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
The media could not be loaded. 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.
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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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Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Being an all Apple household I have to say this device impressed me quite a bit. I purchased a Firestick Lite over a year ago to take with me for travel but it had a bit of lag and seemed to have network drop outs on hotel WiFi (I know hotel WiFi is less than desired but it was annoying). In December this device was on sale for over half off and I decided to try it out. This was after I had gotten the previous Firestick 4K which was a decent product but I found out it for whatever reason cannot get the latest software (but the "less capable" Firestick Lite can, baffling I know). I purchased this one and sent back the FireStick 4K as the refund on the Firestick 4K covered the cost of this one and then some. Things that impressed me (with caveats): 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. Caveat, this will be resolved with the upcoming release of tvOS 15.4 as the beta version has the ability to connect to captive portal internet in hotels. 2. Ease of use - plug it into the HDMI port and power via the Micro USB port via the TV or power brick. Then sign into your Amazon account. 3. Picture is really good on both 4K TVs and 1080 TVs 4. Responsive when going through menus and applications - caveat, if there is enough storage available to make memory and swap cache available. (See below). 5. Main screen is customizable and you are able to set your favorite applications there. Especially helpful for use by kids. 6. Ability to set multiple profiles. I have two daughters and was able to add the kids profiles that they use on their Amazon Fire Kids tablets. We will not go into the annoyances with the Kids interface. Caveat related to limited storage and having to "download" applications to the Kid's profile is counts towards the storage limit. Annoyances: 1. Amount of storage is only 8GB? It's 2022 Amazon could afford to add more storage to these devices without adding much to the cost. Even 16GB of flash storage would be better. Having to offload applications in order to make cache available to applications can properly run gets old. Yes, I understand you can attach an external device to this for giving it more storage via a hub for applications but that negates the "throw it in your backpack and go" idea I bought it for. 2. Not being able to easily close down applications to make more RAM and storage available (see above). I know this device is more or less running Amazon's version of Android, but even a quick way to shut down applications from the remote would be convenient. 3. 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. 4. No geo-location ability. This means applications that have the ability to "know" 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. Kid's Profile cannot be sorted and customized in the same way the regular profile can. Unlike the AppleTV, it is not a profile set with age restrictions and purchase restrictions and it being there same interface as the adult profiles. It might be cute to have a kids interface but it's annoying for kids who already know how to navigate the regular interface. It is the same type of profile that the tablet has and more or less shows what "Amazon thinks they would like" based on habits. Applications cannot be pinned and in addition to this they have to be re-downloaded after being added to their profile instead of just appearing on the profile. This counts towards the used storage. Amazon needs to fix this across all of their devices and do what iOS and tvOS does and have a data partition for a user with applications be available to all users so you do not have to re-download applications. The above said, I've deleted the kids profiles. My kids only go to the pinned applications and access their profiles continued in those applications. 6. 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" the settings are kinda hidden which is the point as Amazon makes a ton of money off of selling the data provided by the device and applications to 3rd parties. 7. Updates are a PITA. Update notifications are given but not for how many or what they are for. Usually it takes several attempts to check for and run all of the updates. Several times I have thought I bricked the device as it seems to hang when "installing". 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. 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