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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.

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✨Product is Excellent, 4k Quality streaming, WiFi6✨
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Review Image by JEDI⚜️WOLF
✨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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2023 by JEDI⚜️WOLF
Best for older TV's to Bring back to LIFE!
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Review Image by Sir Timothy
Review Image by Sir Timothy
Review Image by Sir Timothy
Setup took 10 minutes, you have to add your amazon account. Sometimes it's already linked and it will only take like 2 minutes. picture is crisp, remote actually works. Just plugged the Fire TV Stick 4K Max into my 15-year-old Samsung TV and had Netflix running in under 2 minutes. Brings life to older TV's that I use in spare bedrooms or basement when working out. Pros: Setup can be fast Fast Menus 4K HDR looks sharp Wi-Fi 6 for fast internet Alexa remote controls TV power/volume + the stick—finally one remote for everything Finds stuff across apps when I ask (“Alexa, play The Office”) 3rd party apps Cons: Amazon home screen pushes their stuff hard (just ignore it) you can get apps that will change the UI If you buy this for someone else... your amazon account can be linked and they will buy things on your credit card. (Dad seriously you don't need AMC+, history plus, Disney + just pick 1) Replaced a slow smart TV interface and couldn’t be happier. If your TV is dumb or sluggish, grab this. Worth every penny. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025 by Sir Timothy
Works well
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Very good
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2026 by MARIAMI
THE MOST FLUID AND COMPLETE DEVICE
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Review Image by Byron A.
Review Image by Byron A.
Review Image by Byron A.
Review Image by Byron A.
✨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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023 by Byron A.
Compared to Apple tv and Roku
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
I have a Fire 4k max, the latest Apple TV, and a Roku all on my TCL 4k HDR tv (the Roku came built into the tv). Here are some thoughts on how these three devices compare on the same tv. I realize that the Apple TV device is much more expensive, but each device seems to have it's place and I use all three with their separate remotes. Here are some random thoughts: - The screen on the 4K max is very busy with ads and help rows - almost too busy - but still pretty functional. The Apple TV screen is very streamlined and easy to navigate, and has no ads. The Roku screen has a few ads, but is still easy to use. My favorite to navigate is the Apple TV screen, by far. - When watching HDR 4k programming, I find the 4K max to be too dark. I've calibrated my tv screen and Apple TV looks the best, with Roku being a reasonable second. I always prefer watching 4k movies on the Apple TV. - The bluetooth connection to the 4k max remote seems weak. I had to position the fire 4k max to slightly stick out from behind my tv before the remote would work well from about 15 feet away. - As you might expect, the Apple tv device is very snappy and quick. That being said, the 4k max is pretty quick (but not in the same league as the Apple). My built in Roku is older and is a bit dogged slow. - I have about 7 or 8 apps in addition to the built-in apps on my 4k max. Despite only having 8gb of storage, I have not had low memory problems - I still need my original tv remote because neither the Apple or the Fire device will display the TV channels coming from my rooftop tv antenna. - My favorite feature of the 4k max is that I am able to group it with my 2 echo studio speakers and echo subwoofer. The result is terrific! Atmos sounds wonderful - much better than on my Visio soundbar. With the Amazon music app and my prime music subscription, I can play high res audio on the echo speakers. And spatial audio on the echo studio's is amazing. Also, using the Fire stick Amazon music app is much easier than using my Android phone music app and then casting to the echo studios. - Once plugged in, the Fire 4k max cannot be turned off. I can put it to sleep, but it still seems to be lurking in the background and sometimes continues to play dialog or music. I can stop that by hitting the home button. It makes me wonder if Amazon is lurking in the background and collecting my data (maybe I'm just paranoid). With all that said, I am pretty happy with all three streaming devices. Each one seems to have its own best use-cases. The Fire tv stick is truly amazing when using it with an Echo Studio speaker group. I will admit that juggling three remotes can sometimes be a bit tricky, however. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2022 by Ronald Foster
Easy streaming for busy evenings
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
A lot of my day as a stay-at-home mom revolves around keeping the kids entertained while I get dinner started, so I bought this after seeing it online. Setup was simple, and I had our shows on the TV without much fuss. The Alexa remote is handy when my hands are busy. I can ask for a show instead of scrolling through menus, and I use its TV controls for volume and power. One evening, I was stirring pasta while the kids asked for their usual cartoon, and I got it playing with a quick voice request. That little bit of convenience made me glad I ordered it. Streaming has been working well on our home Wi-Fi, too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2026 by Michelle Smith
Major upgrade over Blu-ray
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2023 by Gnatty77
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
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