Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max streaming device, with AI-powered Fire TV Search, supports Wi-Fi 6E, free & live TV without cable or satellite
Original price was: $59.99.$39.99Current price is: $39.99.
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5 reviews for Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max streaming device, with AI-powered Fire TV Search, supports Wi-Fi 6E, free & live TV without cable or satellite
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Original price was: $59.99.$39.99Current price is: $39.99.
Mike K. –
Easy-to-Use Streaming Device – Great for Older TVs
I bought this Fire TV Stick 4K Max because my old smart TV couldn’t download some applications, so I needed an external device. This Fire Stick is very easy to use and operate. Setup was simple — just plug it into the HDMI port on the side of the TV and control everything with the included remote, which doesn’t need batteries.I also purchased the “Made for Amazon” USB Power Cable, which eliminates the need for an AC adapter, so the stick can draw power directly from the TV. Connectivity is excellent, buffering is minimal, and the device feels very durable. Overall, a reliable and user-friendly streaming device that works perfectly for upgrading older TVs.
Hugh Williams –
Excellent value for your money.
The best streaming stick Amazon makes.If you’re debating between the regular 4K stick and the Max, just get the Max. It’s significantly faster, has double the storage (16GB), and the Wi-Fi 6E support makes it more “future-proof.” Setup took less than 5 minutes, and Alexa voice search works perfectly for finding movies across different apps. It’s turned my aging smart TV into a high-end entertainment hub. Highly recommended!
Amanda cabrales –
Wifi password and having phone access to an email to help download apps
Works amazing. It was a quick set up, clear quality and I like that it’s easy to download apps. Haven’t had an issue with it 😊👍🏼
powerrider16 –
Great device, but may not be for Plex users
For various reasons, I decided it was time to at least try a different streaming device, and I figured a FireTV Stick would be the obvious solution.I wanted a responsive device, and to try to ensure this, I figured I might as well go for the top model of the FireTV Stick, so I ordered the 4K Max. This device does not at all disappoint in that regard! It is very snappy while navigating through the UI and the various streaming apps I utilize, so I’m very pleased with that.It comes with a short HDMI extender, which is a great touch because it makes using a “stick” form device such as this not interfere with being in the way of your other HDMI ports.Make sure you use the power adapter it came with (or a USB adapter capable of outputting 2 Amps) because you will run in to problems quickly if it doesn’t detect enough amperage. I rather wish it came with a longer cable, as it is not uncommon these days for a TV to be wall mounted, but that’s just my own opinion.Setup is very easily done and has nice guidance every step of the way. Even getting the remote to work with my TV was super easy and included in the first time setup guidance. The remote ended up only being able to control my TV’s power and volume, which is not a big deal, and I’m sure most individuals who buy this intend to use it as the main source of media to play on their TV.Streaming from various services is an absolute blast and I’ve had no issues there.I rather wish there were more big name options for aftermarket remotes, it seems like there are for every other major streaming device, but on the other hand I’ve never personally heard of anyone’s FireTV remote having issues.If you have a non-smart TV or an aging smart TV that is getting laggy, the FireTV Stick will serve you well for years to come, go for it!The FireTV Stick 4K Max also has an option for a service that allows you to play games from your PC on your TV, I am intrigued to try the trial of that at some point just to see how it is.***For Plex users:**** This is in no way, as far as I can tell, any fault of the device itself. Certain movies will get stuck and after a while make an error pop up, and certain shows will result in the audio playing but the screen being stuck black when the auto play starts the next episode. I have tried everything, and I mean everything. Everything else has never given me this issue. I have gone so far as factory resetting the FireTV Stick, rebuilding my media libraries, cold starting every device on my network, and gone through every single setting in the Plex app. This has resulted in my second issue with the autoplay being seemingly resolved, but again I do not think it is the device itself, or anything on my network, because I have installed what is essentially a media player that can connect to network shares and everything plays with no issue that way. So, yes, it seems to be an issue with the Plex app itself. Unfortunately, it seems forums are full of Plex users experiencing such things on FireTV devices. Again I cannot fault the device or Amazon for this in any way. Unfortunately though it leaves me trying to decide if I should just continue using the player application on my FireTV Stick, which is connected to the only TV I use, and that is mostly what I use when I’m watching anything. If I do that, I have very little reason to run Plex, but I like its layout and I’ve put a lot of time and effort over the years in to getting it just the way I like it. I can hope that an upcoming update fixes things, I could buy a Plex Pass and see if this improves things, I could switch to Emby and pay their monthly charge, or I could purchase a different streaming device…..it’s a tough spot….
Ms. M. –
Solved my Disney+ problem!
2025-06-07. Fire TV Stick by Amazon. 4K max streaming device. WiFi 6E. Free and live TV without cable or satellite subscription.So with my phone plan, I get a free subscription to Disney+; however, my older model TV doesn’t support Disney+ for some strange reason. I get Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime just fine, but for some reason, Disney doesn’t work. In speaking with my friends, and one told me to get a Fire Stick. The Amazon Fire stick will override the TV’s interface and I would be able to access all the apps, including Disney+.Well, they were 100% correct! This solved my problem! The toughest part of this entire thing was deciding which Fire Stick to buy. My friend had told me any one would work as it’s just a different interface. So get one that matches your TV’s specifications. Remember any system is only as good as its weakest link. If you only have a 1080P (HD) TV, then buying a 4K Fire Stick will do nothing to improve the picture quality, it’ll still max out at 1080P (maybe 2160P if you have a upconverter.) However, if you plan on upgrading your TV in the near future, you may want to consider buying a higher grade TV. That’s exactly what I did. I know my TV needs an upgrade, and I’ll probably go a little bigger in size to. The standard is pretty much 4K so the 4K Fire Stick was a safe bet for me.One other thing people don’t really think about is the signal. Remember systems and the weakest link? Well, your signal is part of that system. Unless you have a 4K signal, your 4K TV will never reach it’s maximum capability. This is why upconverting is not necessarily a bad thing. Upconverting is taking a lower quality signal and converting it to a finer one. Why isn’t there a lot of 4K content? Well most cable internet plans cap out at 1.2TB per month, and if you stream a lot of 4K, you’ll hit that well within the 30 days and incur heavy over-charges.Set up of the Fire Stick can’t be easier. It’s a simple plug and play set-up. Another great thing about the Fire Stick is that it’s the size of old USB memory sticks which makes them highly portable!Overall, this 4K Fire Stick did exactly what I needed. It retails for $60, but currently (at the time of this posting), it’s on sale for 1/3 off. Even better, if you have an older model, or if you want to upgrade your Fire Stick, Amazon will give you and extra 20% for trade ins!