once but by the time I was complete it was too late to watch anything. 2. Ease of use - PnP HDMI port and power via the Micro USB port to power adapter. Then sign into your Amazon account to customize. 3. Picture / Streaming speed is excellent on both 4K and 1080P 4. Responsive when going through menus and applications - caveat, if there is enough storage available to make memory and swap cache available. 5. Main screen is customizable to set your favorite applications there. Especially helpful if you have in kids room. 6. You can add/use a remote app to your iPhone or android device if you like to control your Firestick from your phone which is pretty fun & cool if u like other apps. 🔴CONs : 1. Only has storage amount of 8GB ??? It's 2023 Amazon could afford to add a adapter or more storage to these devices without adding much to the cost. Even 16GB of flash storage would have been great! 2. Not being able to easily close down applications to make more RAM and storage available for apps wanted. This device is running Amazon's version of Android, but even a quick way to shut down or uninstall applications from the remote would be convenient & useful. 3. All of the privacy settings are automatically set to "ALLOW" - location, watching history, targeted ads, application downloads etc. You have to go into EVERY application as well as the SETTINGs for the device and the application setting on the device to TURN ALL OF THIS OFF. Unless you really "DIG" into the settings are kinda hidden which is the point as Amazon makes a ton of money off of SELLING DATA provided by the device and applications to 3rd parties. 4. The constantly running ads in the main interface and now the ads that pop-up when using live streaming applications like DirectTV Stream. We've come accept commercials are annoying enough when watching broadcast TV but an ad that takes over the screen in the middle of the program is a bit too far. 5. No geo-location ability. This means applications that have the ability to "LOCATE" where it is based on the IP address of the internet will automatically know which channels to load (or allow you to "spoof" your location with a VPN). If this is not present services like DirectTV Stream default to the billing zip code and you are locked to the channels for your billing zip code. 5. Updates are a PITA. Update notifications are given ( how many ? what for? ). Usually it takes 4-7 attempts to check for and run all of the updates. . Backing out of the update, restarting the device and running the scan for updates then shows the update completed and another update is showing. This is a common theme with all Android based devices. CONCLUSION: It is a excellent little 4k device that get the job done , unit runs very smooth surprisingly even with stock apps, just hopefully in future updates give user optional control to uninstall / stop running apps not wanted or used to free up RAM space. Definitely recommend getting 1 or 2 if you dont have a smart tv or want a external 4k streaming device capable of running over WiFi6 technology.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2023 by JEDI⚜️WOLF
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Previously had added a Firestock 4K on a slightly older Samsung smart tv that couldn’t get some new apps like YouTube tv. It was easier to use than a new Samsung 75”. On the new tv trying to get YouTube tv app to open would often result in watching a circle spinning and nothing happening. The new 4K Max makes the newer Samsung tv easier to use. Kind of a shame to have to add a device to a new tv. That tv is part of a home theater system so I have an optical audio connection from tv to AV receiver. Now I am getting better sound with YouTube tv than before using the ARC connection. A blue light on the receiver lets me know when the sound signal is Dolby Digital and on stations like CNN I didn’t know they were 5.1 Dolby Digital. No more watching circle spinning and nothing happening. We have wi-fi 6 and the Max Firestick is very fast. Set up was fairly easy. It took longer to sign into our apps than connection the Max. I find myself being somewhat amazed at the voice recognition and speed. For $40 on sale having voice recognition that works so easy is a bonus. Having said that I am old school enough that I think a channel up/down button would be good. Also I am getting a message that I don’t have much data left. That needs fixed. UPDATE Have reduced the 4K Max to 4 stars because of the storage which is ridiculous. Tried a Sandisk USB 3.1 metal drive for storage. No benefit and the USB drive was to warm/hot for my comfort. Removed apps like Pluto which I wasn’t using and now have around 800 MB available. Biggest lesson I have learned playing with this new Firestick was that I could mess up Netflix and Prime without 1 setting being set properly. Netflix programs like Ozark would refuse to play. So here is my solution: on Firestick go Settings/Display and Sounds/Display/Dynamic Range Settings/Always HDR. That seemed to make programs like Ozark on Netflix work fine. In that same area I also set Match Original Frame Rate to On, Color Depth up to 12 bits. Picture and sound quality on all apps such as YouTube TV, Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, and Amazon Music are excellent. Purchased pair of Magnepan .7 speakers for the 5.1 home theater and quite happy. Trying Amazon Music Unlimited for sound quality which is a huge upgrade for sound. Good luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2022 by Informed Shopper
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
I love Prime Day, I always end up buying more stuff I don’t need. This time though, I got something I didn’t know I did need. I have 3 TV’s, one is an old Sony XBR55 I bought new in 2007 for like $3800. Yep, TV’s were stupid expensive back then. What a waste of money. Anyway, so it’s a “dumb” tv, I bought a Roku stick for it a while back and was impressed with how such a small device you could hardly see tucked away on the back of the tv could make such a big difference in modern use ability. The TV is old, but it still has a beautiful picture that rivals todays TV’s in many ways so I didn’t want to just chuck it when I bought a 65 4K for my new living room tube. My bedroom TV, a 46” Sony 1080 LED is a earlier gen “smart” tv. Barely smart, so I bought a Roku ultra for it a few years back. It has served me well, but Roku always have been a bit clunky in the software stability area. My 65 Sony is a 2021 modern smart tv with google TV. It works pretty good out of the box for streaming, but something about it makes it drop shows in mid watch a few times too many for my liking. Soooo… Enter my Fire Stick 4k Max. Prime day 24.99, for the specs these have it’s an incredible buy. I can’t believe how simple setup was. It was linked to my account so Wi-Fi connection, Prime Video etc were already good to go. Disney+, Max and Peacock were good to go in under 5 min. Now on to streaming. Wow I’m impressed by how snappy this thing is, it loads very fast. It transitions fast, and the colors are excellent. The picture is better than I’ve ever seen with my $100 Roku Ultra. Zero drops, lags, etc. I honestly see no reason to spend more on the cube unless they bring out gigabit Ethernet for it because this may not look as good on paper spec-wise but I highly doubt anyone would tell much of a performance difference between this $25 stick and that $110 cube. It’s noticeably faster and more stable than my Roku ever was. With these mounting on the back of a TV they are also clean installs. YMMV with the supplied usb cable though. I will unfortunately have to buy an extended length at some point so I can clean the install/tuck it into my cable management bar behind the TV that runs to the floor outlets. I’m so impressed that I am going to buy one for my other TV’s as well. I’m done with Roku. These are cheaper, faster and better picture. Also the remote is a vast improvement over the Roku remotes. I’ve had every Roku since the 2nd gen and I can tell you that every single remote has been a glitchy irritant at some point or another. The Fire remote is very tactile and it’s sensitive but not obnoxiously so. The Fire Stick OS is pleasant and easy to adjust to coming from the Roku ecosystem. Now if only they made Fire Soundbars. Highly recommended, even at normal price these are still a very solid buy for the performance!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023 by Battlestarwars Galactica
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max has been an excellent streaming device, especially when paired with my Hisense 4K TV. Setup was quick and simple, and it provides easy access to all the popular and trending streaming apps available today. Navigation is smooth, the interface is user-friendly, and the Alexa Voice Remote makes everything even more convenient. The 4K playback quality is outstanding. One thing I really appreciate is that the image looks sharp and detailed without creating the overly artificial “hyper-realistic” effect that some devices or TVs produce. Instead, it maintains a more natural and faithful picture quality that feels cinematic and balanced. What I liked most: Excellent 4K streaming quality Compact and practical design Fast and responsive performance Easy access to streaming apps Simple setup and intuitive controls Reliable performance over time Small, practical, and equipped with everything most users need for a great streaming experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an affordable and powerful 4K streaming device.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by Luis Aldana
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max is fast, easy to set up, and great for streaming. The picture quality is excellent, and the Alexa Voice Remote makes it very easy to use. Overall, I’m very happy with it.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026 by Amazon Customer