Amazon’s Best Streaming Device Just Got Cheaper Than Black Friday, Meet the New Fire TV Cube

If you need a new streaming device, don’t just settle for the first thing you see on Amazon. Streaming sticks are great, but sometimes you want a little more horsepower. It’s out there, and you don’t have to look very far for something of the sort. In fact, you can still shop Amazon for that very thing.

Right now, you can head to Amazon to grab yourself a Fire TV Cube for $95, down from its usual price of $140. That’s $45 off and a discount of 32%. So for less than $100, you can get Amazon’s most powerful streaming platform yet, and it can do anything you need it to and more.

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The Fire TV Cube isn’t just a streaming box. Basically, it brings together the functionality of an Alexa smart speaker and a media player. It runs everything you’d expect from a Fire TV device, including apps like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube, and more, but it also acts as a hands-free Alexa hub. That means you can control your TV, soundbar, and cable boxes using just your voice only. No need for a remote, unless you need tactile controls for a moment.

And this is Amazon’s fastest streaming device yet, with an octa-core processor that makes multitasking feel lightning fast. It supports 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision, HDR, and Dolby Atmos, so if you’ve got a TV and sound system that can handle it, you’ll get stunning visuals and immersive audio to match.

It’s also future-proofed with support for Wi-Fi 6E, which helps keep your streams smooth and buffer-free, especially if you’re running multiple devices on your home network. There’s even an HDMI input and USB port, which makes it more versatile than your average stick-style device.

If you like watching older content, the Fire TV Cube is great for that. It has a special upscaling feature, which means it can sharpen older HD content and make it look better. Alternatively you can use the Fire TV Cube to check all your smart devices, too. It’s useful for that too.

So put down that $20 Roku device. Why pay for something inferior when you can spend just $95 for high quality content, a super fast processor, a voice-controlled hub, and more? The Fire TV Cube will be your new favorite way to watch shows and movies. And if you’re planning on relaxing this summer, you should get yours while the getting is good.

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