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Sign up for our free weekly newsletter and get the product reviews, deals and holiday gift guides you need to start shopping now. Get the Amazon Fire Stick at Woot for $21.99 (Save $18)ĭon’t get thwarted by shipping delays or sold-out favorites this holiday season. It's rare to find a high-quality streaming stick at such a low price, so be sure to check out this deal while it lasts. While the regular Fire Stick doesn't have the 4K, HDR10 and Dolby Vision capabilities the 4K stick has, it does have the same remote design and vast access to streaming services. We ranked the Amazon Fire Stick 4K ($34.99) as one of the best streaming devices we've ever tested. All you have to do after purchasing is plug the stick into your TV's HDMI port and connect it to the internet for the streaming to begin. Home chefs can also enjoy a free one-year subscription to the Food Network Kitchen streaming app. That media can be found on the numerous apps compatible with the Fire Stick, including Disney+, HBO Max, Hulu and yes, Amazon Prime Video.
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It also comes with power and volume buttons for your TV (unlike the Fire Stick Lite), keeping you from juggling remotes while streaming your favorite media. The Fire Stick's remote features an Alexa Voice function that makes the device start streaming whatever you want at your command. You can access the Prime member discount by logging into Woot! with your Amazon profile information. Usually listed for $39.99, this streaming stick with remote is 46% off its own original price. The Amazon-owned retailer Woot! is currently selling the 2020 model of the TV streaming device for $21.99 for Amazon Prime members (or $24.99 for non-members). Sign up for text message alerts from the deal-hunting team at Reviewed. Tackle your holiday shopping early with deals and expert advice delivered straight to your phone.
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