Fire TV Sticks, the nifty devices which let users turn a bogstandard TV into what feels like a smart one. The streaming media players, plug into a TV's HDMI port and allow users to stream movies, TV shows, and other content from online sites.
Amazon offers plenty of options, be it a 4K model, HD, or the newest generation packed with Dolby Atmos audio and HDR10+. The devices may be on more shoppers' lists thanks to their price drop in the Amazon Prime Day but for those on the hunt for an unbeatable bargain, there's a trick that lets shoppers get it for a much cheaper price.
Even once the Prime sale ends tonight, Friday July 11 at 11:59, shoppers will still be able to use the same tip to beat Amazon's price. Amazon's Fire TV Sticks are currently on offer for £22.79 for Prime members - but this TopCashback dealdrops to theprice to £12.41.
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The TopCashback deal knocks £15 off the price, to shoppers who use the money-saving sites link when buying the Fire TV stick. While £12.41 during the Prime Day sale, it can still be used as a cheaper way to buy the devices even after Amazon's sale has ended.
That's because TopCashback takes a set £15 off Amazon's set price, a tip which can be used even one the Fire Stick HD goes back up to its £39.99 original cost.
The Fire TV Stick HD is perfect for Brits wanting to indulge in all their favourite programmes and series on their telly without the fuss of complex boxes or subscriptions. Simply insert the Fire Stick into your telly's USB port and you'll have access to the likes of Netflix, Twitch, YouTube and more without needing smart TV features.
It all runs through Amazon's operating system, which showcases stunning, high-resolution artwork. For those looking for a superior upgrade, the 4K version of the Fire Stick could also be bought with this cost-cutting tip.
New customers who sign up for a new account through TopCashBack can secure it for £8.49 - considerably cheaper than the £23.99 Prime deal that Amazon is advertising. Here's a breakdown of how shoppers can capitalise on the offer through TopCashback with a handy step-by-step guide:
Fire TV Stick for less with TopCashback:
- Begin by signing up as a new membervia this TopCashback link.
- Find Amazon on the site and hit 'Get Cashback Now'.
- Shop and check out as usual on the Amazon website.
- Cashback will track and pop up in your TopCashback account within seven working days of the transaction.
For those shoppers looking for alternatives, theRoku 4K Stick is on offer £29.99. It boasts excellent reviews and presents a different option to the Amazon Fire Stick, albeit at a higher price.
Google's 4K Streamer Kit is another choice, retailing at £99.99. It's fast, stylish, and lets users enjoy all their favourite shows with the necessary apps.
But the burning question remains: Is the Fire TV Stick HD really worth the investment? Tech experts tested the device in 2023 and were thoroughly impressed by its performance.
Previously writing for The Express, Aaron Brown said: "Inside, the latest chipset means the Fire TV Stick is 50% faster than the 2019 Fire TV Stick, but unless you're playing games on this lightweight dongle, you're unlikely to really notice the improvements."
"It's the software that is the real star of this show. Aside from maybe the Apple TV, Amazon's Fire OS has one of the best-looking menus on the market. Boxsets and blockbusters are presented with beautiful, high-resolution artwork that fills every corner of the screen.
Nevertheless, for those who already have a Fire TV Stick, this upgrade might not be necessary. If you've got a 4K TV, the 4K Fire TV Stick could be a more suitable option.
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