Amazon has unveiled its latest streaming device, the Fire TV Stick HD, offering enhanced features not found in previous models. Priced at £39.99, this new entry-level gadget boasts a sleek and slim design, 30% narrower than its predecessors, making it more convenient for both TV attachment and portability.
One notable feature of the Fire TV Stick HD is its power source – it draws power directly from the TV’s USB port, eliminating the need for a separate adapter. Amazon highlighted the device’s compact size and optimized power delivery, allowing it to fit neatly behind a TV without additional clutter.
The Fire TV Stick HD provides access to popular streaming services like Disney+, Apple TV, Prime Video, iPlayer, ITVX, and Netflix. It also includes a remote with Alexa voice search and quick app launch buttons for user convenience.
While it doesn’t support 4K resolution, the Fire TV Stick HD offers full HD viewing quality, suitable for most households. Amazon claims significant speed enhancements compared to previous HD models, with the new device performing over 30% faster on average, enabling quicker startup and app loading times.
Equipped with the latest Fire operating system, the Fire TV Stick HD promises a cleaner user experience, enhanced recommendations, and simplified content discovery. Interested buyers can expect the device to hit stores on April 29th at a price of £39.99.