Amazon trims Fire TV streaming lineup from five devices to four
Amazon has consolidated its Fire TV streaming player lineup, cutting it from five models to four by replacing the Fire TV Stick 4K Select and 4K Plus with a single new Fire TV Stick 4K. The updated roster now consists of the Fire TV Stick HD, Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Stick 4K Max and Fire TV Cube, alongside a new remote control announced the same day.
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A smaller lineup could make it easier for shoppers to pick a device without wading through near-identical tiers, addressing a complaint often leveled at companies like Samsung and Lenovo for overly fragmented product ranges. The timing ahead of Amazon's Prime Day suggests the simplification may also be aimed at presenting cleaner, more attractive discount options, with the new 4K stick reportedly set to be half off during the sale.
- Amazon cut its Fire TV streaming player count from five to four models.
- The Fire TV Stick 4K Select and 4K Plus are being replaced by one new Fire TV Stick 4K.
- The new 4K stick is expected to be discounted to $30 during Amazon's upcoming Prime Day event.
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max — This is the top streaming stick in Amazon's newly simplified lineup, offering fast performance and 4K streaming with Wi-Fi 6E support. If you're navigating the new Fire TV lineup discussed in the article, this is the flagship pick worth considering.
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