Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max with Alexa Voice Remote Pro
Original price was: $94.98.$77.98Current price is: $77.98.
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This bundle contains Fire TV Stick 4K Max and Alexa Voice Remote Pro.
“Alexa, find my remote.” – Use a device with Alexa, the Alexa app or Fire TV app and Alexa Voice Remote Pro will emit a ring. No searching cushions.
Backlit for your convenience – Navigate movie night with motion-activated buttons that illuminate in dimly-lit rooms.
Two customizable buttons – Create your own shortcuts to favorite channels, apps, or many Alexa commands.
Our most powerful streaming stick – Elevate your entertainment experience with a powerful processor for lightning-fast app starts and fluid navigation.
Lifelike picture and sound – Enjoy the show in 4K Ultra HD, with support for Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and immersive Dolby Atmos audio.
Wi-Fi 6E support – Enjoy smoother 4K streaming, even when other devices are connected to your router.
Turn your living space into an art gallery – The first-ever streaming stick with Fire TV Ambient Experience lets you display over 2,000 pieces of museum-quality art and photography.
5 reviews for Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max with Alexa Voice Remote Pro
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Original price was: $94.98.$77.98Current price is: $77.98.
psmith124 –
Just WOW!
I can’t say enough about this! First of all it has fixed every issue we’ve had and thought it was the internet or the channels themselves. Even had a strange sound thing happening and that doesn’t occur anymore! It’s super fast and the picture quality is amazing! No more need for any other remote as you can turn off and on your tv with this. Easy access buttons to Netflix, Prime, Disney+, and Peacock. So easy to set up and great connectivity! We’re very impressed!
marktrimarc –
Used it to Upgrade My Toshiba Fire TV
I bought a 32″Toshiba Fire TV almost five years ago for my home gym and noticed that apps were loading slower on that TV than they were on my other TVs that had fire sticks and a fire cube.I originally thought that, since the Fire TV had the Fire software built in, there was no way to improve the speed. Then I did some research and found that the TV was compatible with an external Fire stick.I chose to buy this Fire TV Stick 4K Max for its mid-level price point and have not been disappointed with the increased performance vs the TV’s Fire software.Setup was easy, the new remote controlled everything and the battery life was improved over the old remote and it now has voice command. I can’t say the sound quality of the TV changed much if any, but I wasn’t expecting it to.Overall, I’m very happy with the performance of this Fire stick and am especially happy that I didn’t have to buy a new TV.
Vad T. –
Excellent Performance and Handy Remote Features
The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max is a great streaming device with excellent performance. The remote is very convenient and includes additional buttons for scrolling up and down pages, which makes navigation much easier. The CPU is fast and responsive, apps open quickly, and movies play smoothly with great picture quality. I also really appreciate the included HDMI extender, which helps with installation and improves signal reliability.The only downside I’ve noticed is occasional “white noise” coming from the speakers of my Toshiba TV. This may be TV-specific, but it’s worth mentioning. Overall, despite this minor issue, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max is fast, user-friendly, and a solid upgrade for streaming.P.S. The issue with noise has been resolved after consulting with Amazon Outreach Support. The fix was to change “Audio > Surround Sound” from “Best Available” to “PCM.” Thank you, Amazon!
CP –
Fast, Reliable 4K Streaming with Smooth Performance
I purchased the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max to upgrade an older streaming device and improve overall speed and responsiveness for daily streaming.Intended use:Streaming movies, TV shows, and live content in 4K using common apps such as Prime Video, Netflix, and YouTube.Setup and installation:Setup was straightforward and took only a few minutes. The device connected quickly to Wi-Fi, and signing in and downloading apps was simple using an Amazon account.Streaming performance:Navigation is noticeably faster than older Fire TV models, with quick app launches and smooth menu transitions. Video playback has been consistent, and 4K content loads quickly with no buffering issues on a stable internet connection. Picture quality is sharp, and playback has been reliable across different apps.Remote and usability:The included remote is responsive and easy to use. Voice search works well for finding content, and the interface is intuitive once set up.Limitations:As with most streaming devices, performance depends on internet speed. The interface is Amazon-centric, which may not appeal to users who prefer a more neutral platform layout.Overall experience:In regular daily use, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max has been dependable and noticeably faster than previous-generation devices.Conclusion:This is a solid option for anyone looking for a responsive, easy-to-use 4K streaming device with strong performance for everyday viewing.
Susanne –
Works well, but remote doesn’t light up.
We live in a rural area. When I moved here 3.5 years ago, there was no cable TV or internet out here, and even cell phone service was not great. Hubby used a hotspot for his desktop computer. He had DirecTV for TV shows, so a dish in the yard. After a year, StarLink finally got a satellite up for our area, and another year later Spectrum showed up. All this background info led to trying out a fire stick about a year and a half ago. Hubby had already cancelled DirecTV because of the price which was going up. Fire stick was a good solution for him, because he could watch Yellowstone, MotoGP motorcycle racing, and Supercross and Motorcross. All these 3.5 years we had a large flatscreen TV in a second family room which was never used because it had no service provider. Enter our second fire stick (Max). As soon as it was hooked up, I started watching movies. I agree with another reviewer that the setup was somewhat arduous, with a lot of saying “no” to extra marketing options (having to say no twice to the same question as though I may have said no by accident but meant yes). Big complaint: who makes a remote controller without buttons that light up? Well, Amazon Fire stick does. Getting shows is 5 star; not being able to see the remote buttons in the dark is about 3 stars.